The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-30
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Arrs-rg those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
AdciphgIs R.a;r. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
RIsnle,;siri,1. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Halves,
Js-- ana Mrs. Joseph Write, Nr. and Mrs.
Alfred s. Carey. Mrs. Henningham Spill
man. Misses Davenport, Jennings Cooke,
Mtchatrx. Morgan. Josephine if'utney, An
ma carr. Byrd Fisher 1dythe White
Elizabeth Whitrock, Lucy Hayes, Ellie
1vefrth, Bail, Spilman, Meredith, Marie
Webster, lily Urquhart, Maria Willija1ns,
A!e7lc Stokes. Helen QUaries. Amy Wer-ss,
Sadie Sutton. SaIlie Reid Anderson. LILY
TYLER. Helen James, Danyille; Elsie Har-
rison. Petersburg; Pauline Powers, Nlr-
GINA BOYD Marie Archer Daisy 1han-.
i9erIayne, Miss Young, of Winston. n c.;
Messrs. Leake. DaughtreE, McAdams,
Watson. Mullen. Smith. Reed, Brock,
Barber. Cabell. Stringfellow, skiD~ith,
Taylor, Elicit, Fitzgerald Quarles, Hub
BARD. Miller. sandman, Jones. Williams.
Bove, Tyer. Mckinney, IIobson. Davis,
] ca. Cooke DE Trev!ile, Haryie, Pollard,
Edmund. Brooks Coles. Harrison, Tan
ne,;. Vaughan Coke. Burnett. Darlington,
Moseley, Wight, Sands and Weddeli
One Of the most enjoyable affairs ever
given by the jefferson Club was the
Lawn Party ball on Thursday eve
ming. The club was deliberately dec
Grated in palms and flowers. The
ballroom was transformed into VERT
able summer garden with the artistic dec
orations. AIN about the wall tnli CEDAR
trees We're arranged From tail
tree in the centre lighted japanese Ian
terms were strung to the other trees. The
scene was n beautiful one and made Il fit
setting for the summer attire worn by the
guests. Behind a screen of palms and
trees on the stage the musicians were
stationed About midnight an elegant
supper WIS served and dancing was re-
sumed until a late hour.
There were an unusually large number
Of dancers. and many out-of-town guests
were present.
A most attractive and beautiful lunch
con was given by Mrs. c. +. Buck in
honor Of her aughter Miss Ella Buck,
Wednesday at O'Clock.
The handsome dining room was eN-
quisitely decorated. Red was the pre-
vailing tint. The twenty-five guests
were about a large round table. in the
centre was a tall vase of the flaming
.-pointcettas.'' and at either end We're
vrcaths of holly berries around the sill
Yer candelabra, bearing the crimson
shaded candles The soft light of illumi-
mated crimson tulips added to the scene.
After the luncheon Mr.. Moses May en-
tcrtaincd the children with an exhibition
of his tricks.
Those present We're Misses Ella Buck,
Roberta and Barbara Trigg, Della Came
ron, Kate Seldom, Julia JoyneS, Eliza
beth Preston, Mary Butler. Frances My
ers, Courtney Crump, Martha Robinson.
Lily West. Julia -Osterloh- Carrie Rem
nolds, Helen Adams. Ellen West, Meta
Randolph, Warfield Crcnshaw, Marie
Potts, Arneta Cussens and Julia Keith.
Miss Annie Coleman Sydnor gave i
charming reception Thursday evening at
her home on Grove Avenue. III honor OF
her guest, Mss Grace Jones, OF Fred
ericl,sburg, from $50 to i o'clock.
The han and parlor We're pretty IN
the Christmas green's. The color scheme
i'll the dining-room was pink and green.
The curtains, mantels and chandeliers
were garlanded with running cedar and
wreaths of holly. The table decora-
lions were unique and beautiful. SuS-
pended from the ceiling was a shelf of
glass running the length of the table.
ON this was placed flowers in protus-
ion with asparagus fern dropping TO the
table. The young ladies receiving We're
Misses Anne Coleman Sydnor, Grace
Jones ana Lizzie Winston
Misses Mary Drewry and Matte Four
quTean served punch and Misses Bessie
SyG-or, Ollie Vickcry of Saratoga, and
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room.
The nurses of the Old Dominion Hospi-
tai gave Il reception "Wednesday after
noon from To O'Clock at the Nurses
Settlement, on North Seventh Street,
and from . TO l. o'clock they held their
annual bali. The halls and drawing
rooms were bright with the Christmas
greens. In the front room We're tall
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dining-room was in White and green. IN
the centre OF The table was Il shower OF
white roses. The muuteis and chande-
lierS were Garlandcd with evergrcenS.
The nurses receiving We're: Miss tiler-
son, representing the alunnae; Misses
Gulley, Cooke and Minor, the Settle
ment nurses, and the pupil nurses re-
ceiVinS We're: Misses Curling, Clont"ii,
Stuff and Araki San. The nurses all
little Japanese maiden, who made pref
ty picture in her graceful native costume
of exquisite pale blue silk
Miss Curling presided at the coffee Ia
bic.
Among the guests were DR.. George
Ben Johnston, Dan Coleman, Robert i.
Williams. Christopher Tompkns. Ennion
Williams. Clifton Miller. Bosher, Levy,
Mann, DAVIDSON, Garcin, Mrs. Grace
leste Berry. Mrs. Boudar. Mrs. Gill,
Misses NJ. j. Moore, Coralie Johnston.
Minnie Swaney, Euphan Washington.
Mae Chung. c.. Y. Austin, Rosa Van
Wort and Hudson.
a. ,lle BAN IN The evening the pupil
nurses OF the framing school and some
of the alumnae We're present. All wore
colonial attire.
Miss Florence Thalhimer entertained a
number of her friends Wednesday even
lng DIT her home, No. 1901 West Grace
Street, in honor Of her guest, Miss Minna
Kosenheim, OF Baltimore.
The early part Of the evening was spent
in games Mr.. Edward !-orenstein Win
ming the first prize. and AIR. Samuel Levy
the consolation.
After the game, supper was served in
The dining-roonl. The color scheme OF
The handsomely appointed table was pink
The guests We're Misses Rosenheim, Bal
tiulore: Alma llohn. Norfolk; Elsie New
man, Savannah: Ella Belle Cohen. Peters
burg: Juliet StlauSe, Rose GolGenbers,
Helen Ezekiel. Rosa Block Rhonie HutZ-
Ter, Hazel Strause, Florence Levy. Edna
BloomberS and AIcssrs. Lee y. Whitlock,
Edward Lovenstein. Louis Z. Leibermuth.
Walter Whitlock. Louis Myer. Percy
Ezekiel, Harold Bloomberg. Harry OPP
penheim, Melvin L. Stern, Sam Levy,
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