The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

beautifully decorated for the occasion in
purple and white, the colors of the Cir
Gle. The receiving party was composed OF
the officers of the Circle and the younger
members assisted in the serving. The
feature of the evening was the excellent
musical programme. Mrs. Nellie Sween-
ey Palmer sang beautifully Miss Annie
Louise Reinhardt played on the violin
with her usual sweet expression. She was
accompanied by Miss Myrtle Bedford,
who also rendered several solos. and Cap
tain Frank Cunningham delighted the
audience with several numbers. There
were a large number Of callers.
The Parsonage Society Of the Broad
Street Methodist Church gave its annual
silver tea Tuesday night at the residence
OF the pastor, Rev. w. b. Beauchamp.
The occasion was a delightful one. The
musical feature of the programme was
specially attractive. The male quartette
of the church was assisted by Captain
Frank w. Cunningham. A recitation by
Mrs. Yeamans was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their wedding
on Tuesday evening. The evening was
a most enjoyable one. Among those pres
SliL we're ieSuaInSS Vaughan
Thompson, Harris, Ed. Vaughan, Parsor
Rowe, Batkins, Perry, Crawton, Doggett.
Belout; Misses May, Doggett Hankns,
Drinard, Bracket, Spencer, Spott: Messrs.
Maxwell, Batllins, Fuller, Langford, Par
son, Rowe. Thompson, Drinard, Tomp-
ldns, Goodall, kaufman, Seldom, Harris
Vaughan, Spott and others.
The annual observance of Founders
Arms Free Hospital Wednesday, Febrl-
airy 18th, from u to 3 P. NJ. There will
be a short service. followed by public
reception to which all the friends of the
hospital are invited. Donations, how
ever small. will be most gratefully re-
celved The Board of Managers are
forced to appeal to the public twice dur
ing the winter for money to run the in
sutution. The work at this hospital has
greatly increased and as every comfort
and benefit are given entirely free, the
expenses are necessarily heavy. 1t is
hope that hearty response will follow
this appeal.
Airs. Horace Gray and Mrs. John c.
Gray were rendered a very pleasant re-
ception at the Woman's Club on Marshall
Day. A large number of the club-mem-
bers We're present to greet the gracious
visitors. Mrs. &. &. NIuuford and Mrs.
B. =. Valentine assisted the guests CT
honor in receiving. Mrs. Harrie Webs
ter served tea and Mrs. Edmund Waddll
coffee. The Misses Harvie, sranddaueh-
tiers OF John Marshall, We're guests of the
club. Among the visitors from out of
town We're Mrs. Solder, Of Tennessee; Miss
Mamie Langley, Mrs. Davis, of Balti-
more; Miss Charlotte Wilson, Mrs. j. 3.
Murrell or Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. L. r.
Pemberton, OF New York; Mrs. j. j.
Thompson of Orange; Miss Louise Wal
Ter, Of Lynchburg; Miss George Cong
don, of South Carolina; and Mrs. r. S.
Thomas, Of SInithfeld, Va.
Miss Helen Mclntire gave q Very pretty
luncheon on Monday, at which Miss Mary
Watts Wood, of Charlottesville, was the
honored guest Those present besides
the hostess We're Mrs. William Todd;
Misses Woods. OF Charlottesville; Porter,
of New Haven; Norvell Jones, of Abe
kins, Pauline Powers, Elizab beth Whitlock
and Amy Werth.
Mrs. Andrew II. Christian, Jr., was
hostess at a beautiful card-party Tues
day afternoon in honor of Mrs Francis
r. Pemberton. The pretty and effective
decorations were in pink. The invited
uests We're Mesdames Francis r. Pember
ton, of New York; John Lyons, John Har-
rison BANKER, of Massa chusetts; James
III. Dooley. Virginius Newton, Levin
Joynes, j. Aston Cabell. VIM. R. Trlgg,
Thomas rutherford, Alfred Harris, E.
T. d. Myers, Jr., r. G.. Reynolds, Chas.
Davenport, Randolph Wexford, C. T.
Buck, Lindsey, of Pennsylvania; William
Royal and Miss Virginia Archer.
was given by Mrs. Charles Davenport at
her residence. on West Franklin Street
Several tables We're devoted to Whist and at
two tables euchre was engaged in. Mrs.
Davenports guests We're Mrs. John Hun
ter Mrs. Thomas rutherford. Mrs. Ash
ton Starlle, Mrs. Allan Donnan, Miss
Stringfellow, Mrs. Williams Miss Archer
Mrs. Corydon sutton, Mrs. Isaiah White
Mrs. c. w. P. Brock, Mrs. Adolphus
lace, Mrs. SDilman, Mrs. Ryland, Mrs
Robert Bosher, Mrs. j. a. White, Mrs.
Alfred Gray, Mrs. Herbert Claiborne,
Mrs. Edward Crunp, Mrs. Meredith
Montague, Mrs. a. j. LEROY, Mrs.
Archie Patterson and Mrs. Otway Al
Zen.
The german Of Tuesday evening was
thoroughly enjoyable one. Mr.. Adolphus
blatr led Inc cfaperoneS were Mr.. ana
Mrs. John G. Farland, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolphus Blair, Mr.. and Mrs Austin
Brockenbrough. Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ,
BlankAnship, Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Halves, MIR. and
Mrs. Alfred Cary. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Powers. and Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Wallace. Among the dancers were
Misses Lipscomb. of Danville; Carol
Wexford, of Sabine Hall; Hannum, of
Ruth Tanner, Mamie
Cooke, Emily Jennings, Lily Urquhart,
Charlotte Yonge. Agnes Mccarthy.
Louise Mayo. Anna Carr, Martha Byrd,
Iasenhina Putney Maria MosAlex Eliza.