The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-06

Social and
Persona

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Me- Charles Davenport entertained ct
q sel;.,a,tful care! party yesterday after
noon q; her residence on West Frantiin
1straet a number Of the strong whist
Slaye:s INDUCED In their fayoIite game.
She winners receiving blue ena'leied VIZ st
buttons TWO tables of I,rogre ssiVe eicnse
WAS played. An elegant supper Was sefV-
Cd on the small tables
Mrs. Daveaport's guests were Mrs
JOHN Hunter. Mrs. Thomas rutherford
AIRS. Ashton Starlsc. AIRS. Allan Donnan.
Miss. Str!nSfe9Iow, Mrs. Williams, Miss
Archer. Miss Corydon Sutton. Mrs. isaiah
White. Mrs G X. j. Brock. Mrs. Adol-
plus Blair. Mrs. Randolph Wei ford,
Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Spiiman, Mrs Ry!and'
Mrs Robert Bosher, Mrs. j. a. W n.te.
Mrs Alfred Gray. Mrs. Herbert S:aioo ne
Mrs Edward Cru..p. Mrs Meredith Mon
1asuc. Mrs A. J. LEROY. Mrs. Archie
Patterson and Mrs. otway Allen
Mrs Andrew H. Christian, Jr., was
hostess at a delightful card party yes
.crday afternoon given in honor OF MS
Francis II. Iperaberton- OF New \ orK- ne
pretty decorations were IN PINK IN 't15
centre of the table. on the Renaissance
I.ce over mink satin. was a shower of
mink carnations. The silver candelabra.
tied with pink satin bows, held shaded
candles OF the same tint.
The ladies playing We're Nesdames
Francis r. ie:nberton. OF New YORK;
John Lyons. John Harrison Banker, OF
massachusetts: James Il DcoleT, Nlr-
..iri,:s Newton. Levin Joynes. j. Aston
f-al,e1i. William Il. Trissc Thomas Rutfer-
foord. Alfred Harris. +. I. d. Myers. Jr,
II g Rennoids, Charles Davenport Ran
dolph Wexford c. Z. Suck. Lindsey OF
Pennsylvania: William Royal, and Mss
Virginia Archer.
The Tuesday german was danced last
evening ri; the Masonic Temple and was
n most enjoyable affair y large number
Of the participants attended the theatre
Gals at the jefferson the carly part of the
evening Mr. Adolphus Blair led.
The cfGperones were Glr. and Mrs
John G. lrarland, MI and Mrs. Adolphtls
Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Broken
braugil Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ Blank
crlsh;p. Mr. and Mrs. George Day s. Nj
and Mrs. Horace Halves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers.
ANON. the dancers We're Misses Lips
comb. of Danville: Carol Wexford, OF
sabine HAIL. Iannum. of Philadelph a;
Ruth Tanner Mamie Cooke, Emily len
,li,lgs Lily urquhart, Charlotte Ionse.
Agnes Mccarthy. Louise Mayo. Anna
Carr. Martha Byrd, Josephine Putney.
Maria. Moseiey Elizabeth Whitlock, Marie
Webster. Sadie Sutton. Elise Davenport.
Ruth Robins. Kate and Sophie Meredith,
lIenilingilam Spilman, Jane Fisher. Tyler,
Ball: Messrs. Mullen, Smith. Reed. Brock.
Barber Cabell. St1inEfellow. Skipwitll,
Taylor. Elicit Fitzgerald. Quarles. Hub
bard, Miller. Smallman. Jones, William
and Edward Wight. Williams. Bcwe,
Tyler. MciIcnney, Hobson, Davis. Lea,
Cooke De Trevilie, Harvie, Pollard. Ed
1nund. Brooks. Munfora, Coles. Harrison,
Tanner, Vaughan. Coke. Bennett, Car
ringtcn, Moseley. Sands, Leake, DauSn-
trey, McAdams and Watson
The TwelTttetl. Century Evening given
last night at the residence OF Major
Howard No. 2S2e East Franklin Street,
for the benefit of the St Johns Circle OF
Kings Daughters, was in every particu-
Ear a delightful event The house was
Beautifully decorated in palms and cut
flowers. In the trlning-room s4le color
scheme was purple and white, the circle s
coorS.
Silver. Maltese crosses with purple let
tiers, Were hung here and there. From
the chandelier purple ana w:.9ts sstreaners
ware caught TO the corners of the table
ana confined with large bows. In the
,5er9ter of the table on the renaissance.
over purple satin, was a tan silver vase
filled with white roses. The purple can
dies in the silver canGeiaira completed
the pretty scene.
The receiving Esarty was composed OF
Mrs Ramon Garcin, president OF tlaa cir
Gle; Nesdames Kate Barbour Howard. T.
+. Howard. George Sur1ie, o. r Blan-
lefship. Charles Clenmitt, Frank j.
Ccaigie, w. W. Davies. ]. y. Reynolds
The younger members of the circle wao
assisted i'll serving, were NesdameS j. J..
TsI.afissro. WOrttlley D9cbie, Clarence
GTrarCkl.n, Ernest Moore, Julian Greene,
w " Hardwicile, James Moore. Misses
sientry Lulie Scott, Jessie Bailey and
Mary Taylor.
.,4a feature Of the evening was the
excellent musical programme. Mrs Nellie
Sweeney Palmer sang beautifully. Miss
Anne Louise Reinharit played on the
-5olin with her usual sweet expression
She WAS acco1nIsa panied by Miss Myrtle Red
ford, who also rendered several solos, and
Captain Frank Cunningham delighted the
audience with several numbers. There
Were a larsa number OF callers.
A Very pretty wedding took place at
I,eastl-Sireet Baptist Church last evening
al Gas o'clock when Miss Jessie Marion
ISodsey ANA Mr. Edgar Pohlig We're
united Rev NJ AsifoE Jones ana KEY
Dr. Mcneil performed the ceremony.
The bride was gowlled in a handsome
mode travelling suit, with hat and gloves
80 match ana carried brides roses.
Her sister Mss Charity Godsey, was
maid OF honor. She was sowrned in
dainty wfita organ1y and carried pink
carnations.
Mr.. Albert Pohlg. The groom's brother,
Was best man
The usherys were Messis. John Justis
Charles Loefl-, Bennett Fleet and Dan
Berghetu2er.
The young couple LEFT on the ~ train
for an extended Northern trip. On their
return tIhey VIII be at homo 10 their
friends at No. s0S East Leigh Street.
Mrs Pohlg is the pretty and attractive
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Godsey.
Mr. Pohlis is the president % the South
era Advertising Company. Both of the
young people. are popular with a large
circle Of friends.
The Central Committee of The a p. V
A. met yesterday 1T noon. Mr.. Joseph
Bryan presiding. Ladies present were
Mesaamcs I-ightfoot. Bagby, M&nford.
Garrett. Valentine. iiotchliiss, Rowland.
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