The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24
made by Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. Cullen,
the highest east and west by Miss Sue
X Gordon and Mrs. Bland Smith.

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The marriage of Miss Alice B. Adam
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
Adamson, of Bon Air; Va, TO Mr.. Samuel
10. Gown, of Birmingham. Ala, is an
nounced to take place on March 14th.
at s O'clock P. n, at the home OF her
parents
Miss Alice Lefebvre and Mr.. Corrie
Graves will be married Wednesday at 9
o'clock at the Monumental Church.
Mr. William nI Hnbliston entertained
at a beautiful dinner at his apartments
on Tuesday evening in honor OF miss
Hemingway, of. Mississippi. The decora-
tons, which were exceedingly pretty cor
sisted OF liberty roses, with the appoint
ments of a corresponding tint HIS guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Todd. Miss
Hemingway, Miss Anna Deane Carr. Miss
Evelyn Gordon, Mr.. lynnwood Antrim
and r. A. Lancaster, Jr-
The Jefferson Club gave a most enjoy
able card party md informal dance Tues
day evening at the clubhouse. The par
lors, library and reading-rooms were pref
tily decorated in palms and growing
plants. There WIS a large attendance.
! many Of the members engaging in whist
german was led by Mr.. Albert Wise At
1880 o'clock supper was served.
A most attractive George Washington
party was given on the ed by Master
Donald Pegram Ellyson. from TO 5
o clock The decorations were all appropri-
ate to the dny. Portraits of George wash
! ington, draped in flags, were hung In con-
spicuous positions. United States nass
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parlors. In the dining-room red, white
and blue also prevailed. In the centre
of the table was cherry-tree with the
tell-tale Ratchet. Souvenirs were hatchets
and trunks of trees filled with candied
cherries.
The young folks present were ~ w.
Bowc.s Dudley Bowe. Ed. Mccarthy.
Bufords Scott, Alexander Donnan, Edith
Donnan, Mary Ball Saunders, Louise
Ellyson. Elizabeth Elyson, Alice Nelson.
Lynne Lewis Jones, Charlie Gray. Roger
Mercer, Morson Keith, Jean Moore. Maud
Slater, John D. Blair, Broadus Mitchell.
Ellen Ball. Margaret Crump, Mitchell
Conrad. Foster Nit. Camilla Wexford.
Tom Starke, Frederick Valentine, Ken
meth Phippen. Mamie Smith. Robert
Augustine, Denny Staples. Frederick
Boatwright, Leland Rankin, R. and Lind
sey Wrenn. of Norfolk.
Mrs. Z. T. Hunter, of No. a5 East Frank
lin Street, entertained at q card party
Friday evening, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
E. L. Hunter Of Chicago. The decora-
tons were all appropriate to the birthday
of the Father of our country. Mrs. Hun
| ter wns awarded the first prize, a minia-
| ture OF Martha Washington, and tMr. Al
| bert Alsop the gentleu1an's prize,
Ratchet tied with the national colors
Mr. nd ~
ter, Mrs Whitehead, Misses Preston Wo-
| mack. Bessie Smith, Bessie Hunter, Lorenn
and Annie Mcintosh; Messrs. Maurice
Hunter. Whitehead, Shands, keinsch, Faw-
cette and Alsop.
| .The Chaperon" a bright and sparkling
| comedy, was presented at the Woman S
| College Friday night by the Glass OF Ex-
preston. The performance was under the
| direction of Mrs J. A. c. Chandler and
! the members of the cast acquitted then-
selves most creditably-
| The following is the cast of characters:
| Miss Morong principal Of Brandon HalD
1 Myrtle LangfOrd
| Mrs. Dynecourt (of .'Shellbourue's)-. .-..
| Edary George Stott
| Mile Jeanne Payne
! Joyce Dynecourt. katherine Gudger
! Judith observation-disclosures Fearnslde
| Phyllis Reynolds. Lucy Thomas
| Barbara Creighton. Fanny Floyd
! Suzanne Horton. Chandler
| Lillian Gordon...... ..-Elfredsa Euei
| Mollie Howard. Spencer
! Anna Dayton. ................Myrtle PhenlA
| Daisy Rogers. Observation-Disclosures Graves
Miriam C"The Gypsy ....Lesley Jeffries
| Jill c'The WaifD ............. Rosa Baker
| Nora (NIrs. D"necourt's maid).
| AIadge Bowie
! Miss Violet Wray gave a most enjoyable
| party Friday evening at her home, on
| West Marshall Street. The parlors and
| dining room were prettily decorated in
| palms. American Beauties, pink and white
| carnations The following young people
| were present:
| Misses Daisy Qunrles, Daisy Gathright,
Bessie Luck. Eva Sheppard, Ethel Phillips,
Fannie Williams, Violet Wray, Annie Han
! kins, Lillian Wray. Sarah Rowe, Ruby and
i Bessie Wray, Gussie Fuller and Florence
| Newman; Messrs. Albert Brookins, Forest
Murray, Charles Phaup, Willie 2haup,
| James Morrissette, John Berkhart, Harvey
| Calls, Frank Gray, Lawrence Farley,
| George Wray, Peter Wrry, Alfred Wray.
| Linwood ReGdy. Joe t'owardin, Lewis "
Little and Claude C. Wilson.
! Society is taking the liveliest interest
| in the coming of Herr Windersteln ard
his great Philharmonic Orchestra of sew
! ty-ive musicians on Thursday. March
| 18th, at the Academy of Music. There is
| to be both matinee and night perform
! ances, with entire change of programme.
! 1t is now quite an assured fact that this
| famous European orchestra. from Leip-
sic, will appear here, for the subscrip-
ton lists which were opened some days
! ago are filing up most satisfactorily.
! Among those who have subscribed are:
! Mr. and Mrs. George w. Stevens, Mr.
! and Mrs. S. w. Travers, Miss Margaret
| Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Tanner, Mr..
| and Mrs Gideon Davenport, Mr. and
| Mrs. T. William Pemberton, Mr. and
| Mrs w. S. Forbes, Mr.. T. c. Williams,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Harris, Jr, Major
| and Mrs. E. T. D. Myers, DR.. and Mrs.
| Joseph A. White, Mr.. Langdon Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson. Mr.. j.
| Stewart Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.
! Jeffress, Mr. and Mrs. J.. D. Crump, Mr..
| and Mrs. Robert S. Bosher,. Mr.. S. II.
| Halves and Miss Catherine Halves, Mr.
! and Mrs. Andrew II. Christian, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. HAYES, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| A. Hoen, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mill
hiSer Mr. and Mrs. E. MiIihiSer, Mr..