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

hat of the night before, and the en-
thusiasm seemed to be even greater IMAM
IN the opening night. Those VINO nae hot
lost all their voice on the streets IN the
daytime cheered Justify as the ribbons
we're pinned on the successful horses ~
ne proud satisfaction of their owners.
The fair sex seemed to vie with each
other on the elaborateness OF their toliets.
5atins, silks chiffon, and sheer orSanoaeS
ZACH held their sway. Large picture mats
after the style of Gainshorough, WIN
lheir dropping feathers, and, the bewitcil-
;ng tooues made up of tulle, lace and
rosebuds were among the conspicuous
head gear. Feather and chiffon boas
gave the finishing touch to these smartly
gowned matrons and debutants
Mrs. Alfred Deitrck, of New York,
who is better known in this city as Miss
Edna Young, is warmly greetep oach py
her friends every night.
Miss Mary Ashley Bell. of Fluvanna
who so sweetly entertained the Womans
Club last Monday, has charmed her
hearers by singing at the midnight sup
oers. at which she has been an honored
guest.
Mrs. sunf. of New York, is warmly
welcomed in our midst. and by her pleas
ant talk and bright repartee. makes a
.lcasant addition to any box party.
Miss Phyllis Ianghorne is always sur
.ounded by her old friends and warmly
welcomed back
The Misses Barry. Of Warrenton, who
are the guests of Mrs. Cooke, have a
merry time each night and enjoy the gay
scene to its fullest.
Miss Barnett Wright. of Norfolk, is
also one OF the merry party and is max
ing many friends in our midst
Altogether the scene is one which is not
to be forgotten. and the Smart Set
as wei as those Of others, are sorry each
night to say farewell and TO think that
it brings US one day nearer to the last
Mrs. William N. Wade and Miss Lucy
Harrison Wade, who have been spending
the summer at Hotel Arbemarle, III
Scottsville, returned home last week
Miss Phyllis Langhorne was entertained
at lunch yesterday by her sister, Mrs. T.
Moncure Perkins, OF West Franklin
Street. The house and dininS-room dec
orations We're in palms, maideu-halr terms
and La France roses The guests invited
to meet Miss Langhorne We're: Miss Hell
en- Christian. Miss Mary Ashley Bell, of
New York: Mrs. c. D Langhorne, of
.1AIirador., Albemarle county: Mr.. Court
land Smith. of Alexandria; Mr.. Hurkamp,
of Fredericksburg. and Mr.. John Bryan.
cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Lucy Wingfeld to Charles Wad-
dey Davis.
The marriage will take place at the
home OF the bride-elect, NO. 20 North
l,wenty-second Street, Wednesday after
noon, October 23d.
There was q. pretty wedding at st. Pc
ta,s Cathredal at O'Clock yesterday
morning. when Miss Margaret Haiey, tIle
prettv and accomplished daughter OF NY.
.Iohn \. Haley, clerk of the BoarG u
Health became the bride OF MI. Johh ..
Mott, a popular young mechanic Oh li1.'
city.
Ibe Rev. Father Bowler ofticiateti Mr.;
Iames 3. Doherty acted as best man, ana
Mss Hannah Mott, sister of the groom
was maid Of honor.
The couple left on a northern trip.
Mrs. r. T. Alvey of Asl,evilie, y. c.
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Burnett Lewis
No. 5C6 East Franklin Street
Miss Lucy Neal ana Miss Louise Rob
neon. Of Danville are visiting the Misses
Jones. Of South Third Strteet.
Mr.. silas shelburnc. of Dickinson &
Shelhurne, has just returned from TRIP
through the tobacco belt. He reports the
crop noTtE u JiihTa 'N1h.' ~ -
heavy as was at one time supposed it
would be.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Eve Jacobs and Mr.. Louis Burch.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. P. Jordan, accompanied
by their niece Miss Eula Wysor, of Pu-
aski, are attending the Horse Show.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Rumn Randolph. of
Charlottesville, are staying in the city.
The first event of the series of Ladies'
Tournaments at the Hermitage Golf Club
win be held on Saturday next. The tour
nament Will begin at 10 y NJ and payers
may compete at any time during the day
after that hour.
Miss katherine Drcwry and Miss Mar
tha Burch Monroe are staying at No. 800
South Third Street.
Misses julie and Grace cascaden. of
phiIadelphia. are visiting Miss Emma
scott. No. 10a East Franklin Street.
THE members of the Milton =. Work
Whist Club who could tear them
selves away from the Carniva! and
settle down to thought. enjoyed spirited
carne OF whist at the Woman's Club yes
terday afternoon.
Rev Dr. w ". Lear and Mrs. Lear
will celebrate the anniversary or the,f
wedding by giving tea. TO their friehos
tonight at their home, No IL MOTIF
Tenth Street. DR.. Lear is the popular
Iiastor of Centenary M. e. Church, ana
his wife was Miss Motley before her
marriage.
M a ndrew Rida;ck will leave in
few weeks for a trip to Rio de Janeiro.s
Brazil and. other South American points
Miss Pearl Hartman, Of West Virginia.
is on a visit to her uncle. DR. c.. E. Hart
man. at No. Cos East Main Street.
Misses 3. Shaner of Iynchburg, Va,
and Emma Smith, of Washington, p. C..a
are the guests Of Major and Mrs. w. Al.
Evans. ( OH o. 1412 Grove Avenue.
Mrs John ID ada from IexinKton.s