The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-15
Social and
Personal

Fen Palmer at the Masonic Temple The
alasl was deliberately decorated in groups
OF palms and twenty-five tables We're
spread under the luSuriani foliage Hiode1i
behind q screen of evergreen an orchestra
was stationed and played throughout the
evening. After the game OF progressive
euchre AN eaegant supper was served in the
banquet hall. Here pink was the note OF
color, and was carried out in the candies.
pink azaleas and pink satin ribbon Ropes
CT siyu;lax were gracefully festooned Dbout
The tables.
The guests invited were Nesdagnes j.
Alsson <rabeii, Carter Scott, j A LEROY,
J. x Branch, Reginald Gillian, Noncure
l,erkssss, Graham Hebson. Horace Halves.
Herbert Claiborne. John Coke, INobert N.
Blankensi.p. james Caskie, James A.
welch. G. A. Davenport, Waller Morton,
IL e Morton. Hazard, Christopher TomQ-
kins, A D. Williams, Charles l. Workman.
Howard Fnse, Enen Perrin. j Cf'shur.
John Dunlop, Charles Lathrop, < Z. Buck,
David B. Tenant, B-ydon Tenant, Il. A.
Lancaster. Alfred Gray, Lea1y, Ctway Al
len. Z. L. Bcmiss. Robert Hamilton Bar
ION IL Ggglndy. Corydon Sutton, Warning
aon Wise, James D. Patton. " s Forbes.
r. s. Bost1cr Thomas ". Carter. Ryland.
Levin JONES. James Keith. John Potts,
George Ben Johnston, j. Shelton Williams,
James Dooiey. Isaac Davenport. a t.
Ca-n1ra, John Lottier. r. S. Rennoids. ..
". Travers, Thomas Boiling, w c. Royal,
John Ender.s Ben. Nash. ]. II. EllSsoii,
Eugene Massic, L. c. Minor. c. W. T.
Gsrock, Fairfax Montague Frank Williams,
j. A White, Alexander Cameron, isaiah
Il. White, A S. Blford. Fred. P!easa MS.
1auulus a. Irving. William il. Iriss, Por-
Fiaux Robinson, Charles Boiling, X. Tur-
iIS
Cary. Russell Robinson. of Nelson; Rufus
Gillette. Of Illinois. lAd6hphus Blair. Joseph
willard, Frank Male, Alan Donian. Mar
shall Field. of St Louis; Edward Echols
Clement Manly of North Carolina: BENZ. l.
GRAY. OF St Louis; Meredith Montague
McCuc OF Albenla!le; FfNnh Powers, L
A. Hodges. Thomas rutherford, Nm. j.
J.eakc. Arrnsstcad Wexford Preston Cooke,
Ashton Siarllc, Z. Randolph Williams,
Charles Davenport, John w. Harrison
lindsey, of Pennsylvania; Nirsinius New
ton. I-ancas ter Williams. Randolph Well
ford. Andrew Christian, &. ID. Langhofne,
Henry Fairfax, Charles W. Williams An
drew II. Christian. L. ID. Hotchkiss, w.
/, Thomas. A Osterloh, John Atkinson,
sNyndham r. Meredith. Edward Crulnp,
Samuel BRYAN, L. c. Doyle, Warner Moore,
.Junius Morris IaTtzilush Mayo; misses
Belle Perkins, Louise Mayo, Sallie Deane,
Mary Williams, Annie Rose Walker, Hat
ti,. Ross. Helen Montague, Adele Williams,
Halves. Archer. Gillian, Peasants. reg
ram, Cameron, Strinsfellow, Ferguson and
Gray.
= beautiful Valentine tea vas given
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. koeefL Al
Blaukeuship. in honor of her guest MISS
Psrke. of Scranton. Pa. The house was
= in Mains and the
tinius-roorn pink prevailed In the cen
ter of the table on the renaissance spread
over pink satin WAS cut glass piteher
filed with fragrant pink carnations
Pink shaded candles We're IN the SILVER
candclabra. and delicate tracery OF
ferns outlined the pretttly appointed
table
Punch was served by Mrs. Edward J.
Willis and Mrs. Field, of ST Louis The
young ladies assisting in the dining-room
were: Misses Josephine Putney. Sue
Spilman Eleanor Tree, Elizabeth Whit
lock, Mary Rogers, Martha Byrd, Emily
Carter. Kate Blankenship. May Jones
and Miss iiarnum, Of Pennsylvania
There were a large number of guests
throughout the calling hours
One Of the prettiest Valentine parties
was given by Miss Lora Crunp last even
classmates at Miss Elects school and
a number of her friends. The residence
of her mother. Mrs. James d. Cru1np,
was beautifully decorated in palms and
carnations. Progressive games We're
PLAYED during the early part Of the even
ing. The score cards and TALES were
OF hearts. The first prize was a hand
some heart pin, and the other prizes
were also dainty Ieart-shaped articles.
After the games an elegant supper was
served in the dining-room. The color
scheme was red and white, and was car
1icd out in detail.
in the center of the table was large
double heart, Of red and white carnations,
with an arrow stuck through the CEN
ter. Large baskets of spun candy con-
tanned heart shaped bon-bons, and the
cakes and ices We're shaped in the St
Valentines emblem. Each Of the guests
received u beautiful red heart shaped
bonboniere and a dainty valentine.
The guests were: Misses Rosa Archer,
Mary -Aylett, Ethel Blair, Ella Burk,
Mary Butler. Lily West, Elizabeth
Wheat, Warfield Crenshaw, Rachel ur-
quhart, Arnita Cussen, Evelyn Stiles,
Joynes, Lucy Taylor. Martha Landstreet,
Gertrude Tyler. Juliet Keith. Kate
Seldom. Eileen Mckinney, Grace
Sands, Garlic Minor, Page Royal
Julia Moore. Grace Neal. Carrie
Renneids. Marie Potts. Meta Ran-
dclph, Kitty Lancaster. Carrie Neal,
Margaret Waddey, Dora Taylor. Cora
Younger. Katherine Gum. Louise Crump,
Jessie Evans. Rosa Smith, Mamie Mad
dill. Floyd Taylor, Mary Stuart Cooke
OF Roanoke; Helen Tanner, Minnie Bolton
Helene Borchers. Louise Bowies, Cora
Catlin, Sallie and Julia Cottrell, Alice
English, Elise Hodsson, Mary and Nam
ME West. Lizzie Hotchkiss. Edith Nc
CarthN. Wardie Shelton, Katherine Mayo.
Douglas Galloway, Sadie Habiiston, and
Lizzie Willingham.
The children's hall, given Yesterday af-
ternoon at the jefferson under the aus
pieces of the Mary Thomas Auxiliary of
the Home for lncurables, was both a So
cial and financial success. The ballroom
of the Jefferson was decorated in palm.
and chains of hearts. with here and there
a large red heart peeping through the
green.
There We're about five hundred children
present. most Of them in fancy costume.
and the scene was a beautiful one Little
Meriweather Fry and Hubert Sutton were
dressed as CuDids. and sold red hearts TO
the little folks TO take chances at hittin-
the heart-shaped targets
A cake walk was one of the ENJOYABLE