The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-02
Social and
Personal

IL 0A AAS1A
The engagement is announced of Miss
Fanny y. Mitteldorfer and Mr.. Eugene
.-onstine. Miss Mitteldorfer is the very
pretty and attractive daughter OF Mr..
David afitte!derfer, OF No. 40 East Grace
Street. Ever since her debut, Miss Niittel-
dorfer has been a great social favorite
end has by her gracious manner erdeared
herself to 4 host of friends Mr. Constine
vas until recently manager Of the base
n.ent floor OF Julius Meyers Son. but is
at present engaged in business in Nor
felix.
At the residence of Airs. George w.
Stevens. Open Day" was observed last
evening by the Ladies Matinee Musicale.
and the members and their guests enjoy
cd a delightful programme. Miss Mamie
l4arrisoa's beautiful voice was never
heard TO better advantage: Miss Roberta
II. Allen played with great expression on
the violin. and Miss Belle Johnston was
the piariste OF the evening. Refreshments
were served after the music.
Miss Ruth Tanner entertained few
friends at cards yesterday afternoon at
her home on South Third Street. in COM
p,iuent to her guests. Miss Rood. OF
Augusta, Ga, and Miss Dogsett, of Fred
cricksburg.
Miss Rcbckah Bell has returned to this
CITY after. 4 ten months stay abroad.
Miss Bell spent most OF her time IN
Paris and Sevrcs with her cousin Mrs.
Bull, the wife OF an eminent specialist.
Mrs Sarah Little CurTic, of No. 2so
East Grace Street, celebrated on vester-
day her cighty-sixth birthday. MIS-,
,-urrie is widely known and highly es-
fccrncd and yesterday she was the re-
sio;,nt of many flowers and other
tokens of esteem and love from her num-
,rous friends a large number OF visitors
called during the day to verbally extend
their good wishes.
Mrs. Joseph Willard will have as her
Guests at a charming house party III
Washington. next week, Miss Gertrude
Camm. Miss Anne Tenant and Mr..
William Ferguson. OF this city, ana MI
Gardiner Booth, of Alexandria.
Miss Lula Shepherd. of No. So'E ia st
1cirb street was rendered surprise
80, "wednesday night by her friends
a large crowd called during the evening
md -amcs and dancing were INDUCED III
IN, . la1c hour Those present we're
Misses Mary Spencer, Eva Calls NAY
cox Lizzie Hiddick. Mary Ioier' lIi'iu"
Tolcr. Lena Gregory. Minnie Niiburh'
oracle Van Pelt, Sadie MALLORY -nessIs-
hudson Gillian, Jetcr Husnes. LOUIS
Seav. iIarvie Elicit, Roger Cams, l.
Rogers. J. Shelton. D. Shelton. ROBERT
s,,snherd. a. Wh:tmorc. Williams Chap
oc.nes were Mr. and Mrs. d. Z. shep-
,...5 o,,5 NJrS l.. Il. SbGDnerQ.
Mrs Harriet S. Southern and Mr.. ko,
bort NJ. Pitcher will be marreo at
o'clock this morning at the resloelice VI
the brides father, No 81 North I"eh.s
seventh Street. Rev. Robert "A. 1ooo"in
will of1iciatc.
Mrs. Charles e Pugh, of Clifton Forge
is visiting her brother, Captain Bailey.
Miss Manic waddey, of LEnchnurS. is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Z. w. Mas
sic. of Church Hill.
Miss Mary Watts Woods is the guest
Of Mrs Mamie d. Werth, No 2o' west
Grace Street She will not return 10
characteristics until the latter part OF
next week. Miss Louise Fontaine Dabney
is also 4 guest of Mrs. Werth.
Miss SalIic Bruce, of Charlottesville. is
tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Il. H Ben
nett of Church Hill.
Miss Mary Smelling, of Reimbursement
and Broad Streets, leaves tomorrow to
visit friends in Washington She Will &C
company Captain ard Mrs. kline.
Miss Mary Garnett, of Williamsburg, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur G. Fuller, of Bos-
ion. are at the jefferson.
Rev. Frank Ilerfoor. of Richmond Col
Iege. is visiting his home, in Clarke
county.
Miss Eda Atkinson has returned from
= two-weeks' visit to Wilmington, n. c.
Mrs L. z. Morris left Thursday night
tor New York.
Miss Ethel Lipscomb. who has been
visiting Mrs. A. ]. Montague, has returned
30 her home, in Danvillc.
Miss May Hyde. who has been spending
a month with friends in Roanoke has
returned to her home. on West Main
Street.
Miss Bessie Mann, of Nc. os0S East
Grace Street. will attend the Inaugural
lion. She leaves fo. Washington to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas II. Thomas left
Baltimore Thursday for Florida in the
private car of President John Shelton
Williams. of the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas II. Thomas,
,lr., will Join them later