The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-01
Social and
Personal

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| attractively decorated in palms, ferns
| and potted plants, and testout roses lent
| q pretty touch of color.
Mrs. Talley was assisted in receiving
| her guests by her mother, Mrs. l. A.
! Patrick, OF Danville. After the music,
| dainty refreshments were served. An
excellent musical programme was rem
! dered by Mrs. Talley's pupils, who re-
| fected great credit on themselves and on
| their teacher by the splendid manner in
which their numbers were rendered.
| The programme was as follows:
Wels-Bohemia, Miss Carrie Neal:
| Nvood-Thy Name, Mrs. S. J. Wingfeld:
| Hawley, The Rose Fable. Miss Kate
| Binswanger; Beaumont-Con Amore
! Miss Sallye Hart: Tosti-La Serenata-
| Mrs. Frank Kerns: Mozart-Fantasia. D
| minor. Miss Grace Neal; Cantor-As the
Dawn, Mrs. W. b. Fzzini; Brassin-.
Nocturne. Miss Ray Hessberg; Need
ham-The Fairy's Lullaby, Miss a.
Brooks Phippen; Theo Lack-valse Ara
besque, Mrs. NJ. II. Justis; Josephson-
Shepherdess, Miss Evelyn Deitrick:
| Buck-Bedouin Love Song, Mr.. S. j.
Wingfield; Beethoven-Sonata Pathet-
ique, first movement. Miss Kate Bins
| wanger; Hawley-AIolly's Eyes, Mrs. w.
L. Pizzini.
| The ball room of the Jefferson Club was
| filled to overfowing last evening. when
Mr.. Charles Pierson and his pupils pre-
sented Robertson's sparkling comedy,
David Garricl1. Every character was We'll
presented, and the entire performance was
a most pleasing one, as was evidenced by
the frequent rounds oe applause. Dancing
followed the performance.
The members of the cast were the guests
of the entertainment committee at IN ele-
CANT course supper later III the evening.
The jefferson Club will give an "adver-
tisement BALI next Thursday evening that
will be an exceedingly novel and delight
iful affair. The participants are expected
to represent some we'll known advertise
ment or trade mark, and the effect VIII
doubtless be a pretty one
Mr. Harvey Griffin and Miss Annie 5
Eamett both Of this city. were married
in Washington Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
W. NJ Hamlet and Miss Ada Hamlet.
brother and sister of the bride. accompa-
MED the young couple. Mr. Grimm Is
valued enploye Of tae Traction Company
Upon their arrival in this city last night
a number of the I-oung friends on Mr.
and Mrs. Griffin assembled to welcome
their return and to congratulate them.
Among these We're Mrs. Caldwell, Misses
Tena and Pearl Meredith. Mrs. Clay,
; Misses Daisy Holmes, Leila and Ruth At
kinson, Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson,
Misses Ada and Amelia Hamlet and
Messrs. E. II. Poterfeld, Sam Harris, ~
j. Joynes. Mr.. Spiers, George and w. H.
Hamlet.
Mr.. and Mrs Griffin will reside at No
1873 West Main Street.
MIR. Gilbert Contant Of New York, and
Miss Martha Leonard, OF Waynesboro,
Va, were married Monday evening at the
residence Of Rev. C. ]. Oehlschlaeger,
pastor of the Sixth-Street German Luth-
eran Church. Immediately after the cere-
mony they left for New York and Niagara
Fails They will return to Richmond in
about two weeks and reside here.
Mrs. Floyd Hughes. of Norfolk. is
spending a few days in the city.
Colonel John S. Mosby is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Charles Wells Russell, III
Washington.
Miss lila Mayo. who has been visiting
friends in the city, has returned to her
home in Norfolk.
Mrs. c. W. Westbury is in Washing
! ton, the guest of Miss Reed.
Mrs j. n. Liggett, of Harrisonburs, is
the guest Of friends in the city.
Mrs. Ralph Stern entertained at cards
Wednesday evening at her residence, ON
West Clay Street After the game an
elegant supper was served.
Mr. W. s. Gordon, a well-known civil
engineer of this city. has gone to Texas
to reside
Misses Fannie ANA Rerta Lang have re
turned from q pleasant trip to New
York.
Miss Mary Peters, OF Baltimore, is the
guest OF Mrs. Montague, No. 2eS East
Grace Street.
Mrs. David B. Tenant and Miss Anne
Tenant are sojourning at the Hot
Springs. Miss Tenant will so to Washing
ton to be one OF a charming house party
during the Inauguration.
Miss Elise Davenport is spending some
time at Old Point and Miss Eliza
beth Davenport is visiting friends in Ne"
Jersey.
Miss Nina Randolph has returned to the
city, after = delightful NiSit 70 Aiieiiu9 III
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. Joseph Wallerstein entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening in honor OF
Miss Fannie Wallerstein
The Auxiliary of the Virginia Hospital
continue to ask the general public to
save their old rubber. They propose 10
beg for it until a carload is collected
Cali ur old phone 9l6 and the rubber VIII
De~Sent for.
Miss Ethel Lipscomb. Of Danviiie, Va,
who has been visiting NIsr. i. j. Montt-
que. has returned home While here
Miss Lipscomb was the recipient of much
attention.
Mrs C. W. Westbury is visiting Miss
Reed. No. eos C Street Northwest, wash
ington.
SUPT. THOMPSON'S REPORT.
Makes IrrnortsHt Recommendation Concerning