The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

| WAC a tall vase of American oe.io1ss.
| "A bunch of the same flower tieu VIZ. WIN
| crimson ribbon, was at each
| place.
Those enjoying Miss Holiday hospl-
tally were: Misses Helen winston que
| Tyler Pauline Powers. Annie Mcintosh
| EVELYN Gordon, Julia. Morton ana Daisy
| Winston.
! DR.. S. c. Mitchell, of Richmond Col
! leGe. viii lecture Monday at 40 Q Crock
; at the Woman's Club on The Element
| of Personality in Modern Life
Mrs. William w. Myers announces the
| engagement OF her daughter. Miss BonnEe
| Barringer Myers, to Sir. Armistead Bor-
| land of Norfolk. The marriage VIII take
! place in February and will be very
+; quiet one, owing to the comparatively
| recent death of Mr.. Borland,s father, the
late Hon. Thomas r. Borland.
Mr.. and Mrs Meyer Greentree on Ihurs-
| day evening entertained the THURSDAY So
| cial Club in honor OF their niece Miss
| Bessie F'leck, OF New York.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
| in moss green. After d guessing contest
i the prizes for which were won by Mrs.
| Veeveer. of Norfolk and MIR. Adolph
| Lang. dancing was INDUCED in. y string
band hidden behind banks OF pains and
ferns, furnA he'd music throughout the
evening.
About midnight an elegant supper was
served The color scheme OF green and
white was minuteIy carried out in the
decorations of the handsomely appointed
table Miss Rhone Hutzler presided at
the punch bowl. After supper dnncing
was resumed.
Among those present were Misses Dora
Lang, hhonie Hutzler, Miriam Bowman,
Marion Levy, Rosa Greentrec, Josie
Cohen, Hattie Bottisheimer, Mary Thai
hiner. Annie Bowman. Rebecca HellStern,
Eta Greentree, Morn Stern, Bertha Lang,
Fannie Lang, Resale Thathimer, iottle
Wen. Beatrice Wallerstein. Minnie hron-
enbere. Of Carlisle, Pa; Hannah Solms,
Philadelphia: Minnie Arnheim. Inrboro,
~ G.; Dorothy Weinfeld. Chattanooga,
Tenn: Mesdames Z. L. Rice Rock Is
land. Ill; s Viewer. Norfolk, Va: Sam
l|lIman. Messrs Albert Wise, Melvin
F'iegenherncr, Joseph Lang, Edward Low
cnstein. sam Wmlerstein Simon Bow
man. Gus Goldback, Charles Pearl, Ado!ph
Lang, Ivan Mayer, Samuel NJ Bowman,
William Joel, Herbert Bloombcrs, Sam
Uliman.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. sauer gave an ele-
CANT supper at the Jefferson Hotel on
Thursday evening. Those present were
MesIames Frederick Brauer, Henry Rick,
Samuel Bruce Dunstan; Misses Bertha
Hcnniughausen OF Baltimore; Emma
Grimmell, Florence Dunstan; Messrs
Frederick Brauer, Samuel Bruce Dunstan,
Henry Il. Miller and J. S. Lie5eTt
Mrs. st. Julien Oppenhimer has re-
turned home. after d visit TO her moth
er Mrs w c. MAYO, in Williamsburg.
Miss Louise Hiczson. of Danville, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. Ashby Jones.
The Jefferson Club viii give an infor-
nal entertainment next Thursday even
ing from to II ",o,7c.z
Miss Ida Faulkner, who has been visit
ing relatives in the city, has returned to
Ter home, in Williamsburg.
Mrs. Myer sycle. of Philadelphia, is the
guest OF Mrs. Samuel Sycle, No 200 West
Gracs Street.
Mrs. Elsie Calder Woody, of Whining
ton. is the guest Of her parents, ~. and
Mrs James Calder, no 1927 Floyd Ave
nuc.
Mr. H II. whitlock, Of Cincinnati, is
in the city.
Miss Bertha Henn=hausen, a charming
young lady of Baltimore. is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Frederick Brauer.
Miss Efie Lacy. of No. Ills Grove
Avenue, has gone on a visit to friends
in New York and also TO visit her cous-
in. Mrs Cornell. in Hobollen, \. j.
where she will spend some time. Miss
Lacy, besides being 4 very beautiful
girl, is a fine musician.
A delightful entertainment was given
last evening under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor Society OF Third
Christian church at the residence Mr..
II. w. Ware, on Church EIll. The large
parors of Mr.. Wares ilosoitable home
were we'll filed with members Of the So
cety and their friends.
a very enjoyable programme, consist
ing Of music ana rectatiOEs, was rem
de-ed.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Grace Price
ana Mr. James w Sail. both Of this
city will take place in Washington on
Wednesday. January 2&d, at the tome of
Mr. Balls cousin. The Rev. C. ".
Trainham formerly Of this city. Will
perform the ceremony.
Miss Price is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Price, and has a large circle
OF friends.
Mr Ball is private secretary to Mr..
C. ". Tanner, and has many friends in
this city. After the ceremony they Will
spend some time north. No invitations
nave been issued, but announcement cards
Will be sent out later