The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-17

w. Gordon. Mrs. Page, Mrs. Wellford.
Mrs. Harvie. Mrs ]. Allison Hodges. Mrs
Patterson. Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. McCue, OF
Albemarle; Mrs Gideon Davenport. Mrs.
BENJAMIN Nash. Mrs. c. w. 2. Borck.
s Mrs. Montague. Mrs. Edmund Waddfli.
Mrs. Isaiah White, Mrs. James Keith,
Mrs. w. Ben. Palmer. Mrs. Barton H.
Grundy, Mrs Isaac Davenport. Mrs. La
Bonita, Mrs. Joseph A. White. Mrs. Chas.
Davenport; Misses Berthe Clark. Jane
rutherford, Sue Gordon. Tyler. Grant,
Glasgow, Moore, Gordon and Giiham.
One of the most enjoyable parties, for
which st. Valentine stood sponsor. was
that given at the jefferson by the Mary
Thomas Auxiliary Of the Home for In
curables. The Jefferson ballroom was
crowded to its utmost capacity. and the
little folks heartily enjoyed the cake
walk, the target shooting and the refresh
ment table. Misses Levina Thomas and
Gwendelyn Rutherford were the success
full contestants in the cake-waIk. and
gracefully bore the beautiful cake, an
artistic production of the Jefferson chef
and donated by one of the Auxiliary mem
bers. Master Robert Jeffress won the
boys prize at shooting. Master William
Miller drew the consolation. To Miss
Sadye Branch was awarded the silver
heart. and Miss Lillian Watson drew the
consolation for the girls
Marlborough Addison. Merfweather Fry
and Hubert Sutton were ideal Cupids. and
left their arrows in many hearts CroN-
ton Gordon was quite successful IN his
first venture as st. Valentine and an auc-
tioneer. Little Curry Thomas was min
iature ST. Valentine, and the Queens of
Hearts were Misses Bemiss. Gwendelyn
Rutherford and I4evina Thomas The
party was quite a success. and the lnya-
lids out at the Home will soon have an
elevator to help them In their hours OF
WEAKNESS. The Auxiliary desires to thank
every one who contributed in any way to
the success of it's first venture.
Miss Mary Dulaney Ball was hostess
at pleasant Eat home yesterday after
noon from to o'clock. The house was
prettily decorated in palms and pink car
nations. Receiving with Miss Bali were
Misses GoldSborough, of. Eastern Mary
land and Miss Elsie Snowden. of Alex
andria. Miss Lucy Powell served punch.
The young ladies assisting in the din
ing-room We're: Misses Elizabeth Martin,
of Norfolk; Louise Tayloe. Rebeccah
Dangertield Gordon, and Lucy Gibson
Mrs George L. Davis gave an attrac-
tive tea yesterday afternoon at her resi-
dence. No. 6O4 East Grace Street, In honor
of her sisters, Miss Hannum and Mrs
William Irwin Shaffer, of Chester, Pa.
Mrs. John G. FarIand and Mrs. Murray
Mason Mcguire served coffee. and the
young ladies assisting We're Miss Parke.
of Scranton. Pa: Miss Mamie Cooke, and
Miss Lily Urquhart-
Mrs. J. Aston CabeIl was hostess at
an elegant card party Friday afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. Benjamin Gray. of
St Louis and Mrs. Edward 7. Scott The
hostess und guests OF honor were assisted
r. p,-N Trr.
Claiborne and Mrs. Thomas Williamson.
Progressive euchre was played at fifteen
tables, and the prizes were exuuis-
lite. The first prize was a pair of
gold-mounted opera glasses of mother of
pearl, and the consolation a cut-slass jar
with a jewelled top After the game Hn
elaborate supper was served on the small
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Cohen, of Lombardy
Street. yesterday afternoon gave a most
delightful donkey party" in honor of
their little guests, Milton and Lucille
Kirsch. of Chicago.
There were many little ones pres
ent, who participated in the game
The successful contestants We're: Ber-
tina Myer. first prize, and Harold
Calisch second prize. Little Misses Kahn
weller. of Savannah. Ga, entertained
their friends by gracefully executing the
"cake-walk.'' Other games were INDUCED
in. followed by a delightful repast
The little ones present We're: Misses
| Reta Bear, Ruth and Kate Trauerman,
Reta Bear. Ruth and Kate Frauerman.
Elsie Fellheimer, Bertha Meyer. Lucille
Stern, Sadie Hel1stern, Pauline Meyer,
Helen Whitlock, Julia Nelson. Corinne
Eisman, 1selin Meyer, Adele Stern. Lu-
Gle Hirsch and Kahnweiler: Allen Straus,
Gordon Straus. Louis Thalhimer. Walter
Nelson Milton Calisch. Val. Lichtenstein,
Edgar Whitlock. Harold Calisch, Stanley
Kempman, Louis Lichtenstein. Muries
Raab. James Beale Cohen and Milton
HirSch.
Misses Rosa and Eta Greentree charm
ingly presided at the table.
DR.. J. Allison Hodges will lecture be-
fore the Womans Club on Monday after
noon at 4:S0 o'clock on the Development
and Decline of q Race
The Indies Matinee Musicale which
was held at the rooms of Walter D. Moses
Friday. proved a most pronounced success.
Miss ZeIe Minor was chairman. and a
very creditable programme of church nu-
sic was rendered. The essay of Mrs. Penn
berton was we'll received The following
was the programme:
Essay. Mrs. T. w. Pemberton.
Gruss an das Christlzind. .Lichner.
Miss Smoot, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. RehlinS.
o Lord, I Trust in Thee. .......Bendelari.
Mrs. Ramos.
Chornle -----.-......-...DuDofS.
Miss Zelle Minor.
(a) Kyrie Eleison. 18th Mozart
(b) Benedictus, 18th Mass. Mozart
(c) La ...Rossini.
Miss Allen.
Cujus Amman tStabat Mater .Rossini-
Miss Rebecca Gordon.
Laudate Peuri-.--.-........-...Me ndelssohn
(a) Choral Fin feste Burg Luther.
(b) Communion in .Batiste-
Mrs Scott and Miss Minor.