The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-12
Social and
Personal

Mrs. Duval and Mrs. Abbott gave q
beautiful tea yesterday in honor of the
ladies of their house. The entire lower
floor was covered in white, and the color
scheme of pink and green was carr ID
out in the decorations. The mantelS and
piano were banked in ferns and the mir
rors draped in smilaX- In the middle of
the table on a pink centerpice, was a
vase of pink carnations. the pink candles
in it were shaded in the same tint, and
a tracery of ferns outlined the table.
The ladies receiving with Mrs Duval
and Mrs Abbott were: Mrs. Jackson
Guy, Mrs Andrew Roy Ellersou, Mrs.
Nellie Brodnax, Mrs. S. II. Youge. Mrs.
T. ]. BrodnaS. Mrs. John Cosby, Mrs.
Charles Ambrose Page. Mrs. G.. NJ. Har-
rison, Mrs. NJ. F. Maury and Mrs. Daniel.
Mrs. Luther Warren presided at the
punch bowl. and the young ladies assist
ing in the dIlingroom were: Misses
Harrison. Youge. Ellerson and Werth.
a number OF gentleman Joined the Ia
dies at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. John Harrison entertained at an
elegant tea yesterday afternoon from to
o'clock at her residence, No. 2i2 West
Franklin Street.
The Milton C. Work Whist Club enter
tanned the gentlemen whist players last
evening a the Womans Club
The Colonial Danes met at o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. Boykin. on East Franklin Street.
Mrs. Charles Gusrrant. of Goochland,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. l.. c.
Perkins, No. 40 North Third Street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wiley and children, OF
Church Hill. will leave to-day for Wash
ington, D. c., where they will reside.
Mrs William Henry Venable left yes
terday for her home in Norfolk.
The Friday german was danced last
evening at the Masonic Temple with its
usual vim and dash There were q large
number of dancers. The figures led by
Mr.. Tyler Brock were unusually pretty,
and the affair was a great success
Mrs. Edward Ingle, OF Baltimore is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Valentine, on
North Sixth Street.
Miss Ellen Bagby will leave to-day
for New York to visit her sister, Mrs.
Gordon Battle.
Miss Mary Hager, Of Stanton. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. r. L. Woodson-
Miss Ir,na Rosenbaum will form one OF
a partv to sail with Miss Maria Blair for
Europe on the Marin Theresa, February
18th.
A marriage OF interest to many Rich
monders will take place in New York on
the 18th of this month, when Mr.. VII
liam V B. Kip and Miss Elizabeth
Strong will wed. Mr.. Kip has frequently
visited Richmond, and has many irlenus
here. After a trip TO Florida the young
co,rple will spend portion of their we'd
ding journey with Mrs. j. c. r. Walker
No. 600 West Franklin Street.
Mr.. Frank Stayton Thompson has an
excellent article in the current NUMBER OIL
Music Life edited by Frank IL Iupos'
of New York. Mr.. Thompson.s article is Is
entitled whats Wrong with the World!
Mrs. Alexander Meyer has returned 10
her home, ..Rest-a-Bit," after an extend
ed visit to New York.
Miss Salie Trout, of Staunton. Is IN
the city and will spend some time with
her sister. Mrs. Charles L. Cooke
Miss Emmie Wherry will leave Monday
1t noon, via the Southern hallway 70 WISH
fr;snds in Memphis. Tenn, and Green
willie. Miss.
Mr.. e. NJ Edwards and Miss Marcia
Tinberlake were married Thursday night
ar s O'Clock at the home OF the aunt OF
the bride. Mrs. Girard, OF No. SIS West
Marshall Street. Miss Timberlake Is the
dauahter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. TIMBER
lake. Mr. Edwards is the son OF MI. ana
Mrs P c. Edwards, of Barton tteigh.
Miss Martha N1osely, cousin OF the orloe
WINS maid OF honor, and Mr. j. II. MASSEY
acted as best man.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
for the occasion in palms and evergreens.
Rev. w. E Hatcher. pastor OF Grace
Street Baptist Church. performed the
ceremony. and Mrs. Riches very os1uti-
fully rendered the wedding march.
Miss Lola L. Allan. daughter OF cen
eral Edgar Allan, United states District
Attorney. is stopping with her bronze on
south Fourth Street. where Sue VIII re
Tnair for few days. after which she
viii visit friends in North Carolina.