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

bazaar. The bazaar will be held IN Bal
tnore to raise a fund for monument
over the Confederate dead. Tho annual
meeting of the c. NJ. L. S. will be at II
A. N. Friday. December 9Th.
Mrs. James Keith gave a delightful
card party Thanksgiving in honor OF Miss
Keith. ut her beautiful home, on Park
Avenue. Duplicate whist was enjoyed by
those present. the highest scores being
made by Mrs. Gideon Davenport and Mrs.
Harry Webster, north and south: and
Mrs. c. u. Doyle and Mrs. Daniel, cast
and west.
Miss Willie *. Mitchell was married to
Mr.. Harry E. Kline Thursday night ut
the residence OF Mrs. James B. Vaughan.
by Rev. r. B. Eeadlcs, uncle Of the prlde.
Messrs. George Rogers and Richard iar-
man were the ushers. and little Miss Luz
cilc Talley. tho ring bearcr y delightful
reception was rendered after tho cere-
nlony and Mr.. and Mrs. Kline Will MAKE
their future. home on East Broad street.
The Combination Social Club gave a
very pleasant supper Wednesday, NO
vember 9th, at Powell Hall. The even
ing was very pleasantly spent i'll games,
vocal and instrumental music. The chap
erones were Mrs. Molly Hicks. N1rs. Gun
ME Creary and Miss Nettie En-
roughly. Among those present We're:
Misses Bessie Hall. Gertrude E!am,
Mary Pond, Della Major. MARY
Enroughty. May Woody. Florence VIII
hanson. Ada CollS, Kate Burch. MT.
Charlie Nunnally. Tom Wood, John CraW-
ford, Mac Hall, Leonard Graves. Eadle
Willard. Gus Lee, James EnroughtS' WILL
lie Slaughter. Willie Carrot, Walter f1ar-
mon, Luke Points, Arthur DunaVant.
The Jefferson Club was the scene OF
unique entertainment on Thanksgiving
evening. when the Barn Dance was given
The young girls appeared in sun-ponHets
and gingfam dresses. while the men were
noticeable for the brillarcy OF their nose
and neckties. The club was converted
into a barn. and boxes and barrels were
in the corners. while chickens, pigeons.
hams and sides OF bacon were hung from
nails on the walls. Behind a real hay
stack the darkey musicians played in
true country style. calling the figures. At
midnight a. regular country supper was
served and during the evening apples,
nuts and ginger bread were dispensed.
g.
The first debutant entertainment of
the season will be given Tuesday at
terlloon when Miss Grace Shields Will
give an elegant tea in honor Of her daugh-
Ter. Miss Margaret Shields. who will then
make her formal bow to society, after
which she will be warmly greeted ty her
elder associates.
From to 10 clock she will give card
party to her girl friends and the evening
will close by = reception, to which the
men have been invited.
The Thanksgiving german given by the
Richmond girls at the Masonic Temple
vas even more brilliant than usual
It marked the formal opening of
the season.. and many a charming de-
butant and visitor was seen on the floor
The halls were tastefully decorated IN
gay bunting. representing the Ohlver-
sites, in whose honor it was given Be-
sides the college flags. miniature foot
Ealls and other sportsmanlike decorations,
the yellow and white nrysanthemums
We're displayed at all points. Mr.. Adolf
phus Blair was the skillful leader. and
many of the University boys were on the
floor.
Among the crapercns were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Cary, Mr. and Mrs Austin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brockenbrough. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Potts.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Farland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cotesworth Pinckney. Mr.: and Mrs
Gustavus Breaux. Mr. and Mrs. John Gull
len, Mr. and Mrs Julien Binford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Drewry. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Powers, Mrs. Edmund Zen
son. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Grace Shields, mrs.
Michaux. Mr.. and Mrs. Hennineham
Spillnan and Mr.. and Mrs ". S. P. Mayo
Baker, Stanton: Miss Harrison, Peters
burg; Miss Ferribee, Norfolk; Luvino, Ger
mantown, Pa: Adie Bowe. Stronach Mich
olson. Agnes Mccarthy. Mary Hays. jamie
wiiigo, Rebecca Gordon. Belle and Lily
Tyler. Adair Miner, Hate and Pose
Meredith. Lucy Watkins, Mabel Wal
ker. Evelyn Gordon. NJ. Meade
Emily Jennings. Elise Davenport. Marie
Williams, Charlotte: Young. Maude and
Blanche Morgan Sue Spilln1an, Maria
Ncsely, Margie Knowles, Grace Shields
Bell Maria Archer. Eda Atkinson, Helen
Christian. Courtney Bridges, Jane Fisher,
Daisy Chau1berlayne, Elizabeth and Louie
WhitIock. Margaret and Mary WatK'hs'
Margaret Lcake. Mary and Louise James.
Preston Womack. Anabel Jenkins. Viz
ginia Cooke, Lower Bremo. Miss NoVel!e
Jones. Misses Petit. Norfolk.
McSSrS. Julian IlhA. OoHiA A.eh, ''A'>-S
Kean, Douglass Gordon. ST George Bryan
John Leary. Spencer Carter, John Guy,
Ben. Tsliaferro. James CowaTden. Nose
ley. Hobson. Palmer Claiborne. Charlie
Williams, Stuart Michaux, Palmer Gray
Granville Gray. st. George Cooke, George
I.athrop, E. Harrison, Richard Workman.
Yarbrough. Robert Cabell. BoSkin, Alex.
Moseley. Valentine, Tyler Brock. Lewis
Brander. F. Blankensfip. George Rel. =.
Darlington. McCabe, N. Claibone. n NJ
Hill, Jr., S. Wexford, l.. Williams. S.
venable, w. Bridges, Venable johnston,
c. Talbot. Frank Mccarthy, b. Folless
Patrick Smith. E. Taylor.
The enga cement is announced OF ~
Alexander Gustavus Brown, OF this CITY,
and Miss Kate Marion Upshur. the at
tractiyc daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tis parke Upshur of Washington. D. Z.
ar. Brown is the son OF the late Rev. Or.
A G. Brown OF Ashland, Va, and is
Using Young physician of this city
A brilliant mask ball was given We'd
ressay night at THE Langley" under the
snnervision OF Louis Bacholder and sew
eral assistants. The costumes were I'M
usually elegant. and the masks were not
remoyed until midnight. During the eve
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