The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-30

Miss Maria Williams WAS hostess at a
most attractive luncheon yesterday after
moon. in honor of Miss Middcndorf, of
Baltimore. who is the guest of Mrs. John
Skcion Williams The decorations con-
SISTED of pink 1uses.
Miss Will5arns' guests were Misses Mid
dcndorf, Sue Webb. of Williamsburg;
Elizabeth Martin. OF Norfolk; Marie
Lewis. OF Lexington; Carol Wexford. of
Sabine Hall;+' Adafr. of Atlanta; BERTHE
Noting, Adele Williams. Nellie i3oyl<in,
Evelyn Gordon, Kate Meredith. Emily
Addison and Mrs. John i. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. a alaEa gave a. reception
Monday evening ait their home, ON East
Broad Street. in honor of their daughter
Mrs. Thomas ELLINGTON. Of Michigan.
Among those present were Mrs. Thomas
ELLINGTON. in white silk; Miss Rosa Casci
IN pink silk and lace; Mrs. J.. Wilson, in
black sntin; Mrs. Beasiey- in pink crepe
de chine black velvet; Mrs. &. Matt. in
corn taffe1ra. black velvet; Miss Ella Casci,
in white satin and diamonds; Mrs hufis,
in green velvet; Mrs Pip7lerchilly. in black
silk, lace and diamonds, The gentlemen
We're Messrss. Thomas ELLINGTON, c. Cous-
dus, L. Finson, Is. Shepthnrd. Il. wilson
a Matt, Moore, J. Casci, A Naia, Shelton,
DIckelly-
The ehape1ons were Mrs. A. 01aia. TN
black silk: Mrs. ]. Casci, III black silk
and luce; Mrs. Wilson, in brown silk and
diamonds. The dining room decorations
were green and white, Of ferns and roses.
Those in the parlor We're red and [Ameri-
can Beauties. Dancing followed the re-
ception
Some time ago II committee was ap-
pointed by Mrs. Joseph Bryan from the
members of the Association for the Pres
er-vatien OF Virginia Antiquities, to il4au-
gu,ate the movement for a celebration OF
the three hundreth anniversary of the
founding of the colony ut jamestown in
1607-the first of the English settlements
on this continent from which has grown
The United States. The chairman of the
committee is Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson, OF
Richmond, and the other members are
Mrs Joseph Bryan OF Richmond, Mrs. G.
w Bagty. of Richmond: Mrs. IL A Clai-
borne. OF Richmond: Mrs. John B. Light
foot of Richmond: Mrs. w e. Stanard,
of Richmond: Miss Louie P Taylor. of
Norfolk: Mrs. JAS. Y. Leigh, Of Norfolk;
Miss NIo1lie Gait of Norfolk The gentle
men. Messr7s w q. :Stanard. Il. a. Lam
caster, E. " Valentine. Henry S. Hutzler.
Dr. S. . Mitchell. Mir. r. Lee Traylor,
r4on. J. Hoge Tyler and Mr.. Joseph
Bryan.
A meeting of the committee will be held
a,t the residence of Mrs. Ellyson Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock
Mr.. Frederick Hoffman, vio1inist, as
sisted by Mr.. Apsey and Masters Render.
Ramos aud Saunders, gave an enjoyable
concert at No. 500 West Grace Street,
Monday night
Mr. Walter Q. Wilkinson presided 1T
The piano. Every number was warmly
applauded, and the singing of the boys
was ra3nurously received by the select
and fnusicnl audience.
The programme was as follows:
PART L
i. Songs without Words. Mendelssohn,
Ia, No. Il, ib), No. II, tcl No. 80
.. (a}Serenade, Schubert, [b} CaEatina,
MSS. CNaw), ". @. Wilkinson
5. Zigeunerweise Gypsy Dance, Sar-
asatc.
4. Vocal Duet, Love Divine" staineE
Master Z. Render and Mr.. Apsey.
D (a1 Romanza. Op. 40. Beethoven OBJ
Nazurka de Concert, Musin, tc) Inter
rnezzo lCavalleria Husticnnae, Mascasni
) L. There is a Green Hill, Gounod.
Master Manly I,arnos.
PART Q
s.,song. Ave Marin CViolin oblgato)
Gounod-Bach. Master Ernest Render.
:. ta) Adagio PatticQue, OPP rs. b
Iibes-NInrsick.
S. Song, "A Summer Night" Goring-
Thomas, Mr.. Apsey-
9. tal Fantasy on Themes from Faust,
Gounod-sarasate. Cb) Air on G. string,
Bach.
10 Song, Sing. Sweet Bird" SAM,
Master Richard Saunders.
At the rehearsal of My Lord in Liv-
ia, laffa
dsys Mrs. Creston Clarke, wife OF the
well-kuown actor. vas present and kindly
undertook 10 coach the entire perform
ance. 10 the great pleasure and advantage
OF all concerned. Mrs. Clark'S inStr7uc-
tion and suggestions were gladly adopted.
and the ladies felt much indebted TO her
for her kind interest and sympathy IN
rseir Undertaking. Mrs. Clark considered
the acting excellent and predicts all sorts
Of success Tor the play. She says she
likes Richmond and is pleased 10 be here
Raclrnond returns the compliment by
very sincerely admiring Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Liebermuth Will
entertain the Thursday Social Club this
evening. in homer Of their guest, Miss Min
ME Kronenberg, Of Carlisle, Ia.
Mrs. L. B. Valentine entertained at an
home in South Third Street
The engagement is announced of Al is
Florence Hudson and Mr. W. J. Stursds,
bod, OF Northampton county. Miss Hua-
son is a graduate of the Old Dominion
Hospital, and Mr. Sturg.s is taking
course OF medicine here
Miss Henrietta Booth. of Carriers
Grove DIS the guest of her cousin. Mrs
Gordon McCabe.
Miss Margaret Stokes will oe the guest
of Mrs A y. Stokes this Week
Miss Grace Shields returned yes
.trday from the University OF
Virginia, and will be the guest
Of her aunt Mrs. Charles Shields
for Jew days before leaving for New
York.
Mrs. Robert NJ Blankenship IS in Bal
4imore. the guest OF Mrs. John NJ. Bian-
kershtp.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Franklin have IS
Gs,~d fp,stasjons 10 fha marriage OF their