The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

u stuelT sneWI5lDali4 GOWNS dL1u WEI
driven quickly to Belvidere Hall, where
the first cotillon Of the season was
oanced until the clock pronounced it Sat
tuToay morn It was with much gre 1
that the party broke up, with many q! q
reminder, to be present on the 18th. = MS
IS known as the Junior Cotillo Ga S.,
under the direction Of Miss Annie Deane
Carr. Among the married ladies VINO ata
patronesses are Mesdames George Ben Ben
Johnston, Thomas N. Carter, p. y =: Wy,
ers, Jr., Virginius Newton, Charles =.
Boiling, Conquest John Lyons, Ora nam
Hooson, John Shelton Williams, w. =. =
Mayo, Frank Powers, John Farland, Dao-
ney jefferson Carr.
Much interest is taken in this city at TIE
announcement Of the marriage OF MISS
ma Louise Swift, the attractive daueii-s
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. ~ 1T,
Of Delaware, to Mr.. Charles Boiling sHol-
laday. the son of Professor Alexander
Q. Holiday. The ceremony will take
place November 18th, at Wilmington.
Delaware, Rev. nilip B. Cabeil, uncle
of the groom, performing the ceremo nS.s
The ushers will be Messrs John stewart
Bryan. w. G. Davis, Of North Carolina;
Pelham Blackboard, Jonathan Bryan, Vic
tor Boyden and A. Randolph Holiday
Mr.. Holiday fills an important position.
with the Richmond Trust Company.
Miss Helen Stevens the popular debut
ant Of this season, has been asked TO
christen the new passenger steamer Vlr-
GINA, which will be launched from the
Trigg Ship Yards Tuesday, November
18th, at 1:3O o'clock The selection OF
sponsor is most appropriate, this being
a passenger boat for the Chesapeake anG
Ohio Railroad. and Miss Helen is the
10 oh TOW of ~ of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
+ Mr.. Robert S. Bosher and family will
return to the city the latter part Of this
month, with the exception of DR.. Robert
4Boshsr, who will remain another year
and pursue his medical studies at the Ber-
lin University. Mr.. Bosher and family
left on a tour abroad early in the SPRING
His last letter was dated from Naples,
but he is now making his way to London.
where before returning he will transact
important business. In leaving here he
sailed direct with his family for Aus
tralia-
Rev. C. J. F. Anderson, a native of Vir-
ginta, stated in letter received here a
few days ago that Mr.. Bosher was in Rome
on October Goth, and worshipped with the
missionaries of the Baptist Church.
One Of the most charming Halloween
parties was that at the residence of Mrs.
Thomas Johnson, on Church HILL Games,
music, and fortune telling made many a
one present regret that this joyous occa-
sion came but. once year. Those en-
gagged in the festivities were: Misses ed
ma Roach, Marie Johnston Lille John
ston, Grace Lucas, Lena Butler,
Addie Sturtevant, Mamie Tillar,
Bessie Wilson; Messrs James Dodl,
Ben Fleet, George Robinson. Frank
Wilson, Leroy Huntington Robert VIM
free, Winston and Robert Smith.
Two Confederate relics have been placed
this week at the Confederate Museum, in
the North Carolina room. One was a
handsome painting by Ann Carter Lee
and the other a unique prayer-book and
gavel, which was made from the wood of
the funeral car of Jefferson Davis. The
Hormer was a gift of Mrs. E. G. Davis,
of Henderson, N c., while the other was
presented by her for Mr.. Parker.
A delightful All-Hallow-e'e party was
rendered Miss Mary Gaines, who is the
guest of Miss Marie Adams, of this city.
It was also a farewell party in another
sense, on account of Miss Gaines leaving
for New York to-day. where she will
make her future home.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club met
yesterday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. C. E. Doyle. Compass whist was
played, the highest score being attained
by Mrs Charles Davenport and Mrs. Allan
Donnan. north and south. and Mrs. Ben
jan1in Nash and Mrs. Stillman, east and
west.
The next meeting will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Davenport, on West
Franklin Street, next Friday at $3.50
o'clock.
Miss Aline Stokes sails to-day on the
Campania for London. Her European
trip will last about a year, to the regret
and envy Of her many friends in this
city. After arriving in London Miss Stokes
will proceed to Worcester, where she will
pay a visit to friends.
DR.. Edwin H. shackelford left yesterday
for kirkesville, Mo-, where he will be
They will return to this city about the
middle of the month, and will reside on
Grace Street.
The Jefferson Club will reorsanize for
the winter with a large bali next Thurs
day, commencing at o'clock.
The Misses Kichwel will hold their CO.
tliion class to-day, this making the third
this season. All last winter they had
very successful class at the Belvidere
Hall.
Current Events was the topic Of DIS
cussion last night at the Girls Club, at
NO. 26Os East Franklin Street, and was
one OF the most successful evenings this
season. A short business meeting was
held before this, at which regular rou-
tine business was transacted.
Madame Gullaume will hold the first
French class of this season at the Wo-
mans Club this afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
a delightful musical is the programme
for next Monday afternoon at the Wo-
mans Club Miss Roberta Allen. of No.
lo2 East Grace Street. is the chairman
of this committee, and under her direc-
ton pleasant afternoon is expected
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Guest of New
York, have come to Richmond to live