The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-05
Social and
PERSONAL

berta Minor served chocolate.
The receiving party consisted OF Mes
danes John l.. Wexford chairman. under
whose careful direction the tea was
planned and perfected: Chas w. Coleman,
j. Taylor Ellyson, ". 6. Stanard, w. L.
Robins John 3. Lightfoot. Virginius Hall.
H. A. Claiborne; the young ladies serving
were Misses Anna Deane Carr, Lisa An
derson, Mamie Jones. Eloise Bruce, jamie
Fisher and Marie Lghtfoot-
Among the guests were ,Mesdames Ben.
T. Crump F. l.. Conquest, Ralph Glover.
Henry Taylor, Charles K. and VIM 3.
Robins. Hunt Chip!ey, Charles Bosher.
Henry Watkins. VIM. B. LiShtfoot Z. D.
Hotchkiss, Frank Crump, Hoge Tyler,
Constance Robinson Howard HoSe. Chris
tophcr Thompkns. ". D. Thomas. VIM.
Robert Fisher, Higsnson of Albemarle; ].
Aston CabeIl, ". i. Evans. Norman Ran
dolph. Boatwright. Chandler Robert
Biankensilip Taiiaferro, y. n. Savage and
Beveridge: Misses Thomas. Rowland. Sally
and Katherine Anderson, Townes: Cover
nor Tyler Bishop X. A. Gibson. DR.. j. S
Wexford Messrs. Sta1ard. j. Aston
Cabell Dr. Edmund Harrison, Prof. Chan
der DR.. Chandler, MI. Watkins and many
others.
Miss Edna Forbes gave an elegant card
party last evening in honor Of her guest,
Miss Riley. of Washington
The house vas eEGuiSitcly decorated
The lower floor was covered in white ana
the decorations were in red and green.
The ladies played from to 10 O'Clock
Canes wrapped in red and green ribbons
served rs score cards, ana the taile! was
kept with dainty fayors.
At 10 o'clock the gentlemen joined the
ladies and an elegant supper was served.
In the center Of the beautifully appointed
fable was a. large basket containing
shower of American Beauties. The red
shaded csndelabra and renaissance over
crimson satin completed the pretty ehect.
Mrs. William Henry Nenable was at
home informally to her friends yesterday
afternoon at the home of her prother'
NO 1910 West Main street
The house was prettily decorated IN
holly. and red was the prevailing tint
Receiving with Mrs. Nenablc was MISS
Louise Mayo.
There were large nufllpei VI e"iioi'
from to I clock.
A unique and delightful Auction far-
ty'' was rendered the young ladies' or lhe
Mount Vernon yesterday evening. Inc
following young people were present:
Misses Anabel jenkins, Frances jenkins.
Ada, and Nellie Gray. Mcintosh. Bessie
Cox. Dr. Shackelford: Messrs. L. B. sgd
nor. Dr. Font, Winston, Ben Gray, Pur-
cell, Ballard Boswell. Albert -Aisop. Frank
Cox, Robertson, Buckner Wall and Maui
rice Hunter
Mr.. Pcrcie H. Allen and Miss Maud
Clement Dunn and Mr.. William II. Rich
ardson and Miss Belle Boyd Garrett were
married Wednesday, January %, 1901, in
Washington. The weddings in the Capt.
tai City were quite a surprise to their
many friends.
Mr.. Allen is a young business man of
this city while his bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Dunn, OF CaToilne
county, Va.
Mr. Richardson is a merchant of New
port News lie also captured a Caroline
bride Miss Garrett is a daughter of Mr..
William II. Garrett, of Caroline county.
Mir. and Mrs. Allen will reside at the
home of MI and Mrs. NJ. H. Epps, No.
221S East Marshall Street, and the latter
couple will make their future home IN
the shipbuildng city
Miss Maggie Parrish, of Church Hill,
entertained her friends last evening. Some
of the invited guests were: Misses Carrie
Bowman. Matte Fletcher. Lillian Wage
ner Alice Bowman, Annie Parrish, Grace
Wagner: Messrs. Vernon Parrish, Pumps
others.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held in the auditorium of the Woman's
Club at noon yesterday to organize
Whist Club for the club members The
president, Mrs. Beverly 3. Munford, was
II the chair Mrs. Munford announced
that mere than fifty ladies had registered
their names as desiring to become mem
bers. Miss Sue Gordon was elected D-es-
dent, with Mrs. Reginald Gillian vice
president and Miss Madge Freddy sec
rotary
Classes for the practice and study of
whist in connection with the club will
also be organized under the direction OF
Miss Gordon.
The first meeting of the club will be
held in the auditorium on Monday, Jan
uary It'll. at Ii y. NJ.
Mrs w. G.. Neal and family have re-
.urned from Culpeper, where they spent
lie holidays with her father.
Mr.. Randolph Cardoza and his friend.
MI Palmer Of Maryland who have been
spending the holidays here, have returned
TO college.
Miss Lillian stearnes is visiting Mrs.
w l.. Bowman, in Lynchburg.
Messrs. Roscoe Nelson and Sol. Pearl
stein, who We're spending the holidays
here, have returned to the University
of Virginia
Misses Maggie and Mamie Priddy, of
keysvil!e. are the guests OF Mrs. Hudglils
MI F'itzhugh Knox, of Atlanta. with
his sons, is visiting his parents in this
city.
Mrs. r. J. Palmer and Miss Emma
Healey, OF West Point. spent short time
in Richmond this week.
Mr.. and Mrs w T. Shepherd. after
visit to their parents. DR.. and Mrs Pen
dleton in Scottsvil.e, have returned home.
Miss Edlln Jones is visiting in Balti-
more.
Mrs Moses Thalhimer is in New York
registered at the Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. A. Hargrave, of