The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

letter as read s ON a gentle lena N con
corning the grave OF his brother, over
which lie wishes to erect a mo nurle1it.s.
This letter was referred to Mrs. II ornllaS
Z. Randolph.
So lArnabach, the country home Of MI
and Mrs. a. 4. Thurman, was the scene
last Wednesday afternoon of a delightful
.ct1iidrens party. Dainty little souvenirs
were given to each child in the dining
room. and a donkey party caused mnch
merriment.
Miss Margaret Powers ND Master Rob-
1ert Biankenship obtained the prizes OF
the evening.
Little Mss Antoinette Thurman. in
whose honor this party was siven,.Was
one Of the; happiest of the many little
maids present Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. w. 6 Taylor. Mrs. Edgar
r. Lafferty, Mrs Z. "A. Herroit, Mrs.
John Robertson. Mrs. oseph r. Phillips,
Mrs. Burne Blair, Mrs John Blair. Mrs.
Addie Lyons, Mrs. Henry Burmah. NJ s.
Thomas Atkins, Mrs. Gracen Fa.rbank.
Mrs. Preston Carson, Mrs William
Ta,iaferro. Miss katherine Taylor, Miss
Mae Joruan. Ashland, Va; Misses Armlt-s
age Montclair, N. j.; Mss KAN y me
Shafer. 4Iiss Lucie Shafer. Miss Annie
Reattie. Miss JAMIE StrudwicK. Miss FL.
len Buren, Scott; Miss Rosa Cray, Home
wood. Va Miss Ivie Jennings. Miss Mar
garettcs Powers, Miss Alice Watkins, MISS
Alice Blair Miss Elizabeth Hobson; Mss
Alice Ogden. New Orleans; Miss Sarah
Ogden. New Orleans; Miss Eliza ben
raliaferro; Miss Austin BersranGe New
Orleans; Miss Mary Eavan Ber-@
t-ande, New Orleans; Miss Eliza
beth Farbank Miss Dorothy Gil
bert; Miss Swan DeFor1, Bal-
timorc; Miss Martha Mallory, Miss Eliza-
beth Brockenbrough; Miss Elizabeth
Drewry, Petersburg; MISS Sarah
Lrewry, Petersburg; Miss Maria Atkins,
master Edgar r. Lafferty. Jr. Master
Edmund StrudwiclS. Master Ohm Blair,
Jr, Master Archie Blair, Master Robert
Blankenship. Master Harvie Beatt.e;
Master Huga =Beattie, of Texas; Master
Warmer Beattie, Master BILLIE Gray,
Homewood, Va; Master Allan Gray,
Homewood. Va; Master Montague Car
son; Master Nv. Howard Baker Halls
boro, Va; Master Bradley Saunders, Jr.,
Birmingham, Ala Master Austin Brock
enbrough. Jr Master Burne Blair. Jr.,
Master Robert Groner, Jr.. Master Rich
ard Meade, Jr.. Master Drewry Blair,
Master Thomas Atkins. Jr.. Master Finest
Warmer. Master Storis Warrin 'r, Ms
ter Henry Warriner, Jr.; Master orew'y
Ogden. New Orleans; Master Lewis Wat.
kins. Master Alexander Robertson. kas-
trr Powell Williams. Master Reed Viii
Iliams, Master Buford Hoen.
a The first german of the season was
danced with all it's usual enthusiasm I'd
brilliancy at Belvidere Hall Friday night
With the first stroke of nine o'clock, IL
lows Orchestra begun to play, and the
dancing. commenced and was kept up I'M
til the wee small hours of the morning.
The german, which was given under the
direction of Miss Anne Dean carr, and is
known IS the Junior Cotillon Glass. was
successfully led ny Mr.. Jack l.. ue Ire
VILE.
The chaperones for this joyous occa-
sion We're Mesdames George Ben Jo! n
ston, Dabney jefferson Carr, John Far
land. Pleasant Conquest. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otway Warwick. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pow
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Blair and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Boiling.
Among the merry throns of dancers in
pretty and dainty frocks were Misses Car
RE Armisteal, Mildred Hill Anne Har-
rison Morris, Virginia BOYD Bland. Lii
liam Binford, Mary Molten, Hattie
Shields. Adair Miner. Fannie Warrck.
Alvin Jennings, Genie Taylor. The gay
cavaliers were Messrs. Pieasantine Con-
quest, Dorsey Anderson Alien Newton,
Paul Storms. William r. Turner. Rich
ara ASIDN.- Leslie Jc]l!llHSS, SlluilS Iotu'
Robert Cabell Venable Johnston. Julian
Hill. Cary p Carr. Gilman Minor and Jas.
K. Dunlop
A ball next Thursday night will be given
as the opening event for the social season
by the members of the jefferson Club.
Some of the best known people OF the city
are amongst the jefferson Club members.
The Woman's Club Whist Class will be
reorganized for the season next Monday
morning in the club parlors. The day
and time of meeting will then be chosen
by the majority Of those present for the
entire season.
f At the Woman's Club on Monday after
noon the first musicale of the season Will
be given. under the sl>illful direction of
Mss Roberta J. Allen, viclinist- She will
be assisted by Miss Schott, of Washing
ton. 'cellist and pianist; Miss Louise Will
liam, pianist, and Miss Mamie Harrison,
the sweet soprano soloist
The Board of Managers OF the .Woman's
Exchange met Friday afternoon. Among
other things under discussion was re-
diiced sale of domestic and fancy articles
some time in the. near future, probably
before Thanksgiving.
Il ne annual uOIldliOlh udN VIII Oc HNEiA
for the Home for lncurables next Tues.
day. This home is greatly in need of
help, and it is hoped that the response
viii be literally and generally met
The Ladies' Auxiliary of t!re George p.
Pickett Camp viii hold their regular
meeting Monday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
All members are urged to be present.
St Patricks Club VIII give their first
musical and literary entertainments next
Thursday evening at s O'Clock in their
hall al Twenty-s sixth and Grace Streets.
Captain +. w. Cunningham has the pro-
gramme in hand, and the ladies who are
invited to lie present on this occasion are
expected to have i delightful evening.
This Cub is of recent organization and
has Il membership Of about $50 young
men. II is their purpose to give an enter
tainment once a-month. to which they
will issue invitations to their lady friends
The Committee on Entertainment con-
s:sts of Messrs. Thomas j. Sheehy,
George McDermott and J ohm ]. Ryan
A regular meeting OF the Board of Man
ayers OF the Richmond homeopathic rree
Dispensary will be he'd a t the Dispensary,
No. Col West Main Street, on Wednesday,
half e'a { u