The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-29

Va, is spending several days with Mrs.
c. &. StEcy. OF No. 81 South Third Street
The annual tea of the Richmond Chap
ter Of the Daughters of the Confederncy,
given at Lee Camp Hall yesterday from
) TO $50 O'Clock, was, il every respect. a
delightful affair. The hail was PTettily
decorated in the Confederate co.ors the
red and white making d bright note OF
color amidst the green OF the palms and
ferns.
Plea SAINT features of the evening We're
the beautiful songs rendered by Miss Ade-
laide Watkins and Mus. George Warren
A number of patriotic airs We're sung with
spirit by all present. Later in the even
ing Mrs Rebecca d. Lowe, of Atlanta.
made a short address. Miss Mildred Lee
was the honored guest of the occa sion.
The ladies receiving were Mrs. y. V.
Randolph president OF Richmond Chap
ter; Mrs. John B. Purcell honorary mem
Der; Miss Isolene Moses. Hebre" Memorial
Association: Mrs. Reveridse, lakewood Me-
mortal Association; Mrs. Decatur ASte.i.
Mrs Si,as Shelburne. Mrs. CEa.rles Boil
ing, Mrs. Kate S. Vim.
Chocolate was served by Miss Sallle
Ioeane and Mrs. Frank D. Crump, ana
Mrs. A. r. Nelson served ice-cream- The
young ladies assisting in serving were
Misses Rebeccsh Gordon, Helen and
Katherine McIntire. Sallle Deane, Nina
Randolph. Bessie and Leila Hill, Louise
Mayo. Minnie Williams. Carrie Coleman,
Martha Purcell, Ethel She.burne, Ayiett,
Annie and Louise Purcell, Bessie Cooke,
of Petersburg; Helen and Margaret Wlnn
Meta, Clelland and NG7a Randolph.
Among the callers were Governor and
Mrs. TYLER. Mesdames Maria Moore. j. II
Derbyshire, Edgar Dafferty, f. d. Taylor
Dabney ]. Carr. William r. Nawter A H.
Courtney. NJ. ". Graves, Alfred Gray, ;.
C. Niemeyer. L. r. Dashiell, d. {. Rich
ardson w ". Miller, Polk Miller john
Teesey, Kate S. Winn, w D. Horton
Lewis Aylett, II. T: Ellyson, Wnlter ~.
Martin. Jessie c. English, Harry Winn
Clarence Cadet, Richard Adam, II. M
Shelton, John E. Laughton, Jr., S. S Har-
risol. P. II Robinson, l.. w. Arseil, Viz
ginius Hall. John B. Purcell, c. w. T.
Brock. Silas Shelburre. j. B. Lighuoot'
Matthew Peasants; Misses Mary Teefey,
Mamie Baughman. Minor. Alice Hanger
of Washington; Phlesar, Kate Meade, Lisa
Anderson, Of Baltimore; Elizabeth ROW
land. Kate NJ Rowland, Arnold, of >.cX-
inrton. Mo: Mary C. Henry. OF Lexington,
Mo: Rebecca Storrs, Eliz4beth Townes,
I71cy C. Atkinson, Willie Withers, Eelle
Chamber.ayne. Overton. OF Louisa; Mar
sIret Conway and many others
The Monday german danced last eve
ming at the Masonic Temple was delight
full. Artistic decorations, beautiful
music and the attractive participants all
went to make il brilliant event. Coionei
10 Lane Stern led.
Among those present We're Mr.. ana Mrs
,.l-a Nv md I'h0m4S
Boiling. Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Morton, Mr..
and Mrs Horace Halves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward J. Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Church!ll
Young, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. d. Myers, Mr..
and Mrs. Lancaster Williams, MI. and
Mrs Levin Joynes, Mr. and Mrs. E. T
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. w. S. P. Mayo, Mr.
and Mrs T. Randolph Williams; Misses
Elizabet Lee, of Alexandria; Catherine
Rinehardt, of New York; Taise Manning,
of South Carolina; Sue Webb. OF VIII
liamsburg; Mary Watts Woods. OF
Charlottesville: Ethel Marsh. Of Pennsyl-
vania: Eda Atkinson, Edna Forbes, Kate
and Marion Harris, Josephine Putney.
Sallie Reid Anderson, Mabel Walker.
Madeline English, Maria Williams, Berta
Wexford Saddle Sutton, Martha Byrd,
1lllene Stokes, Eleanor Bosher. Florence
Talbot, Sallie Hcason. Lily urquhart:
DR. Robert Williams, Messrs. Granville
Gray, c. E. Antrim. Q. y. McCabe c. J.
Anderson, George NJ Reid Jr. w. P.
Gray, ]. l. Antrim. j. I. Anderson. John
p. Lea. Edward V Harrison, Walter
Claiborne, Captain Hurrie Webster Julian
Hill, c. S. Strinsfellow, Percy 3 Hsher. J.
Stewart Bryan. w. o. Young Douglas
Gordon. Benjamin P. Claiborne. Frank Il.
Carl II. Noting, De G. Hob