The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-05
Social and
Personal

After the exercises at the Academy
yesterday afternoon Mrs. Horace Gray
and Mrs. John c. Gray, of Cambridge.
were rendered delightful reception at
the Womans Club The rooms were
prettily decorated in palms and holly Der
rieS An excellent artist proof picture OF
John Marshall was presented to the ciun
by Rev. Mr.. Roberts. rector of Bruton
Parish, Williamsburg. This was hung in
z prominent place anu was garlanded with
wreaths and evergreens.
Mrs. 3. B. Munford and Mrs. B. 3. Val
entine assisted the guests of honor in re-
ceiving. Mrs. Harrle Webster served tea
and Mrs. Edmund Waddill coffee
The Misses Harvie. granddaughter of
John Marshall. were guests of the club
Among the visitors from out of town
were Mrs. Solder. of Tennessee; Miss Nah
ME Langley, Mrs. Davis. of Baltimore;
MISS Charlotte Wilson, Mrs. j. B. Muir
rel, of Lynchburg, Va: Mrs. F. r. Penn
berton, of New York; Mrs. J. J. Thomp-
son, of Orange: Miss Louise Waller, of
Lynchhurg; Miss George Congdon. of
south Carolina. and Mrs. r. s. Thomas,
Of smithfield Va
The favored few VINO witnessed last
illShl dress rehearsal of the Amateur
lhealrlcals, which Will be given this eve
hlng at the Jefferson Roof Garden for the
benefit Of the Wonans Surgical Clinic of
the Old Dominion Hospital, are entbusi
ashc IN their praise of the whole perfor-
nance which went off with great smooth
ness without any Of the delays and waits
between acts which so often mar the
beauty of amateur entertainments The
actors. most Of whom are weil-known fla
VoriteS on the amateur stage are well I'D
IN their parts; their costumes are fresh
and pretty, and the stage setting most
artistic To complete the briiliancy of the
scene the audience are requested to wear
evening dress
Boxes have been secured by the follow
ing: MI A D. Williams Mr. Noting.
Mrs John Shelton Williams. Mr..
berkeley Williams. Mrs. Lancaster
Williams, Senator Fairfax. Mr.. j. William
Friend Miss Guillaume, Mr.. James II. An
derson, Miss Morgan. Mr. K. 7. Webster.
M Pinckney. Mr.. S. II HAYES. Mrs. G.
A Davenport, Mrs. Alexander Cameron,
AIR. W. Ii. Allison. Mr.. ]. H Montague.
Mr. B. B. Valentine, Hon. Joseph Willard.
Mr.. T. S. kel!Am, Mr. r G. Carroll. Mr..
E. Victor Williams
a Few more good seats can be secured
at Branch Aliens, No. 916 East Main
Street
Mir. and Mrs. E. Randolph Williams en-
tertained al a beautiful dinner Saturday
evening. in honor OF Mis- iAIiddendori, Of
Baltimore. The decorations, which were
pretty and effective. were in pink.
The guests were Misses Middendori.
Allen Stokes and Margaret Stokes, of Vir-
GINA: MessrS. Jonathan Bryan, Jordan
Leake and ormond Young.
The Washington Memorial Association
met at Mrs. Decatur ANtelrs Yesterday,
and the final arrangements We're made
for the Washington Birthday Party. to
be held February 18th Cotd styie) at the
Executive Mansion. There will be an ad-
dress by DR.. Evans. orchestral music and
singing. BY an error. Mrs. II. 5. Clai-
hnrne's name was given third assistant
chairman OF the Richmond Committee
This office is held by Mrs. Matthew Bland
Harrison. Miss Bessie Smiths name was
emitted from the list of young ladies 10
..e.s~-
Miss Nickerson. of Warrensburg, Mo-.
wn~ oeen visiting at the Executive
Manson, Was called home Sunday after
roo~ Nv the Illness of her mother. Miss
Nickerson made many friends while here,
who VIII greatly regret her sudden DC
parture.
There Will be "A meeting Of the Church
I'LL Branch of the ". c. \. at the homo,
No. 2G0S East Franklin Street, this after
noon at o'clock. The meeting is an inn
portant one, and a large attendance is de-
sired.
Mr.. William Richards VIII give the first
Of a series OF Pupils Mu:ipales'' at his
studio, No. S0l East Grace Street. next
Thursday evening at $50 O'Clock. The fol-
lowing pupils VIII give the program me:
Ma:sie Knowles. Mabel McBain, Eileen
Hearon: Messcs. Il p. f. Woods William
Noard. Frank Mccarthy and Norman
Gail.
Mrs. Por;iaux Robinson will entertain
al "a tea Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. ITanhoe Schlater will give a card
party Thursday evening in honor eff her
sister, Miss Amy Tutwiler, Of New Or
leans.
Miss Lenore l.. Anderson is the guest
of Mrs George II. Haynes, No. 1a South
Third Street
Miss Margaret Stokes. who has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. "A. Y.
Stokes, will leave Wednesday for her
home,
The Misses Simon. of Grove Avenue.
left yesterday for Philadelphia, whence