The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-19
Social and
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Mrs. W. Fl. Perkins was hostess at
denghtful progressive euchre party III
honor of Mrs c. d.. LanShorne, Oh
N1.jra5cr.
The first prize, beautiful picture IN
F'lorentne gold frame, was won by MIS-.
w, Ben. Palmer, the second prize,
salad dish, by Mrs. Carter Scott MIS-.
Joseph Willard was awarded the consola-
ton, a handsome fan.
The ladies enjoying Mrs. Perkins hos
Ditality were Mrs. c. d. Ianshorne,
Mrs T. Mcrcure Perkins, afrs Joseph
Willard, Miss Mary Lewis, Mrs. William
L. Royal, Mrs. S. w TraVers. Mrs.
james IL. Dooiey, Miss Bell Perkins,
Mrs. Cc,ydon Sutton, Mrs. w. Ben.
Davenport, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. john
Enders. Mrs. Warrington Wise, Mrs.
Meredith Montague, Miss May Jones,
and Mrs. Osterloh
The auditorium of the Womans Club
was well filled yesterday afternoon when
DIR j. Allison Hodges delivered a most
interesting lecture on The Develop
ment and Decline of q Race"
The guests of the evening were: Mrs.
Robert Fisher Mrs. Henry Valentine,
Mrs. Henry Taylor. Colonel Green, of
North Carolina Mrs. Cooper, of Georgia;
Mrs. John c. Robertson served tea,
and Mrs. j. A. LEROY poured coffee.
One of the most delightful functions of
the winter was the reception of the Vr-
ginia Club last night. which was at
tended by several hundred people.
Among the guests of the club were
Lieutenant-Governor Eclols and Mrs.
Echos, who We're the centre of a group
of the Governors admirers much of the
evening.
The music was furnished by Reinhardt's,
orchestra, and the supper, which was a
delightful collation., by Mahoney.
Too much credit cannot be given to
the clubs efficient reception committee,
Messrs. w. III. Evans and T. NJ. Tignor.
to whose admirable management much
of the enjoyment of the evening was due.
The last Tuesday german Of the season,
danced at Masonic Temple last evening,
was a thoroughly enjoyable affair. The
pretty figures We're led by Mr.. Adolphus
Blair The chaperones were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolphus Blair Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Tarland. Mr.. and Mrs. George L. L.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Blanken-
ship. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Broken
brough. Mr.. and Mrs Horace Halves, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Cary, Mr. and Mrs.
rujlh fOWSIS.
Mr. Thomas II. Richardson and Mrs.
Sarah e. Dunlley We're married Sunday
night at o'clock in the parlors of Rev.
James E. Cook, pastor Of Hoge Memorial
Church, at his residence 27lO East Grace
Street.
The attendants were Mrs. Dena Rich
ardson and Mr.. John o. Epps. After the
ceremony an elegant supper was served
at bair fl1tl n 7 o,1iSi
Street.
Mr.. Richardson is a popular employee of
the Richmond Cedar Works, and his bride
is well known in Fulton, where they have
resided for some time
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Mary Elizabeth Harris to Mr.. George A.
Bradley. The wedding will take place in
the Port Norfolk Presbyterian Church
former Richmonder and is well known
here. He is now a resident OF Port Nor
folk. Miss Harris is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Harris.
The Auxiliary of St. Johns Circle of
Kings Daughters celebr2ted their fourth
anniversary Friday evening by q delight
full progressive peanut party. given at
the residence OF Miss Frances McKevitt,
of East Broad Street Mrs. Morgan
Sheppard was the successful prize-wiu-
ner, and Mrs. Ramon Garcin was award
ed the BOBBY. An excellent musical pro-
grarme was rendered. and later in the
evening an elegant supper was served.
The dining-room decorations We're in pink
and were elaborate and beautiful.
A large attendance was present at a
seciable given last Friday night ait Brooks
School, Henrico. Those who furnished
music for the occasion were Messrs. Joe
Cowardin. James Cowardin, and Others o,s
Richmond. Among the young ladies' pres
ent were Misses Trap!ett, King, B.anton,
Smith, Crenshaw, Epps, Lee, Deitrick,
Bronddus and others.
Mrs. virginius Hall left yesterday for
Washington. Last evening Mrs. Hall was
one of q receiving party at an elegant
reception given by Mrs. Hugh Nelson
Page to the Virginia delegation of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
A Martha Washington reception will
be given at No. 300 West Main Street on
February I'D from to IL O'Clock by the
Richmond Hive, No. 3. Lady Macabees.
A delightful programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion, consisting of
vocal and instrumental selections and a
cake walk.
Mrs. Hattie Vaughan, widow of the
late James B. Vaughan. and her two
sons, Archie and Herbert, left yesterday
at 2:45 2. NJ. over the Chesapeake and
Ohio for Baton, New Mexico her future
home. Mrs. Vaughan is going to New
Mexico under the advice of her physician,
who has firm hopes that the climate
there will restore her to health again.
Miss Julia Z. Tranham. of this CITY,,
who was recently appointed a missions
airy by the Foreign Mission Board, has
been assigned to Canton, China.
She will so out*wtth the Rev: and Mrs