The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-24

Carolina: Lucy Powell. Lily Tyler, Mary
Ball, Mamie Cooke. Lily Urquhart.
Charlotte Yonge, Louise Mayo, Anna
Carr, Jane Fisher, Martha Byrd, jose
phine Putney. Maria Moseley, Elizabeth
Whitlock, Sue and Henningham Spilman,
Amelie Pison, Julia Bidgood, Marie
Webster, Elise and Elizabeth Davenport.
Sallie Reid Anderson, Maude Morgan and
Mary Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Randolph Williams
We're complimented with an elegant din
ner Tuesday evening, given by Mrs. John
Shelton Williams. The decorations. which
were elaborate and artistic, consisted OF
maiden-hair fern and orchids, Mrs. VII
liamS' favorite flower. The ices We're
served in orchids and all the elegant APP
pointments carried out the beautiful de-
sign. Mrs Williams guests We're: MI
and Mrs. E. Randolph Williams, Miss
Tenant, Miss Branch Miss Aliene
Stokes. Miss Harris, Mr.. McGrau, OF
Lancaster, Pa; Mr.. Ormond Young, MI.
George Gibson. Mr.. Robert Campbeli ana
Mr.. Morris, of Charlottesville. Mrs VII
liams will be the hostess at two lunch
cons during Easter week
The Misses Biiiey were rendered most
enjoyable surprise party on Monday even
Among those present were Misses May
Jones. Lottie Bush, Florence Jones, Bes-
sic Goode. Lizzie Roberts. Annie Goode.
Annie Tolker, Mary -AXsell, Mary Gras-
berger. Della Tolker, Rosa Pohlig, Mary
Bliley, Agnes Pohlig, Gertie and Agnes
Bliley; Messrs. Eddie Wade, Henry
Myers, Ashby Fensonie. Gay Haddon,
Marion Jackson. Ira King, W. q. Loen-
birth, Ben. Tolker, John Axsell. Tom
Albert Elley, Harry Schultz. Bonnie
Goode, Willie Garrett; chaperones, Mrs
L. C. Goode and Mrs. George Bliley.
A delightful surprise party was given
Tuesday evening to Mr.. Felix Theimer
in honor of his birthday. After an even
ing spent in games and dancing delicious
refreshments were served. Some OF
those present were Miss Florence Apper-
son, Annie Dickerson, Lizzie Clarke,
Maggie Jones. Virgie Dickerson, Mary
Richards, Rachel Jones, Annie Bel FUR
gerson. Z. Mae Edwards; Mrs. PrinSle,
Mrs. James, Mrs. T. j. Jones and Mrs.
Il. \. Theimer. The gentlemen present
were NIessrs. T. A. Theimer. Hamrick,
Bell, Parr, Elliot Tuck, Crow. Jones,
Rutherford. Flemming, Tuck, Theimer
Dr. l.. 0. Powell, DR.. J. n. Ozburn. DR..
Sturges and DR.. Howard.
The Virginia Club gave a most delight
full reception Monday evening, which was
attended by several hundred people.
Among the guests of the club were Lieu
tenant-Governor Echols and Mrs. Echols.
An elegant supper was served during the
evening.
DR.. j. Allison Hodges delivered a force
full and interesting lecture at the Wo-
mans Club Monday afternoon on sThe
Development and Decline of a 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. y. LEROY poured coffee.
The annual masked ball given by the
GesanSveren Virginia on Monday evening
at Sanger Hall was q thoroughly delight
tul affair. A large number of maskers
participated. At $50 o'clock the grand
march took place. At about II o'clock
the guests repaired to the dining-room,
where u sumptuous repast was served.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met on
Tuesday afternoon at the Woman's Club.
The highest score north and south was