The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-03
THE WEEK
IN SOCIETY.
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berley's drawins-room.
Stage managers: Mr.. Allen Potts Mr..
Clemens Catesby Jones; business mana
ger, Mr.. Thomas Boiling; treasurer, Mr..
P A. s. Brine; Advertising Committee
and coaches, Mss CaNy Ryland, Miss
Claire Gu.lla,Wrle. Mr.. Spencer Carter;
Programme Committee, MI. Douglas Cor
don, Mr.. Spencer Carter; prompler, Mr.
Thomas Ne.son Carter
The Monday german, danced last week
at Masonic Temple, was an exceedingly
brilliant event. There were Il large num-
Der of strangers present to add to the
pleasure of the occasion. Colonel 10.
Lane Stern led in his inimitable fashion
Mrs. c. D. Langhorne, of 'Mirado,
was guest of honor at delightful card
party given by Miss Mary Jones,
at 400 West Franklin Street. The
decorations were in pink Progressive
eucre was played, Mrs. G. A. Da-
venport winning the first prize and Mrs.
r. c. Morton the consolation.
The ladies playing We're Mesdames c.
D. Langhorne, Ashton Starke. James A.
WEIGH G. A. Davenport, Waller Morton,
Joseph A. White, j. Allison Hodges, w.
S. Forbes, r. NIoncure Perkins, Warning
ton Wise, Fred. Peasants Corydon SUIT
ton, Isaac Davenport, Thomas Boiling,
Alfred r. Harris, r. c. Morton William
Royal, J. Aston Cabell. John Lyons,
Porter Guest Wellington Cobb, Robert
Blankenship, Terrell, and Pemberton, of
New York.
Mrs. John Chapman Gray, accompanied
by her son, Mr.. Roland. Gray will reach
Richmond to-day. to be present at the
John Marshall banquet Monday night, at
which Mr.. Justice Gray will be the orator
of the occasion.
One of the most pleasant happenings
Of the week was the celebration of the
eGhty-llrst birthday CT Mrs A. Z. Stokes.
The rooms We're filled with magnificent
flowers and beautiful po.ted 2iarts sent
by loving friends. kilograms and mes
sases CT congratulations were Numerous.
At o'clock Mrs. Stokes gave luncheon
TO the members of her family, and during
the evening there were many callers TO
verbally express their good wishes.
Among them were: Mesdames Fred
Peasants, Charles Lathrop, Ferguson,
Miss Margaret Ferguson, Mr.. and Ms.
John L. Williams, Mrs. Joseph Bryan,
Mr.. and Mrs e. l., Bemiss. Mrs. Bradley,
Johnston, Misses Adele and Louie vii
ltaIns, Miss Adair, of Atlanta; Mr. and
Mrs. Z. Randolph Williams Mesdames
Charles Stokes, Thomas Branchford, Pey-
ton Darlington, Moore, Miss Mary Green
how, Miss Mary Walden, Mrs. Small, Mrs
Hattie Ross, NJ. and Mrs STEPHEN Fut-
ney, Mesdames McAdams, Branch, w. S
Fcltes, George Zen Johnston, L, D.
HotLhkiss, Dawson. jenkins, DR.. George
Ross, Mrs. Martin. Mrs. j. Allison Hodges,
DR.. Strange, MI Pe1ton CalrmGton, Jr
Mr.. Charles V. Williams, III, ana MANY
otheTS.
A pretty wedding took place at No 1913
Park Avenue last Thursday evening at
o'clock when Mr.. w. H. Jennings and Miss
Laura c. Wagner We're married. Inc par
lors were beautifully decorated with
palms and ferns and shaded lamps Be
tween the windows was an altar of
palms. and here. under floral horseshoe,
the ceremony was performed.
The bride were an elegant real lace robe
and carried a shower bouquet of white
carnations. Her maid of honor. Miss
Toon, wore white orsandy and pink RIB
bons and carried pink carnations. Mr.
Walter Luck acted as best man. Two
little nieces of the bride We're ribbon
girls and a little nephew acted as ring
bearer.
After the ceremony reception was
held. The decorations in the dining-room
were in white and green Mr.. and Mrs
Jennings left on the early morning train
for an extended Northern trip. After
February 18th they will be at home to
their friends at No. 1903 Park Avenue.
The numerous and beautiful presents
evidenced the popularity of the young
couple.
A large audience greeted Miss Harriet
Neil at the Woman's Club yesterday at
ternoon when she spoke on the '.Advan-
tage Of the Kindergarten in Educa ton.
Miss Neil's lecture was both interesting
and instructive and was calculated to
give material aid to the many mothers
present. After the address an Informal
reception was held. Guests of the evening
We're: Mesdames Edward Price, Henry
Valentine, Rolfe E. Glover, John Dunn.
James Scott. Julien p. Thomas; Misses
Arundel. Peasants and Bliss.
The New Century Club met Friday
evening with MSS Lem Aoeller, No. Gas
North Fourth Street. The next meeting
will be held at the residence OF Misses.
| Beulah and Bertha Flouruoy, No. zs01
East Leigh Street.
Mr.. and n1rs. Miles Cary are at Mrs.
Duval's, No. s0l East Franklin Street.
After a very pleasant visit In the city.
MISS Mildred Lee has gone to Ashburton.