The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-21
Social and
Personal

Mr.. William NJ. Habliston entertained
at beautiful dinner at his apartments
on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Hemingway, of Mississippi His guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. William Todd, MISS
Hemingway, Miss Anna Deane Carr. Miss
Evelyn Gordon, Mr.. Lynnwood Antrim,
and r. A. Lancaster, Jr.
Mrs. Alexander Sands entertained
few friends at cards on Monday after
noon. The pretty and effective decora-
lions We're in pink. Miss Marie Williams
was the successful prizewinner, and to
Miss BERTHE Noting fell the BOBBY
Others present were: Mrs. Conway Sands,
Mrs. Tomplins, Misses Bowman, VIII
liams, of Orange; Anne Grant, Mamie
Morton, Heningham Spilman, Lily Ur-
quhart, Maude Stringfellow, Annie Lee
Alfriend and Louise Dabney.
Madame Charlotte de Goliere
Davenport, an eNpounder of ply
steal culture, is at the Jefferson.
Madame Davenport is native
of Poland, has most charming person
atty, and comes to the city with tlatter-
ing introductions from we'll known
women OF Boston. New York, and Wash
ington, who have been helped by her
scientific talks. Madame Davenport has
been highly spoken of by the press in
all the cities she has visited, where She
has accomplished much good by her lee
lures on hygiene before the foremost
women's clubs in the country.
On Monday night d most delightful sur
prise party was given the Misses Bliley
at their home on West Main Street.
Among those present We're: Misses May
Jones, Lottie Bush. Florence Jones, Bes-
sic Goode, Lizzie Roberts, Annie
fnll NTo,- call
Mary Grasberger, Della Tollser, Rosa
Polig, Mary Bliley, Agnes Pohlig. Gertie
and Agnes Bliley; NIessrs. Eddie Wade,
Henry Myers, Ashby Fensonie, Gay
Haddon. Marion Jackson. Ira King, W,
G.. Loenhirth, Ben ToIker, John ANseil.
Tom Hutcher. Willie AxselI, Jack Tray
lor, Albert Bliley. Harry Schultz, Bonnie
Goode, Willie Garrett. Chaperones, Mrs.
L. c. Goode and Mrs. George Bliley.
Games OF all kinds We're INDUCED in and
refreshments Of all kinds We're served in
abundance.
A most delightful surprise party was
given Mr.. Felix Theimer, in honor of his
birthday, at his home, No. SIS Bowling
Green Road, tuesday evening.
Quite a large number of young people
We're present. Games OF all kinds and
dancing We're indulged in. The Messrs.
Tuck rendered delightful misic. At a late
hour all repaired TO the d1nInS-rOON,
where refreshments were served in
abundance. All present had a delightful
time and enjoyed themselves. Among
some Of those who were present We're:
Misses Florence ApperSon, Annie, Dick
erson, Lizzie Clarke, Maggie Jones, Vir-
gle Dickerson, Mary Richards, Rachel
Jones. Annie Bell Furgerson, E. Mae Ed
wards; Mrs. Prinsle. Mrs. James, Mrs.
Z. j. Jones and Mrs. F. A. Theimer. the
Ill., n
Theimer. Hanrick, Bell, Parr, Elliot,
Tuck, Crow, Jones, Rutherford, FIem-
ming, Tuck, Theimer, DR.. L. 0. Powell,
DR.. ]. \. Ozburn, DR.. Sturges, and Dr.
Howard.
The marriage of Miss Alice B. Adam
| son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. \. l..
Adamson. of Bon Air, Va. to Mr.. Samuel
E. Ccwin. OF Birmingham, Ala, is an
nounced to take place on March 18th, at
! o'clock P. NJ, at the home OF her par
ents Miss Adamson is strikingly hand
scme and accomplished and deservedIy
| popular among her many friends, not
only in Virginia. but throughout the
| South, where she is well known. Mr..
! Gown is q valued employee of the C;eor-
| ga Central Railroad occupying the po-
| stion of soliciting freight agent with
| headquarters at Birmingham. in which
| city his popularity is much to be envied.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brother
| hood of Locomotive Engineers formally
| opened their "railroad-room' at the Re-
treat for the Sick yesterday.
There was a brief devotional service in
! The parIors, which was attended by A
large number of the ladies interested in
! the work. and REPRESENTATIVES of several
| of the railroads entering the city. The
room is No. 5, on the first floor of the
! r :tql. large. bright and neatly f,,r-
| rished.
The Milton. g. worJ, Whist Climb met on
| Tuesday afternoon at the Womar.s club.
] The highest score north and south u-a 9
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| X Gordon and Ntrs Rtand Smith '.0
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