The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-14
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL


\. Jones, No. 91S Park Avenue. yester-
day afternoon There was d large at |
tendance. 1t was decided to have a |
handsome entertainment with some his |
toric feature during the month of Jan |
uary. 1t was also decided to renew the |
offer Of gold medal as a scholarship to
the student at the University of Virginia
who writes the best essay upon the |
Colonial history of Virginia.
Circular letters from the Society of |
the Colonial Danes resident In Maine |
WAS read. Extracts from the essay of |
Mr.. John A. Waylaud, on the Germans
OF the Valley" was read by Mr.. Stanard
This essay won the Colonial Danes
scholarship al the University last year.
After the meeting the Danes were
handsomely entertained by Mrs Jones.
Virginia society was well represented
Wednesday night at the first Wednesday
cotillon darced at Delmonico's, in New
York, among the dancers being Miss
Ellen Bagby, OF this city; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gordon Battle, Mr. ard Mrs
James Lindsay Gordon, Mrs. Thomas
Randolph Price, Miss Elizabeth Davis
and the White Sulphur Springs belle.
Miss Alice Coleman, of Kentucky Dr..
George Boiling Lee, grandson of General
Robert E. Lee, is president of the club.
The Belle Harrison. Circle of Kings
Daughters will give a silver tea. Monday
at the residence of Mrs. Charles Whit
lock, No. 100 East Franklin Street. The
Reception Committee will be composed
Cooke. Mrs John Harrison, Mrs. Armi-
Thomas Rutherford Mrs. Preston
Cooke. Mrs. John Harrison. Mrs. Armf-
stead Wexford. Mrs George Afnslie,
Mrs. Beirne Blair. Mrs. John Blair. Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Harris. Miss Leila Tatum.
Mrs. TatUn, Mrs. Robert Bosher, Miss
Bosher. Mrs. Bernard Peyton, Mrs Dav-
ennort, Mrs Charles Whitlock,
Miss Morton, Mrs. Street. Mrs
Henry Hazard. Mrs. Beverly Crump
and others. The tea is for the
benefit of q cot in Babcock Memorial
Room, in the Shetering Arms Hospital
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Mamie Boykin to Mr.. Robert II. Norman,
of New York the wedding to take place
the first week in January. Miss Boyktn
of Mrs. II. NJ. Boyllin. while Mr.. Nor
man, who was formerly a resident CT
this city, is now connected with a manu-
featuring firm in New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Boyce Duncan Booker
have issued invitations for a reception.
which will be given on the fifteenth an
Wednesday-at their home. No. Ill West
Main Street, from $50 to 10 o'clock
Messrs James n. Brown and Emmett
A. Brown were among the new members
elected to the Friendship Club t the
last meeting. The next meeting will be
held Tuesday at the residenc Of Miss
Lille Parker, no. 200 South Pine Street.
Of Miss
Wall. the sister of Messrs. G. B. ard
H. s. Wall, of Richmond, to Mr.. James
II. Phillips, of Des Moines, will take
place next Wednesday in the home of
the bride at Maysville, Ky. y party. n
cluGing Mr.. and Mrs. CT. &. Wall and
family, Mr.. II. &. Wall and -,,r. Francis
w. Scarborough, chief engineer of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, will leave
Richmond this morning to attend the
wedding.
Miss Helen Stevens was among the
dancers at the senior german last night
in Newport News. Her mother, Mrs.
George W. Stevens, was among the
chaperons, both she and her daughter
being the guests during their visit of
Mrs. Jessie w. Elliott.
At the meeting of the Girls Club,
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aratory TO CHRISTMAS
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Reed lave re-
turned to the city from Halifax, y. c..
where they We're married Thursday. Miss
Reed was Miss Daisy G. Conway, the
daughter of Mr.. j. {. Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ready and Miss Lillian
Ragland We're among the guests at the
marriage OF Miss Burch "Wednesday to
The Opera Penelone wifi, Mrs Morris
Ashe. Mrs Ida Rohinsor Cnrtis Charins
Crurnn and Aroeas Me- az some - rho
singers. viii be given al rho Jefferson
C,Inh fo. +ba oT+e,+o;-,,,, e. 80,
DR.. and Mrs T, NJ C,oy,sr,4f, bo,-a or
their guest Mrs. r, G. RnrrTss ~
Orange