The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-13

The Horse Show has been of unusual in
terest md quite a novelty in The record oil
Richmond society. Never in its history
have SO mary luncheons and suppers been
given and my lady" has had TO ring the
changes on her toilet every night Day
after day many groups have been seen
standing on the porclles, and Franklin
Street has been quite invaded with rum
abouts, tanslems and traps.
New faces. now become familiar. have
been recognized in the box parties given
each night, and they have been seen again
with short skirts in The morning on Broad
Street, stopping amidst the throng to look
at the high dive into the water, watching
tha jugglers on the streets or sitting, in
the numerous ice-cream parlors with their
friends which were not confined 70 their
own sex.
i To break the monotony Qf there was
any, Were the meetings of the Woman's
& Club, the .'Stay-at-Home'' Whist Club,
the Milton c. Work Whist Club. the Ia.
Giles contest at the Hermitage Golf Club,
Mrs. Lear's tea. and the wedding of Miss
Marie Fleming.
Several of the visitors who have been
here during the past week will remain
with their friends for some time yet, and
many bright ideas are in their hostess
heads for their entertainment, now that
the Horse Show is thing the past.
Rev. and Mrs. wv. w. Bear celebrated
their silver wedding last Thursday by
delightful reception at their home. on
North Fifth Street
Some of the members Of the congrasa-
ton Of which Mr.. Lear is pastor assisted
in receiving. Among them were: Mr. and
Mrs. Winston, DR.. and Mrs. Tudor, Mr.. j.
Z. Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeman,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Q. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grey Watson, Mayor and Mrs TAYLOR,
( Mrs. Allen Lyons, Or. Merrick.
The dining-rGcm was decorated in green
and white. and the young ladies who wait
ed were the Misses Pearl Motley, Alice
: Clarke, Kate Lyons, Alice Lear, Edith
4 Boothc, Carrie Pulliam and Lucy Armis-
tead.
The presents We're numerous and hand
some. Amongst them was a chest of small
silver given by the congregation of tha
: Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
The Official Board of MaIket-Street Meth
odla Episcopal Church, Petersburg. sent
a dozen silver teaspoons. Mr.. Lear was al
one time pastor Of that congregation. Mr..
? j. P. Branch gave a. handsome silver bowl.
Some presents noticeable on the table
came from Nashville, Tenn.
The inaugural ball of the Phoenix Club
was given Thursday night AT Sanger Hall
and was a Very delightful affair. There
were about fifty couples present. and the
arrangements were perfect. The grand
march commenced at 2 O'clock and was
sled by Mr.. Abe Cohen and Miss Sadie
Marks. Many fancy figures We're perform
ed. and the programme was thoroughly
enjoyed. Amor those present were:
Abe Cohen and Miss Sadie Marks: Jake
Cohen and Miss Lena Kramer; IsidoI
Cohen and Miss Sadie Cohen; Swartz
nd To A hall
and Miss May Davis: Carl Kaufman and
Mrs c. Kaufman: Samuel Steiner nd
2 Miss Stella Jacobs; Gus jacobson and
Miss Celia Watsl1y; Ben Lovenstein and
Miss Ella Harris; Jacob Lovenstein and.
Miss Dora Cohen; LYMAN Lcvison and
Miss Ella Cohen; zeph Rolken and Miss
Hannah Cohen: Sam Elmer and Miss
DeIa EIsner; Sam Davis and Miss Zelma
Davis: Ike Weinstein and Miss Heunie
Schwartz.
Refreshments were served and dancing
kept up to a late hour, and the commit
tee who had charge were composed of
David Paul. Aaron Lutts and A L. Davis.
Miss Claire Guilaume was chairman
of the first regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Club last Monday afternoon. She
q was fortunate in securing the service of
Miss Eugenia. L. Aunspausl. of Lynch !
burg. who addressed the club on The
Artistic Study of Literature Miss Auns-
paugh showed n thorough knowledge of
her subject and was listered to with deep
interest and close attention. Her man
ner is simple. natural and easy and her
voice sweet Yet distinct and clear.
Tea will be served at the club on Mon
day afternoon from to o'clock and on
Tuesday at half-past four.
Miss N1aude Pollard. formerly Of THIS
city. will be married in Bowling Green.
on October 18th, to Mr. Robert Lee
thurman, OF Atlanta Miss I-alla Pollard,