The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

Sutton, Elsie Davenport, Ruth Robins,
Kate and Sophie Meredith, Henningham
Spi1man, Jane Fisher. Tyler Ball, Lily
Cary, Julia, Bidgood. Amelie Pilson. Mary
Rogers, Maude Morgan, jamie Wingo,
Curran, of North Carolina; Harrison, Of
Petersburg; Hanger, Of Washington;
Hickson, of Danville; and Annie Cooke,
Brock, Barber Cabel, StringfelIow,
skipwith. Taylor, Elicit. Fitzgerald
Quarles, Hubbard. Miller. Smallman
Jones, William and Edward Wight, Will
lams, Bowe. Tyler. Mckenney, Hobson
Davis, Lea, Cooke, De Treville, Harvie,
Pollard. Edmund. Brooks. NIunford
Coles, Harrison, Tanner, Vaughan, Coke
Bennett Darlington, Moseley, Sands
Leake, Daughtrey, McAdams and Watt
son.
There has not been a prettier tea this
season than the one at which Mrs. Por-
tiaux Robinson was hostess on We'd
nesday evening from 5 to s o'clock.
Palms, Testout roses, ferns and shaded
lights made the spacious home most at
tractive. Palms and pink azaleas were
everywhere and in the diping-room the
decorations were very artistic.
In the centre of the table on the
rena issance over pink satin was tall
cut-glass vase of Testout roses. The sill
Yer and cut-slass .candelabra containing
the pink candles, we're tied with pink
satin ribbon. Ropes of smilax were
gracefully festooned about the edge of
the table, caught here and there with
large pink bows Mrs. Robinson was as
sisted in receiving by her mother, Mrs.
Maury, and the Misses Maury. Mrs.
Upshur and Mrs. Beverly Crump served
tea and Miss Mary Thomas and Miss
Mary Williams presided over the purch
table. Assisting in the dning-room were
Misses Gibson. Mary Johnston, Helen
Quarles, Louise Purcell, Mary Moore,
Ella Buck, Martha Robinson.
About 400 invitations were EXTENDED
and all during the calling hours the
rooms were thronged with guests.
Misses Henninsham and Sue SDi,uan
were hostesseS at a pretty informal tea
Wednesday afternoon at their resGance,
on West Main Street. One OF the en-
ioyable features of the afternoon was
the delightful singing of Miss Lily Ur-
Quhart and Mr.. Richards, and the r1ci-
tations of Miss Blanche Morgan. TE,sc
receiving with Mrs. Spilman and me
Misses Spilman We're Misses Malta
Byrd Josephine Putney, Bessie Bosher.
Maudc Morgan, Bessie Smith and Carol
Wexford. Mrs. Allie Sands poured tea.
oiit Oh tiie lllOSl pItdSIut events OIL the
week was the pretty and unique Spanish
card party given Thursday evening by
Miss Mary Donnan in honor of Mrs. Rob-
ert Rantlett, Of Massachusetts.
Mrs Ivanhoe Schlater entertained at
cards Thursday evening in honor of her
guest. Miss Amy Tutwiler, OF New York
Red and white Were the prevailing col
ors. The ParlorS were decorated in carna-
0f in no ii
room red carnations and white hyacinths
were used with pretty effect. Progressive
euchre was played. The score cards were
diamonds and hearts, with land-painted
carnations. Red and white headed pins,
stuck in the edges OF the cards were used
as tallieS
The guests We're: Misses Waller JEFF
fries. Jennie Hughes, Julia Woodbridge,
Bessie Hunter, Estele de Saussurc, Sep
tina Snowden, Sarah Harvie, Miss Bar
nette, Lorerla and Annie Mcintosh RO-
berta and Miss Ellerson, Katie Smith,
Amy Tutwiler, the Misses Warwick, Fan
ME Crumpler, of Suffolk; Mesdames r.
Albert, Charles VIM and Z. Pendlaton;
Messrs. Charles and Leroy Grant, John
Tyler. Maurice Hunter, Dr. ESbert Mag
ruier, Warwick, Ritchie, Moore, Paul
Petit, Hugh and C. Miller, William
Crumpler, Of Suffolk: Lanier z. Green,
Edmund Pendleton, Charles VIM and DR..
Alfrey Gray.
An attractive pupils musical was given
by Mr.. William Richards Thursday even
ing at his studio. No. 307 East Grace
Street Mr.. Richards pupils are all well
known musicians, and represent some of
Richmond's most talented singers.
Those taking part in the delightfully."-
rendered programme We're: Misses Margie
Knowles, Eileen Hearon, Mabel McBain,
Lucy Morton. Miss Mccarthy; Messrs.
VIM. Richards, Frank Mccarthy, L. e. P.
Woods and Norman Call. Miss Fanny
Mera was accompanist.
Misses Blanche and NIaude Morgan were
at home informally Tuesday evening
from / to- o'clock. They We're assisted
in receiving by their guest, Miss Curran,
of North Carolina. Among those who
called We're: Misses Tinsley, Yonge, Ell
lerson, Spilman, Elise and Elizabeth Da-
venport, Sophie and Katie Meredith, Eve
Courtenay Bridges, Emily Addison and
others.
Mrs Ernest Wake Moore entertained
delightfully."- at cards Oh "Wednesday after
noon. The decora tons, which were very
pretty and effective, We're in green and
pink.
Mrs c. j. Franklin and Mrs. J. s.
Moore assisted the hostess in receiving.
Mrs j. S. Moore, ,Jr., and Mrs. j. L.
Ramsey kept scores. Misses Jessie Bailey
and Bessie CardWell presided at the
punch bowl.
The Friday german, danced at Masonic
Temple, was brilliant event Mr.. a.
TYLER Brock led with his usual grace and
skill. This was the last of Fridays
series before Lent. The next will occur
Easter Friday. Among those present
was Senator Lyle, of Roanoke.
The chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs.