The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
Social and
Personal

4 CYSlDIzdE
DR. and Mrs C. W. z. Brock enter
tanned delightfully."- at cards last evening
in honor of Rufus Gillette, OF I'anFitie'
ILL., The attractive decorations We're en-
trely in pink. Progressive whist was
played and the game was most SPIRITED
Those invited to meet Mrs. Gillette
were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Doyle Mrs.
BENJAMIN Nash Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
RenuoIds Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Potts, MI
and Mrs Gideon Davenport, DR. ana Mrs
Isaiah White, Mr.. and Mrs Fairfax Mon
tasue. Mr. and Mrs. Churchill Young MI
and Mrs S. w. Travers, Dr. and Mrs j.
Allison Hodges, Mir. and MIS- Chaf!sS
Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs McCance, Judge and Mrs
Keith Mrs. Marshall, of Fauquter' MI
and Mrs. Ben. Palmer. Mr.. ana Mrs W.
S. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Hotchkiss Dr. anu
Mrs. Joseph \. White, Captain and MIS-
Harrie Webster Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Blair. Mr.
and Mrs r. d. Cullen. DR. and Mrs Hugn
| NJ Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. knapp,
| Major and Mrs. Clay Drewry. Dr. ara
| Mrs George Ben. Johnston, MI ana Mrs
| La Bonita, Mr. and Mrs Henry Taylor,
DR.. and Mrs. George Ross. Mrs Bradley
! Johnson, Jr.: Misses Mary Pegram Flor
| ence Tyler, Maria Moseley and Mr. Gray
| Moseley.
! One of the prettiest and most attractive
! card parties of the season was given last
! evening by Miss Mary Dounan in honor
| of Mrs. Robert Rantlett, of MaSsachu-
sets. The decorations, appointments. tai.
| lies and score cards were all arranged TO
| give a Spanish air. Outlining the walls
| of the long paror We're luNurlant palms;
| The manteIs We're banked in sHiiaX ana
| yellow chrysanthemums. ana caught ar
| tistically from one chandelier TO the otfer
| were broad ribbons of yellow and RED.
| The tables were covered in white WITH
| large painted red Spanish roses me
! warm glow of the red shaded lights made
! The effect indescribably pretty The score
| cards were fighting bulls and spanish
| riders and the players tailed "ith tihy
| bells.
| The guests We're: NIesdames Robert
! Rantlett, John Shelton Williams, W. 3
| P Mayo, Edward ]. Willis. R. Turner Ar
| rington Horace HAYES. Z. Randolph WI
liams, John W. Harrison. Lindsey OF
/ Pennsylvania; Charles Boiling, John At
[ kinson, Allan Potts: Misses Annie Lee
| Alfriend BERTHE Noting. Emily Addison,
! Mabel Walker, Helen Cameron. Evelyn
| Gordon Anne Tenant. Berta Wexford
| Nellie Boykin, Lizzie Conner, Kate An
| derson, Elizabeth Whitlock. Sophie ana
! Katie Meredith, Sadie Sutton. Elizabeth
| and Elise Davenport Lily Urluhart, Ga
| briella Page Mary Thomas. Carol Well
| ford Martha. Byrd, Josephine PutneE,
| Matte Purcell. Eda Atkinson. and MISS
! -1dair, of Atlanta; Messrs. Edward J.
| Willis. Spencer Carter, George Bryan, H.
! O. McCabe, w S. p Mayo, Palmer Claf-
| borne, e. Randolph Williams, John Ruth
| erfoord, Deane Maury. r. Turner AIRING
ton. Hugh Antrim. Richard Workman,
| Frank BIankenship. John Atkinson,
| Horace Hawes, John Lee, Allan potts,
| Carlton Mckenney, Pollard Cardoza.
| George, Reid. Otis Alfriend. Kirkwood
| Mitchell. Victor. Williams, Sam Donnan,
| Julian Hill, Walter Claiborne, Preston
| Noland Jordan Leake. Lewis Williams,
| Jonathan Bryan, Clemens c. Jones. Ro-
| bert Campbell. Spotswood We
! Charles Z. Williams. Jr.. Ear Fuller.
! Berkeley Williams and Harrison Blair.
Miss Amy Tutwiler. OF New orleans.
| was guaest OF honor at a delightful eucfsre
/, rparty. given by Mrs Ivanioe ScLater
| last evening at her residence. No. III
| Floyd Avenue. The color scheme of red
| and white was carried out in detail In the
! house and table decorations and in all
| the appointments. Those enjoying Mrs.
| sclater's hospitality were: Mrs. VIM.
| Mrs. Pe,nbsrtorl. and Mrs. Albert, Misses
J Ellerson Warwick, Sarah Harvie. LorenSt
! and Annie Mcintosh. Estelle de Saussure.
| Waller Jefress, Julia Woolridse, Jennie
! Hughes, SeDpy Snowden, Kate Smith,
! Fannie CrumpIer, OF Suffolk, and Miss
| Barnette; Messrs. Charles VIM, Charles
! and Leroy Grant Maurice Hunter, Paul
| Petit, Edmond Pendleton, Warwick
| Richie, Moore, Miller, Lanier, Green,
(, C,runlpler, of Suffolk; DIR. Alfred Gray,
and DR.. Egbert Magruder.
L
| ing was the Pupils Musicale given
!. by Mr. Richards, at his studio, No. %G7
| East Grace Street. The audience was
! small and select, and these music lovers
| heartily enjoyed the exquisite singing.
| Mr.. Richards strong and powerful barl-
| tone voice has become well known. al
| though he has been in the city com
| paratively short time
Misses Knowles. Hearon, Mccarthy
| Morton, and AIcBain were heard to great
| advantage, and the singing OF Mr.. No
| man Call. Mr. T. E. p Woods. and Mr.
| Frank Mccarthy was heartily enjoyed
| The Excellent programme was as follows
Duet. My True Love Hath Ny Heart
! (AIarzaflsy, Miss AEargie KNOWLES Air
Richards; Sognia (Schiral. Miss Eileen
/ Hearon; Songs of -Araby Clay. Mr.
| Frank Mccarthy, All. IT'S a Dream
| OHawley), Mss Mabel McBain: Wander
] ers' Might Song CRubensce!uJ. Miss Lucy
/ Morton, AIR. Richards: tai y Summer $
! Night (Gorins Thomas: co. Haunt OF the
| Witches Cora Cassard). Miss Knowles:
| Arnorer's Song (from Robin Hood (De-
| Koven), Mr. Norman Call: TAI Fiorian
| Song (Godard). tb) I Cannot Help Loving
| Thee (Clayton JohIIsi. Miss Morton; Air
| It Is Enough (from Elijah CLendslssohn>,
! Mr.. r. E. P. Woods: To Sevilfa tDes-
: sauer). Miss Mccarthy, Duet tfraEn Mar
! thai (Flotowp. Mr.. Mccarthy. Mr. Rich
| ards: Quartstte-Luiiaby tSullivar,. Miss
| Morton, Miss Mccarthy. AIr. Mccarthy.
Mr.. Richards; Accompanies, Miss Fanny
Mera.
! Tickets for tho George Washington
Birthday Party. 10 be given next Monday i
| at the Executive Mansion. ere finding a
( quick sale. The young gentlemen who viii
assist Mrs. Axtell and her committee are:
| SfaSer< Srntsyood Wexford T. S.