The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-26
Social and
Personal

The tea given yesterday in celebration
of the ninth anniversary Of Ola DOmlGion
Chapter, Daughters Of the American Rev
olution, was a brilliant event
The spacious rooms Of Mrs. John A
Coke's residence, No. 7 West Franklin
Street, were most artistically decorated.
The parlors We're banked in Ialms, f@rIs,
ned azaleas. p0inceltas, aud the rel.
white and blue. H. the dining-rcom, red
prevailed The renaissance was spread
over red satin, candles the silver cam
delabra. were Shaded in CRIMSON and in
the center OF the table was \, tall vase of
American Beauties Scarfs and rosettes
of blue and white ribbon carriod out the
revolutionary cCiors. An ordlesFra sta
1iGned behind a bank of palms, played
throughout the evening.
The ladies' receiving were: Mesdames
Stephen Putney, John a. Coke, NViIian
q. Stanard, Dallam 8arksdale, Misses
Roberta Il. Allen, Eleanor Tree, and
Mary Florence. The young ladies assist
ing in the dining-room were: Misses I3ess-
sic BosheT. Josephine I'utney, Lily Ur-
.Iut2art. Sallie Reid Anderson. Lou Adkins.
Ruth Robins. Annie Tatum, -Aliene Stokes,
Jane Fisher, Edythe White, Margaret
Ninn. Atiair dinor, Augusta Talcott,
iSlille Reid Hobson iNe.lie Tompkins.
Nora Leary Marie Webster, Sadie SUIT
ton, Lucy Claire Atkinson, Mary Il.
11athrop. Anna Carr, and Roberts.
Among the callers were: Mesdames B.
j. Nunford John Munce, Kate S. Vim,
Harry VIM, James Dooley, d. c. Rich
ardson, /. r. Dasliell, John Lightfoot,
Parker Dasaliell, Bryan, j. Aston Cahell,
Jackson Guy, J. y. White, Graham Hob
son, Nirginius Hall, w. 3. Palmer. Nor
man Y. Randolph, John Hundley. Charles
Davenport. j. Allison Hodges, Band
Smith, T. c. Minor, Glazebroolze. and Clai-
borne.
Misses Bailey. Freddy, Helen Winn.
Ellen lIobson, Elizabeth Whitlock, Anna
Booker, Carry Coleman, Louise and Adele
Williams, Laura Adair of Atlanta; Helen
Morrison, Elise Watkins. Belle Perkins,
Isebecca Storrs, julia Woodbridge; Messrs.
Guigon, Stanard, Guy and others
Mrs. Charles V Meredith and Misses
Kate and Sophie Meredith, gave another
of their attractive teas yesterday after
noon, followed Icy q card party in the
evening. The house decoration We're in
pink and green, and We're most affective.
Mrs. L. r. D. Myers entertained the
Married Ladies card Club delightfully."-
FRANKLIN Street.
The Friday german was danced last
evening al Masonic Temple, and was a
thoroughly enjoyable event Mr.. Tyler
Brock led several new and pretty figures.
a large number of strangers added 10 the
pleasure of the evening.
a delightful programme was rendered
yesterday afternoon at the Ladies Matt
nee Musicale, which met at Mrs. George
W. Stevens. No. $40 Floyd Avenue
Chamber music WIS The order of the
day. and was given under the direction
of Miss Florence billiard
The ANIMAL tea given by Richmond
Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy,
on the anniversary of the organization
Of the Chapter, Jan. 2Sth, has been one of
the features of The Chapter. feeling that
this occasion brings together many of
the members in a social way. There are
no invitations. All members of the
Chapter are expected, and those in charge
invited Informally through the press all
visiting delegates The hour has been
changed from $50 10 . o'clock. The lea
Will be at lee Camp Hall.
Mrs. L. a. Saunders. Sr has left Rich
mond for North Carolina to visit her
daughter, Mrs. James y, Williamson,
jnc bdifllSl W oman : NIlSSlDI9rV Circle
gave a most ENJOYABLE reception at the
Thirst Baptist Church. yesterday afternoon
from In Z o'clock. in honor Of Miss
Claudia, White. AIrs. T. L. Chambers, the
visiting missionaries, and the newly APP
pointed missionary, Miss Trainilam Mrs.
A /. Stanford, assisted by the wives of
-he pastors and the members Of the Board
OF the State Executive Society formed the
reception committee.
The lecture room or the church WAS well
filled Miss White and Mrs Chambers
wore the native Chinese costume and ex-
hibi1ed a number OF interesting souvenirs.
Al ) o'clock these two ladies made short
addresses, telling of the people among
whorn they work 10 such good purpose. of
The good accomplished and what they
nope 10 do. After these pleasant talks, re-
treshments were served by young ladies
from each o; the Baptist Churches in the
CITY
ar. and Mss. John u. Mufrcll entertained
the chorus choir ot Centenary Church de-
residence. No. 16 i-2 South First Street.
This choir, composed of young members
nf The congregation, WIS recently organ
iEea ouariettc singing had long pre-
vailed 81 Centenary church, and the adj
vent Of 4 chorus t-lioir caIIle as an inno-
walton. The results have been of the
rn"vt gratifying character.
Music formed a considerable portion Of