The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-01
Social and
Personal

Miss Mary Jones gave beautiful card
party yesterday afternoon at NO 4V3 west
Franklin Street. in honor of Mrs. Z. D.
Langhorne, of Mirador. The decorations
were in pink. Progressive euchre was
PLAYED, Mrs. G.. A. Davenport winning
the first prize and Mrs. R. G.. Morton the
consolation.
The ladies playing were: Mesdames G.
D Langhorne, Ashton Starke, James A
WEIGH, G. A. Davenport, Waller Morton,
Joseph A. White, J. Allison Hodges, w.
S. Forbes, T. Moncure Perkins, Warning
ton Wise, Fred. Pleasants, Corydon SUIT
ton, Isaac Davenport, Thomas Boiling,
Alfred T. Harris, r. G. Morton, William
Royall, j. Aston Cabell John Lyons,
Porter Guest, yelling Cobb, Robert
Blankenship, Terrell, and Pemberton, of
New York.
One of the most pleasant of yesterdays
happenings was the elegant card party
given by Mrs. Clement G. McPhail last
evening in honor of Mrs. Westmoreland
Davis, of New York. The house decora-
lions were in crimson, the same tint pre-
vailing in the dining-room. The renals-
sance was over red satin, crimson carna-
tons banked the mantel ana many reo
candles in the silver candelabra COM
pleted the pretty effect. The prizes were
exceptionally pretty, the first being an
elegant silver candle-stick, the cohsola-
ton miniature in q tlorentlne frame,
and the BOBBY Il hand-pa!nted menu DOCK.
The ladies played progressive euchre
from s to 10 O'Clock, when they were
joined by the gentlemen and an eleSaht
supper was served.
Among those invited to meet Mrs. Davis
were: Mesdames J. Hoge Tyler, John
Harrison Lindsey, OF Uniontown, Pa;
William Moulton, John Upshur. George
Ross. Alexander Cameron, Allan Donnan,
E. T. D. Myers Levin Joynes. John Potts,
Warrington Wise, S. w. Travers, Alfred
T. Harris, Otway S. Allen, Thomas Boil
ing, William Royal, John Enders. John
shelton William, Charles Lathrop, Ed
ward J. Willis. Corydon Sutton, r. c.
Morton. Isaac Davenport, James y. WEIGH
and Miss Annie Rose Walker.
Mrs. John Shelton Nill'am entertained
at an elegant dinner last evening in ho7"r
OF her guest. NJ IS Middendorf of 3 lu-
more. The table decorat o1s were beau-
tiful The centre piece consisted OF I
shower of pink roses in Il tall silver vase,
surrounded by smaller vases Of the same
beautiful buds lowering among the
flowers were vari-colored butterflies.
Bunchcs of pink roses were tied on the
silver candelabra. The Sentlenan's bit
tonicres were Of v.oletS. and the ladies
received corsaSe bouquets of pink roses
Those enjoying Mrs. Villains hospital
ity were Misses Middcndorf Anne Ten
nant. Eleanor Bosher katherine Ram
hardt, of New Jersey: Florence Talbot;
MesSrs Williams J. Stewart Bryan, VIII
liam Hanewinck!c. Frank Davenport,
Spencer Carter and Douglas Gordon.
ai Plains
Fields, n " was guest Of no or at an
elegant luncheon gwen by Mrs. Allan
Lyons yesterday at , O'Clock. The color
scheme of pink was carried out in detali
in the handsome table appointments Inc
renaissance spread was over p nix satin.
Pink shaded candles were in the sill CT
candelabra and Testout roses were bank
ed in the centre of the tlble. Ihose pres
ent were Mrs. Lyons. Mrs, Katherine
Reinhardt Mrs. Carter Scott, Mrs t.
Turner Arlington. Miss Helen Christian,
Miss Mamie Jennings Miss Nellie Boyllin
and her guest
The gentlemen of the Social Circle ten
dered the lady members a most enjoyable
german at Belyidere Hall last evening.
Mr.. Albert Wise led with number of
new and pretty figures. About midnight
an elegant supper was served.
Among the dancers NeIS Doio-
thy Neinfelt of Chattanooga, Tenn;
Roy Hessberg. of Danville; Minnie kro-
nenbers, OF Carlisle, Pa: Bessie Fleck, of
New York; Annie and Miriam Bowman,
Hattie Bottigheimer. Josie Cohen, Lottle
Well Dora Long. Rebecca Eelstern, Beu-
lah Meyer, Beatrice WalleCstein, Resale
and Marie Thalhimer: Messrs Albert
Wise NJ. T'Iorsheim, Edward Lovensten,
Joseph Long. Simon Bowman, Melvin
IGpi Charles
Pearl, Adolph Long, Herbert Bloomberg,
Sam WallerStein and Ivan Mayer.
Invitations have been received in the
CITY TO the marriage of Miss Jennie Lion,
of Baltimore and Mr.. Sol. Bach, of Key
stone, w. Va. The ceremony will take
place February 1ith, at the home of the
brides mother, No. 142S Druid Hill Ave
nue.. Baltimore. The wedding will be 4
very quiet event owing TO the recent
death of the brides father. Miss Lion
was for many years q resident Of Rich
uond. and has a large circle of friends
and relatives here.
The fourth lecture of the kindergarten
series Will take place on Saturday. Feb
ryary ID II A. NJ, at Central School
building, on Twelfth Street ho+---~~~ Mar
shall and Clay. These lectures by Miss
Harriet Mel. OF the Phoebe Hearst Train
ing School for l<indergartners, in Wash
ington, are given under the auspices Of
the Richmond Educational Association
All teachers, whether members of the As
ISOLATION or not. are cordially invited to
be present.
The audience that will witness the anna
teur ti1eatricals at the jefferson Roof
Garden next Tuesday evening will be de-
lighted with the plaintive ballade sung
by Mrs Graham Hobson in the Proverbs
in Porcelain" The music, which is bright
and catchy, was written especially for
this occasion by Mr. Clemens Catesby
Jones, who directed the orchestra at the
rehearsal on yesterday.
Reserved seats for the amateur thea
TREAS to be given at the Jefferson Roof
Garden for the bsnefit of the Woman
Surgical Clinic OF the Old Dominion Hos
pital. are now on sale at Branch Aliens,
No 916 Main Street, and there only. Thu
event promises to be most brilliant
every respect, and although there was a
large booking yesterday. excellent seats
can still be secured by the early conner.
In the lecture-room of St James Protes-