The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL


Richmond will be introduced tonight for
the first time to a Horse Snow heio
Within it's limits. This will be the event
Of the fair sex of the Carnival, for many
OF their friends came on purpose to see
it and some to take part.
Tire scene at the Auditorium tonight
will be one long to be remembered. The
lights, amid colors of decorations and
the Gorgeous dresses of the Smart Set.
many imported for the occasion, and the
many visitors will all add to the brill
liancy Of the scene.
Among those who have taken private
boxes for this OCCASION are: Messrs.
R. Lancaster Williams, Barton H.
Grundy, w j. Wallace, Fritz Sitterding,
g. a. Davenport. Ashton Starke. G.. Z.
Doyle S. 7. Morgan, ]. Shelton Williams,
j. T. Anderson. c. D. Langhcrne. Lang
don Putney, John p. Branch. p II. Mayo.
John Stewart Bryan, l.. 7. Aters. Berk-
lev Williams. Dabney S. Crenshaw,
George w. Stevens, Allen Potts and two
by Mrs. Albert Young.
Suppers will be all the rage afterwards,
and many a merry group viii mingle
their voices into the we small hours
OF the night. The Horse Show will see
many lady riders, as well as those OF
the sterner sex some OF whom have come
States. Among the riders Will be seen
the well-known faces of Mrs. Allen Potts,
Miss Margaret Grey. Miss Phyllis Lang
horne Miss Esrey, of Chester, Pa; Miss
Barker, of Kentucky: Mrs. Blair Johnson,
of Warrenton; Mrs. Deitrick, OF MILL
brook: Mrs. T. A. B. Portman, OF War
renton: Mrs. Robert Shaw, OF Boston;
Mrs T. N. Carter, Miss Daniel, Of Cul-
pepper; Miss F. A. l.. Barker, of War
renton, and many others.
Mrs. James D. Patton wiz have with
her Miss katherine Reinhardt of Bos-
ton, and the Misses Clendenin, of Balu-
more: Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis guests are Miss
Looney. of Memphis, and Miss Bolts, or
Virginia: Mrs. Moncure Perkins will en-
terrain Miss Lanslrorne and Mrs. Danna
Gibson; Miss Bell Perkins charming
guests Will be Mrs. John S. Wise and
Miss Mary Ashley Bell. of New York;
Mrs. George Ben Johnston will have her
sister. Mrs. Bradley Johnson. and hey
nephew Mr.. Johnson. Mrs. Logan. from
"Algoma." Buckingham county, Will be
the guest of Mrs. w. c. Bentley.
Mr.. c. D. Langhorne. Mr.. Chanler and
Mr.. Walter Newman, of New York: Mrs.
Albert Young and party, Mrs. Robert
Shaw. OF Boston, and Mrs. Willie Allen
are among other prominent out-of-toWn
people who are here.
An interesting afternoon was spent at
the Woman's Club yesterday, when Miss
Z. L. Aunspaugh lectured on the Arts
tic Study of Literature. She brought
out in her talk the relations and the
blending Of science, art and religion. The
yardstick of science was the power to
think to think the thought. All forms
of art appeal to the spirit: let lis give
it its will. Character is the measure OF
art and influence and religion leave ita
mark.
Miss Mary Ashley Bell pleased the audi
encc with her sweet singing. and was en-
cored twice. Her voice shows wonder
full amount Of training, expression and
feeling.
Mrs Crump passed coffee. assisted by
Miss Winston. Among the visitors pres
ent were Miss Punnell. Norfolk; Miss
Emma Porter, Brooklyn; Mrs. r. Lindsay
Gordon, Louisa Courthouse: Mrs. Alfred
Randolph, Mrs. A. Warren Western, Miss
Alice NJ Parker, Washington; Mrs. For
dich, New York: Mrs. A. Emma Hughes.