The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-27
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friends, the occasion being the tenth an
niversary Of their wedding.
The earlier hours of the night were
spent in instrumental and vocal music,
including solos by James Harcum and
Joseph Sorg, and instrumental music by
Mrs Sorg and sister, Miss Emma Porr,
which was a rare musical treat.
At midnight the guests were ushered
into the spacious dining-room to partake
OF an elegant supper. after which the Wis
itors We're presented with a souvenir of
the occasion. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harcum, Mr. and
Mrs. w. Floyd Reams. Mrs. Pearl Myers.
Mrs. Charles Eacho. Misses Emma Porr.
May Toler and Messrs. Willie CARRIER and
Bernard NARROW.
TACKY AND SOCIAL
A surprise entertainment and tacky
party was given at the residence of Mrs.
Andrew Boulware, No. 704 State Street.
on Monday night. y splendid musical
programme was rendered, including seve-
raj selections from the Fulton Mandolin
Club and vocal solos from Messrs. John
Boulware and George Baker. The fea-
ture of the occasion was the donkey
party, which created considerable merri-
ment and laughter. The donkey prizes
were awarded to Messrs. Ernest I'M
lauf and l.. n. Jeter Among those pres
ent were Misses Lucy Brown, Lou Jeter,
Ella Jordan. Pearl Wharton, Lottie Dd-
Wis, Margie Goode. Mammie and Lillian
Epps, Alice Jeter, Bessie Davis and E.lice
Brown. The gentlemen We're John Boul-
ware, Charles Semi. Ernest Umlauf l.
n. Jeter, Charles SamueIs. Harvey Jeter,
Ernest Whitlock, W. Boston, Frank Bar
der, Manly Brown, John Adkins, James
Hayes, F. Poindexter. Charles Morris,
George Portes, Herman PORE and George
Baker. Supper was served at a late
hour.
MISS CHILDRESS ENTERTAINS.
Miss Nora ChldresS entertained a num-
Der CT her friends at her residence, No.
$3.50 Severssh Street with a social on Mon
day, in honor of her birthday.
Music and parlor gpmes whiied away
the hours, which were interspersed with
a vocal solo by MIR. Roy Huntington.
At midnight an elegant lunch was serv-
ed utter which the guests departed wish
ing Miss Nora mnny more happy birth
days.
Among those present were Misses Marie
Mccullough, Temple Radford, Minnie
Throckmorton, Lula Hancock, Alice Cog
bill, Coral Butler, Nellie BurkHan. Bell
Childress, Maggie and Hattie Childress.
The gentlemen were Messrs- Horace
Seals, Herman Porr, Thomas Childrsss,
Jerome Sherry. James Coghill, Frank
Richardson, Roy Huntington and Ber-
nard Johnston
Miss Annie Schmidt entertained num-
Der OF her friends Friday night, at her
residence, on Denny Street, the occasion
being her thirteenth birthday. Music and
games We're INDUCED in for some time.
after which an elegant collation. was
served
Among those present were Misses Ma
tilda Krugf, Minnie McKenney. Hattie
Leonard. Nettie Seals, Sarah Childress,
Maude Duke. Annie Kenster. Emsie
Gaulding. Lucy Perry. Willie Perry, Bes-
sic Block. Ruth Sears. Ruth Hicks. Hat
tie Childress, Sallie Kaufeir, Eva Wren,
Irene Smith and Emma Kline The gem
tlemen were Charlie and Willie Childress.
Fred kenslen. Warren Bradley, Willie
krug, Charles and Leroy Smith. Leo Err
nest and Charles Schmidt The chap
erones were Mesdames Charles Eacho,
Charles Schmidt. Mary Eacho and Krug
The palatial residence Of Supervisor w.
B. Frayser, at Laurel Springs. Henrico.
on "Wednesday night. was a. scene OF
gayety ard beauty. when number of
their young friends gathered in their
spacious parlor for sugar stew. a very
enjoyable time was had. Among the
many present Esre: Misses jamie Pow
ers, Lillian Duke, Leslie Frayser. Sue
Marks. Essie Clarke, Ethel and Mabel
Frayssr- The gentlemen We're: SIessrs.
James E. Kennedy, George r. Drinker.
Ashly Frayser John Archer. Frank and
Dr. Gilmer, They all took handsome
aouvenier Of the occasion home with
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