The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-17

folk; Lipsconb, ofEDanVille; Bessie Ely
son, Lille Stearns,s Waller Jeffress aid
Louise Mayo. There were large nun
Der Of callers throughout the visiting
hours.
Mrs William L. Royal entertained the
Married Ladies Gard Club delightfully."-
on Wednesday evening.
The Misses Yonge, of California, gave
g most attractive informal lat home" on
Tuesday afternoon from to o'clock at
their residence, on East Franklin Street
Receiving with Mrs. Yonge and the
Misses Yonge We're Misses Anna Car. Sue
Spilman, Roberta EllersOn, Susie Har-
rison and Miss Crutchfield, Fredericks-
burg Among the callers were Misses
Allene Stokes, Maria Williams, Elizabeth
Martin, of Norfolk; Empsie Pegram, Lily
Urquhart, Belle, Sue and Lily Tyler,
Marie Webster, Mary Binford, Rachel
Cooke, Estelle de Saussure, Maria Nose
lev. Harrison, of Stanton; Hannum, of
PHILADELPHIA; Lockwood, of Orange; Mes
DANES Clay Drewry, Adolphus Blair,
Austin Brockenbrough, George Davis
Evelyn Gordon, Courtney Bridges and
many others.
A beautiful luncheon was given Mon
day bv Mrs z. r. D. Myers, Jr., in hon
or of her sister. Miss Adams. The guests
present were Miss Sally Reid Anderson
Miss Anna Carr Miss Martha Byrd, Miss
Allene Stokes Miss Mayo. of Norfolk;
and Miss Atkinson.
The Guild of All Saints Church will
give an excellent dinner Tuesday, which
is explained in the following verse:
On February 10Th, shrove Tuesday you
know.
All Saints has dinner, to which all
should go.
pale,
For the ladies Of All Saints on dinner
neer fail.
Their menu one hunGers even to read
If YOU patronze them on daintles you IL
feed.
They've oysters fried, steWed ana I'd"
on the shell :.
Saddle of mutton, and turkey as we'll.
Old ham cooked as only Virginlans hno"
how;
Baked calves head, turkey salad and
celery trow.
Pancakes with some sauce-the finest
ever cooked
And now for this dinner, were sure
you'll be booked.
Just think for this feast OF Vlands SO
rare
Fifty cents is the pricc-could augh be
more fair?
Don't forget to call in at 1905 East Main
Shrove Tuesday, the 18th, if good fare
you'd obtain.
An exceedingly pretty and most en-
ioyable party was given on Valentine
eve by Mrs. John T. Watson to the lit
tie friends of her daughter, Miss Nancy
Watson.
The early part of the evening the lit
tie people were entertained with games.
After the games a dainty supper was
served. at which all the appointments
were suggestive of the emblem OF st.
Valentines Day
Mrs Rufus Gillette was the honored
guest at a pretty luncheon given Tues
day by Mrs. John B. Purcell. Her guests
were Mesdames Gillette, Hunt Chpley,
Frank Isaacs, Nora Leary, J. Parker
Dashiell, c. z. Doyle, T. n. Williamson.
Robert Campbell and Mrs. McCue, of AL
bemarle.
A delightful informal 5-o'clock tea was
given last week by Mrs. Lewis EnSloW,
at her residence in Highland Park.
Among those who called were Mrs.
Chas Norwood, Mrs. c. +. Cross, Mrs.
w. r. Vawters, Mrs G. w. Wlngfio'l'
Mrs. Keeling Sisson, Mrs. Garland Clark,
Mrs. VIM. II. Tyler, Mrs. Rosccrantz.
Mrs Chas. Shafer, Mrs. Starke. Misses
Lewis. Coalter, Royal, Stacy, Wingfield.
Boyl>in, Walden, Shafer Quinby and Mrs.
II. st. J. Coalter.
Mrs. Reid Hobson, of Norfolk, was
guest of honor at a charming luncheon
Tuesday afternoon, given by Mrs W. S.
Forbes Mrs. Forbes guests were Mrs.
Reid Hobson, Mrs. Graham Hobson, Mrs.
Fairfax, Mrs Robert Rantlett, of Mas
sachusetts; Mrs. Adolphus Williams,
Misses Gertie Camm, Eleanor Bosher,
Anne Tenant, Ethel Pace, Ellen Hob
son and Edna Forbes.
Thursday was Il day of entertaining
and there were many pleasant happen