The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-27

Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton, given at the residence of Mrs. John
Coke No Z West Franklin Street, on
Friday afternoon. was a brilliant event.
Exquisite decorations, all in the national
colors, beautiful music and dainty re-
freshments made the function q most at
tractive one.
The ladies, receiving were: Mesdames
Stephen Pltney, John A. Coke, William
G.. Stanard, Dallam Barksdale, Misses
Roberta z. Allen, Eleanor Tree, and
Mary Florence. The young ladies assist
ing in the dining-rOom were: Misses Bes-
sic Bosher. josephine Putney, Lily Ur-
Gutlart, SallIe Reid Anderson, Lou Adkins,
Ruth Robins, Annie fatun, Aleae Stokes,
Jane Fisher. E3ythe White. Margaret
VIM, Adair Minor. Augusta TaIeott,
saElie Reid -Hobson, Nellie Tompkins,
Nora Leary, Marie Webster, Sadie SUI
ton, Lucy Claire Atkinson, Mary r.
Lathrop. Anna Carr, and Roberts.
During the reception hours, from to {
o'clock, the rooms We're thronged with
callers.
Mr. James Tinsley and family will spend
the winter at the Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs Westmoreland Davis, of
Euxedo, n. Y, are at the jefferson.
Misses Shelley and Minnie Daniel. of
Bedford City. who were the guests OF
tue Misses Barsamin, No. West Cary
Street, have returned home.
AIr. and Mrs Joseph z. Willard and
family, who have been spending the past
several months in Europe, Will reach
New York to-day. >Mr- Willard and his
family will come direct TO Richmond, and
will remain at the Jefferson.
A very pleasant reception was given at
the First Bapti. Church Friday after
noon by the Baptist Woman's Missionary
Circle IN honor of Miss Claudia White,
Mrs r. z. Chambers and Miss Tr2inham.
There We're a large number of ladies
present, and the addresses of the mis-
sionaries were greatly enjoyed. Late in
the evening refreshments We're served by
young ladies from the different Baptist
churches.
Miss Maria Moseiey left Friday with
her uncle. Mr.. Granville Valentine, for u
trip to Cuba.
Emma Andrews Whist Club met Friday
with Mrs. Isaiah White. The highest score
east and west was made by Mrs. G.. y.
Davenport and Mrs. Bradley Johnston.
and Miss Maggie Ferguson. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Charles
Workman.
Miss Mary Watts Woods, of charlottes
vile, Virginia, is the guest of Mrs. Chas.
Boiling, West Grace Street
Invitations have been issued by the
Young Mems Christian Association to d
1901-in the gymnasium Monday, January
18th, SIS 2. NJ. y mandolin and guitar
club and the Virginia Glee Club VIII be
in attendance and agood time VIII be en-
joyed by all
Mrs E. T. D. Myers entertained the
Married Ladies Card Club delightfully."-
Friday evening at her residence on West
Franklin Street.
Miss Mildred Lee called on Madame
Alodjeska Thursday afternoon and
actress.
Miss Nell Winston. who has been the
guest of Miss Caroline Holiday, is now
visiting Miss Mamie Pendieton, of
Gwathmey.
Miss Emcie Pegraul has returned from
an extended visit to the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis where she
was the guest of Captain Wainwright
Miss Pesram also visited in Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, and was the
recipient of much tiatterins attention
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The Misses Rowland will continue to
be at home to their friends Informally
every Tuesday from 4 to o'clock until
the season OF Lent begins.
Miss Henrietta Uilman, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mrs. Henry Wailerstein.
The gentlemen of the Thursday Social
Circle will give a german at Belvidere
Hall next Thursday evening.
A delightful programme was rendered
Friday afternoon at the Ladies Matt
nee Musicale. which met at Mrs George
W. Stevens. No. SO Floyd Avenue.
Chamber music was the order OF the
day, and was given under the direction
Of Miss Florence Dillard
Miss Alice L. Hardy. of New Orleans
has returned to her home after a pleasant
visit of some months to Mrs. William ?
Stovall.
Miss Georgia cangdon, of Georgetown
S. c.. is visiting the Misses EdWeruSr OF
No. 1os West Grace Street.
Miss Elizabeth Martin, of Norfolk. Is
visiting Mrs. Luther Dawson. No. . East
Franklin Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Godsey have issued
invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Jessie Marion Godsey. TO
Mr. Edgar Pohlig. The wedding Will
take place at Leigh-Street Baptist Church