The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

Alfred 7. Cary, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lat-@
ferty, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cullen, Mr. and
Mrs Ben. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs r. M.
Blankensllp, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard 7.
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Blanton.
The dancers were Miss Mary Watts
Woods, Charlottesville, Va, with Mr..
Robert Bagby; Miss Lipscomb, of Dan
vile. Va, with Mr.. a B. Chandler; Miss
Hixon, of Danville, Va, with Mr. Charles
AZ. Grant, Miss Lisa Anderson, of Balti-
more, with Mr.. Richard P. Winston; Miss;
Young, Of San Francisco, with Mr. Jack
L. de Trevtlle; Miss Mines of Ashland,
with Mr.. Bruce Bowe; Miss Hammer, OF
Alhemarle with Mr.. W. Stuart Rogers;
Miss Barnett, Of New York, with Mr.
Edward Pierce; Miss Powell, of Balti-
more, with Mr.. Byrd Newton; Miss Char
lotte Stephenson, of Warm Springs, with
Mr.. T. Werner Moore; Miss Courrant. of
Springfield, ILL.,, with Mr. Pace; Miss
Maude Conrad with Mr.. Elmore Hotch-
kiss; Miss Helen Waddey with Mr. c. NJ
Daughtrey; Miss Evelyn Deitrick with
Mr. Edwin Tanner; Miss Smith with Mr..
Robert S. Rtves; Miss Jennie Hughes,
with Mr. Howard Sutton; Miss Rosalie
Morris with Mr.. James Marshall: Miss
Bessie Ellyson, with Mr. Frank W.
Tower; Miss Rosalie Shafer with Mr..
Eddie O. Friend; Miss Mary S. James,
with Mr. William Crump Tucker: Miss
Mary INaddill with Mr.. Phil Carlton:
Miss Belvin with Mr.. Adolph Osterloh.
Jr. Miss Daughtrey with Mr. Belvin:
Miss josephine TYLER with Mr. Sam
Tyler, and Miss, Marie L&satfoot. with
Mr.. Frank T. Sutton.
The stays were NIessrs Frank Hill. G.
Lee Morrison; William Birmingham. Uni
versity of West Virginia; Lane Lacy.
A. Tyler Brock, Woodson P. Waddey.
David Lynch, Dr.. S. II. Easley, Sam Car
ter, Willie Stems and William NJ. Talia-
ferro (presidenD.
The great social event of The eneuf,r
week will be the George Washinston
birthday party, which will take place at
the Gubernatorial Mansion on Monday
evening from to 10 o'clock. The follow
ing ladies from a. distance have arrived
in Richmond to grace the occasion with
their presence:
Mrs. Joseph e. Willard. the late most
enthusiastic chairman for Virginia; Mrs.
r. S. Thomas. of SInithfield; Miss Mil
dred NJ. Holiday. Of Portsmouth: Mrs.
Anne Z. Greene, of Cu1peper; Mrs. Guile
c. Harrison. of Brandon; Mrs. William
III. White, of Norfolk; Mrs. William Rus
sell Robinson, of Nelson county; Mrs
Charles Washington Coleman, the present
chairman of Virginia, whose well known
powers of organization makes her APP
pointment first by Mrs. Richardson and
. liltIl ny mis-. tCNeaL tie present DreSl-
dent of the association. most wise. Mrs.
Mary Stuart Smith, wife of Prof. Francis
Smith, of the University of Virginia, is
assistant State chairman.
The Reception Committee will consist
offthese ladies and Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler,
Mrs. Decatur AXtell, the Richmond
chairman, who has spared neither time
or effort to make this party brilliant
success; Mrs. Herbert a. Claiborne,
OH e arb ,r.I,n ole hoe
been indefatigable: Mrs ]. Enders Robin
son, secretary; Miss Knox, treasurer;
Mesdames Thomas Boiling. Dallam
Barllsdale, j. Kerr Branch. Albert G.
Bruce, j. Aston Cabell. T. n. Carter,
James II. Dooley, John Dunlop, J. Taylor
t,llyson, Mrs. Alfred Gray. who preceded
Mrs. AXtell as Richmond chairGan John
w. Harrison Thomas Jelfress, George
A. Lyon, e. C. Minor. J. 3. Pace, 3. l..
Purcell, Norman Randolph, William
Robins, William Russell Robinson, Grace
II. Shields, ". D. Thomas, Brydon Ten
nant, NJ. S. Valentine. Misses Elicit, Car
nett and E. V. Williams. These ladies,
with forty of Richmond's leading society
girls, Governor Tyler and Messrs. L. De
G. Hobson. Leslie Reed, Morgan Robin
son and Enders Robinson, vii! form
circle Of hosts and hostesses rarely seen.
The out-of-town members who have
not as yet signified their intention of
ocming are: Mrs. Walter Coles, Lexing-
ton, Va; Miss Emily Homer Eppes, City
Point; Mrs Benjamin Watkins Lee, of
Williamsburg: Mrs Virginia Eubanl
Montague, Salutla; EIr. and Mrs. Charles
S. Morgan, Chereton. Va; Miss Elizabeth
Lowndes Scott, of Williamsburg; Miss
Margaret V. Smith, Alexandria; Mrs.
William Fl. White Norfolk; Mrs. Charles
r. Wyatt Huntingdon. ". Va; Mrs
Mary Stuart Smith, OF University of Vir
ginia and Miss Mildred Maupin Holla-
day, Portsmouth, Va.
The musical programme for tomorrow
evening is most carefully selected, and
Miss Gay Ragland and NJ. Richards. with
Thlow's excellent orchestra, will no
doubt draw Il large and enthusiastic.
crowd. Already every member of the
board has sold almost the number of
tickets assigned to them, and there is
every prospect for a brilliant gathering.
DR.. William Z. Evans will read during
the course of the evening the most beau
tiful parts of George Washington's fare
well address
One of the attractive events of the week
will be the delightful tea to be given at
the Executive Mansion Thursday from 5
to o'clock for the benefit of the Girls
Reading-Room, on Church Hill. The sue
cess of the entertainment is an assured
fact from the very names of the young
ladies who have it in charge. ~ splendid
musical programme has been arranged.
Several vocal numbers will be rendered
by Miss Lily Urquhart, Mr. William Rich
ards. Miss Mamie Harrison, Miss Roberta
J. Allen will play on the violin and Miss
Louise Williams VIII be the accompan-
ist. Dainty refreshments will be served
The young ladies receiving Will be:
Misses Margaret Branch. Berta Well
ford, Evelyn Gordon, Nellie Boykin, Ma
ria Williams, Katie Meredith, Kathleen