The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-31

Ashton Starke. Mrs G. E.. Buck. Mrs.
John SHELTON Williams. Miss AdolsAlus
Williams, Misses Cameron, Davenport,
Kate and Maroon Harris, Katherine Resn-5
hard, OF PilAadei1h;a; Josephine Putney,
Marx WiiEa:ras. Eu1 Atkinson Florence
Talbot Ethel Pace. Anne TenIlant, Ber-z
tina Wexford, Hattie and Fannie ROSS
ss,!iie Hobs5n. Pauline Powers. Elizabeth
Mhitioc.s, sue Spla1nan, 13dna FORBES, An
ne lee Aifr.etld. tiahrie1la Page, and
Katherine Mlddendorf, OF Baltimore,
Miss Mamie Cooke gave delightful
Gibson card party last eveninssin honor
of Miss TaiSie Manning. OF Sumter. >. e.
Progressive euchre was played, and score
carus. IallieS and prizes carried OUT Inc
Gibson idea After the game supper was
served on small tables. Hiss Cooke S
guests We're: Misses Manning, OF South
Carolina; Hannu1n, of Philadelphia; jel-
ME and Annie Cooke. of Hanover: Made
line English, Anna Carr, Kate Meredith,
Maria Moseley, Birmingham Spilman,
Agnes Mccarthy. Elizabeth Crutchtield,
Martha Byrd Mary Rogers, Emily and
Ian2ie Jennings Rachel Cooke and Mrs.
Austin Brockenbroush; Messrs Wallace
Carr Edward auarles. Jack de. IreTliie,
Gessner Harrison. Frank MCCARTHY,
f,FanS1ite Si01lH. y d!ih iioAS'it' AbSe'i''NNi
Brockenbrough. Horace StrinGfcllow, st.
George and Irairlie Cooke. Robert Bagby,
Lewis Harvie and Charles Burnett.
Mrs Frank Ieibermuth entertained the
Thursday Social Circle at her home on
West Grace Street last evening, in honor
of her sister. Miss Kronenberg. OF car
Isle. Pa The decorations in the draw
ing-room and dining-room were white, ana
green The palms white carnations and
elegant table appointments carried out
the color scheme. A guessing contest was
INDUCED in during the early part OF the
evening, and later an elegant supper was
served. Those present We're: MISSES
Mary and Rosalie Thalhimer, Josie Co.
hen. Miriam Bowman. Lottie We'll, Re
beccah Hellstern. Dora Long, Bcuiah
Movers Annie Bowman. Fleck, OF New
york. N-einfeld of Chattanooga; Hess
berg. of DanvilIe: Messrs. Herbert Bloon-
berg. Charles Pearl. Samuel M. Bowman,
Adoiph Long. William Joel, Melvin fleg-
enheiner. Simon Bowman and Leon Lei
bermuth.
Miss Allcne Stokes gave a beautiful
luncheon Yesterday afternoon at her resi-
sicnce on West Franklin Street. The table
decorations consisted of Testout roses.
Miss Stokes guests We're Misses kathe-
rinc Rcinhardt of Philadelphia; Eliza
beth Lee of Alexandria; Edna Forbes,
Ethel Pace, Florence Talbot, Helen
Christian, Mrs T. Randolph Williams
and Mrs. Charles Stokes.
A number of theatre parties were given
Tuesday evening at the Academy. Three
of the lower boxes were occupied MISS
Annie Rose Walker had as her guests
in one of the boxes Mr. and Mrs. S w.
and MISS
Goldsbo-oush of Maryland.
Another party was composed of Mr..
and Mrs Allan Potts, Mrs. John Skelton
Williams. Mrs. Graham Hobson, Messrs-
w. o. Shelton, Douglas Gordon and {.
CoteSworth PinckncY.
Occupying one of the right-hand boxes
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Starke, Miss
Eleanor Boslfer. Miss Florence Talbot,
Nessrs Williant,on Talley, William
Hauncwinckel and VIM Albert Smith.
Yesterday afternoon at the performance
of "She Stops to. Conquer" Mr.. Gran
Vile Gray gave a. theatre party in honor
of Miss Madeline English and her guest,
Miss Julia Grant.
The occupants of another box were
Mrs. Charles Boiling. Miss Mary Watts
Woods of charlottesville; Miss Burruss'
of Michigan; Miss Anna Carr and MISS
Martha. Byrd.
4 wedding announcement of much in
tercst to Richmonders is that OF MISS
Elsie McVittv, of Philadelphia to Mr..
Edward McKeon, of New Orleans. Ei'e
marriage will be a very quiet event and
will take place on February 9th at "Bryn
Mawr,'' the country homo of the bride.
Miss McNitty has a large circle OF friends
and admirers here. where she has ire
uuently visited as the guest of Miss Al
lcne Stokes. rs5f+ IN
The Board of Managers Of the Church
Hill I;rancil-pf the V.~-C.-i.@haSe set
apart Friday. February LIST, us donation
day and they earnestly appeal to the
public for it sympathy and cooperation
in this work which has only been esta5-
lished a few months. The need of this
institution has long been felt on Church
Hill, and since by the efforts of Christian
women it is established, it is quite sure
it will be sustained. a committee VIII be
at the home from II a. NJ to 10 P. NJ. on
Friday, to receive any contributions of
money. provisions or house-furnishings
that may be offered. A sideboard is bad
ly needed. and any one donating such
would receive the heartiest appreciation
of the board. China and glassware would
also be acceptable.
The regular meeting Of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society was held at
noon Yesterday at the Museum. In spite of
the inclement weather, there was quite
large attendance, and much routine bust
ness was transacted
MISS stiles reported $50 received from
the Daughters of the Confederacv of
Georgia. the second contribution in answer
to a resolution 0aSSea at the convention