The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-16
Social and
Personal.

Personal. !;
The Richmond german had it's first
cotillon last evening. beginning az
o'clock. Colonel 10. Lane Ste n led, ana
the number OF dancers owing 70 Inc 'isi-
tors present, was larger even than -
usually witnessed at such an lt11poi ts1iie
society function.
The ball room in the Masonic Temple.
where the cot.lliou was danced, was de-
corated in palms and Christmas colois'
and the music took on a merry Ciii
mas rhythm that was echoeu ny 'Ao
light feet Of the dancers.
Lady patronesses present were: MI ,.
Thomas Atk nson, Mrs. Gideon DAY Ell u,
port, Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Jr.. Mrs 80 -
Moncure Perkins. Mrs. X. Lancaster WI
liams, Mrs. Levin Joynes MIS-. W. =
Mayo, Mrs. E. T. D. Meyers IL, anu -,
Mrs. Allan Potts. The cfncers % ne
club include Mr.. Thomas Atkinson pres
ident; Mr.. Gideon Davenport vice-pres1-
dent; Mr.. ". Dougas Gordon secretary
and treasurer; Colonel 10. Lane stern
Mr. Levin Joynes. Mr.. W. S. +: Mayo
Mr. Leigh Page, Jr., and MI. Hl1dh'
H. Palmer.
The Richmond german club has always
been noted for its delightful past german
suppers. The reputation so justly eaileu
II this resnect was handsomely maln'aii1-
ed last night.
Til Woman'e Cub.
The afternoon at the Woman's Club
was unusually interesting. Mrs. John
AIoncure. who was introduced ny MISS
Aladge Freddy, giving an e4ceeol stS
clear and able exposition of her sup
ject. "a Philanthropic Woman OF
Great City, Miss Moncures observa-
tons and deductions were drawn from
what she had seen of philanthropic a. m
and accomplishments in the Brlson ana
other reform associations of Phllacel-
phia. organized to protect and guard
children, to strengthen the morality or
those classes most needing help. ana
stand guard between the unWary
and the pitfalls constantly besettlng
them.
Mrs Moncure's paper was heard with
the closest attention and made a pro-
found impression.
Chairrnans guests of the afternoon We're:
Mrs. Robert a. Gibson. Miss Gibson,
Miss Elsie Moncure. Mrs. F. w. Craigle,
Miss Lou Dixon and Mrs. j. +. V.
Daniel.
Mrs. Beverly Crump poured tea and
Mrs. L. r. Dashiell coffee.
Among recent out-of-town club visitors
are: Miss Nellie S.. Robbins, of Ealti-
more: Miss Porcher. Mrs. T. Ashby
N 'ckhaEl. Miss Symington, Mrs. B. A. Han
cock. of North Side" Chesterfield coun-
ty: Miss Mary Beverly H1ncock, alEo OF
North Side" Mrs Frances lies Over
ton. of Louisa county. Va; Miss cora
White. Of Martinsvile; Mrs. John
Henry Plat. of New Haven, Conn.; Miss
Martha Paxton, of Natural Bridge. Va.
and Miss Mary R. Thornton. of Houston.
Va. Among the club members present
last evening were: Miss 1adge Freed
ley, Miss Harris, Mrs. Tonlpkins. Mrs.
Glazebrook. Mrs. Ball. Mrs. shep-a' d.
Miss Mag Leo, Mrs. I:1orn'o n, NJ s.
Savage Mrs. Wilbur Chelf Mrs. Brock.
Mrs. Davenport. Miss Eleanor Tree Miss
Mamie Baughnan, Miss -laire Gull
laume. Miss Winston. Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Southall. Mrs. Crump, Mrs.
Dashiell and many others.
Engag ment Of Miss III !n+osf1
Colonel and Mrs. J. F. Mcintosh have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Annie Mcintosh. to Mr..
Ernest Smalman. Of this city.
The wedding will take place January
Sth, the ceremony to be performed in the
parlors Of the Majestic Hotel at Atlanta,
Ga, Mr.. Smallman will leave here with
his brother, .Ir. John Smaliman. Of Chat
tanooga. who Will be his best man.
Miss McIotosh, who has many friends
in Richmond removed some months ago
with her father and his family from this
city to make Atlanta their home. Col
onel Mcintosh is the general counsel for
the Postal Telegraph Cable Company.
Previous to accepting this position he was
a successful member of the Mississippi
Bar Association. where his relatives and
connections are widespread and promi-
nert throughout the State Miss McIn-
tosh herself is possessed Of a charming
personality and great sentleness and
sweetness Of manner.
Mr.. Snallrnan IS the cashier OF the
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Company, and is the son of Hon. NJ. D.
Smallman. distinguished jurist of Cen
trail Tennessee. He is held in the high
est esteem by wide circle of friends
he has gained since making Richmond his
home. His marriage will be followed by
Southern tour, at the conclusion OF
which he and his bride will be at No. 115
East Franklin Street Miss Mc1ntoshs
friends here are delighted over the pros
pect of her return and her future resi-
dence in Richmond.