The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18

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Mrs. Lewis catlett Williams was as I
sisted in receiving yesterday at the Art
Exhibition by Mrs. John b Y 1liams,
Mrs. q. u. Bemissr Mrs Lang bourne
Williams, Mrs yancaste lliams, Mrs:
Williams, Mrs. Parker Dashiell,
Miss Louise Lewis and Miss Frances
F.emiss. -
Mrs. Robert Conrad Powell. Of Alexan-5
dria, Va. has sent out invita- tons for
the marriage Of her daughter. Mary
Donaldson, Eto Mr.. Lewis Slemson Scott,
of Morven Park, Leesburg. on Wednesday
evening, June 4th. The ceremony will be
performed in the historic old Christ
Church, in Alexandria. at o clock. and
will be followed by a reception at $50 al
the residence Of Mrs. Powell. No. 2oi
Washington Street Morven Park is. the
old homestead of the late Governor
Thomas Swami, of Maryland. and is one
OF the handsomest estates In Virginia
Noticed at the Baltimore Horse Show
Friday was Miss Bonsal, whose engage
ment to Mr. Wyndham Il. Mayo. ofsiN Or
folk, was announced a short while ago.
She wore a stylish costume Of moth-col-1
sored pongee silk and white lace q erS nat
IVES trimmed with crush-rose velvet
Among those who contrihu ted to
peasant evening Friday night t the resi-
dence Of Mrs N. A STALL. for the benefit
Of the Christian Endeavors Society. or
Seventh Street, church were MISS MARY
Welby Carter, Miss Louise Catlrn, Mr..
Walter Morgan, Mr.. BENJAMIN Gay, Mr..
Clyde Maddox, and Miss Carry Darst
In speaking of the dresses worn at the
Baltimore Horse Show Friday, the
Baltimore Sun said: zone Of the most
strikingly elegant gowns was worn by
Miss Hurkamp, of Fredericksburg. 1t
swac a silver blue chiffon yelling, trim
med with medallions of white lace and
white chiffon ruff, and black and white
lace hat. trimmed with green foliage"
Mr.. Arthur Hancock, of Albemarle, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nor
ton Stewart, Jr., during the Baltimore
Horse Show.
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the Bijou will be among the social events
the latter part OF the week. Part of the
receipts for the programmes have, by. the
generosity of the managers, been prom
ised to the Home for Needy Conf
Women. Every box except one has beens
taken for all three performances, and
society will be there in full force.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joreph Laville Young, of Portsmouth,
Va, to the marriage of their daughter,
Mill Linda Olive Young, to Mr.. Charles
3Angelus Francis Morrisette, on Thursday
evening June 5, 1902 at s o. clock, at their
residence.
Mr. and Mrs Morrisette will be at home
after June 18th at No. 80 South Street,
Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. John Hunter entertained the Stay
at-Home Whist Club Thursday night.
Until late hour on Friday it was
thought that the top score was made by
Miss Maggie Ferguson and Mrs. Hen.
iEgham Splman, but in recounting tAe
score it was found the honors were due
by ten points to Miss Florence Tyler and
Mrs. Donaldson
Mrs. William T. Robins, Mrs. Reginald
Gillian, Mrs. Robert Lancaster and Mrs.
Charles B. Ball will leave Tuesday for
Washington to attend the council of the
National Society of Colonial Danes,
which meets in that city on May 21st.
The corresponding secretary of the A.
" S. has been notified by Miss l..
L, Taylor, directress Of the Norfolk
branch. that the branch has chartered
q tug to- bring up large party TO the
excursion at Jamestown.
fri IN a steamer.
as a large number wished to come, but
she was not able to find one
Miss Mary Virginia Reynolds, the
daughter of Judge Reynolds. of Cum
berland county, is the guest of Miss
Myrtle Davis.
Miss Berta Wexford is with DR.. and
Mrs Emo. CT Connecticut on a cruise on
the James and York Rivers
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan are spend
ing a few days at Eagle Point"
Professor Ernest E. Green. Of the II
linois University. is spending several
days looking up historical records.
Miss Frances Calisch, Of Toledo. O.,
is visiting at the residence of her
brother, Rabbi Edward N. Calisch, on
West Grace Street.
Misses JAMIE Dickinson and Louie Will
liams have returned from visit to Mrs.
Torian. at Virginia, Va
Miss Mary Custis Lee is guest at
Murphy's Hotel.
Miss Helen Goodman, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Miss Elise Moncure.
Miss Martha Zimmerman, of st. Louis,
is visiting in this city and is the guest
Of Mrs Thomas L. Moore.
Mrs. J. II. Conally, who is the charming
guest of Mrs Charles WORKMAN, was given
delightful luncheon Friday at Brook
Hill by the Misses Stewart
Mr.. Henry Fairfax, Of Leesburg, was
awarded silver cup for the best display
Of horses at the New York Horse Sale
recently
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