The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02
The w eek
In Society.

ri Cethcr for and GiStuso Of
& meetings is astonishing in TINS bhsS
s ,,nr1d I,u,.;nr- the week a party of fash
snnat,Tn ladies gathered at Delmorhcos and
,,ist.,,ssed among other things Some DIS
.,t.,,eee,,Io Women = '"The Bachelor Girl,
nt;d .Can Women Love Two Men ut INC
same Time This VIC. read, nasscd a
.f1oaeant hour Tor the members. of the
Electric Club In ncrsuing the article
4n,thcr we read: Tho club listened coidiS
..s Mrs, ,loscpll s. Read read d paper on
some pisa creeabIc Women. and toid
miami the woman who talks SANDER. Inc
Y,et,v rossiper, and the woman who bores
everybody. including her husband
Miss Eva Smiths topic was The Each-
.i,r Girl whom Mrs Richard Stearnes
,aonnod as a visible evidence of the M
r,,Iascs of the twentieth century. ATS IL.
Il II savage thought that the true einan.
4 ,instion of the bachelor girl is TO marry.
..TI,e Climb decided that enough time haa
beon devoted to girls and Women, gu.
turned 10 the moro congeniai supaec. =.
4 whether one woman can ioVo ~ - -,
no same time. Mrs. Richard steai mes
.he affirr,atiye view Mrs Leon
N.ryier said that a man and a "oii~,
,re eac,, a haE of a. perfect Whoie' %
/ 1,.bich there can be no third sioc-
...ysron.t II he nice said Mrs lore
1,won. when women can go a'ouno
,n1 for their absent hatNes h''i
ters?' ,a-o,-, said
MY rs,,,t ,s one instance OF I,enten penance
/ 10. regards social functions.
x,,,,;d di7 /. lot OF damage, 1T appears
| .sutinr the shor- brisk season. ,oi -
,,;-ht at the supper table the ci'd.'et
'is ~ - Neon on, visiting all day, deciar-
VIZ - 100. moro than the society re-
.,o,ters. hut in SAYING tins. she 'orse.s
49, When cupid is around they are
4 tonsue-tied. ar ,,,,.a hoard
80 five engagements. which will result
An the nuptiai knot being tied TINS sprii,s'
Alas for moor me that / am NOT IN tue
swim
WHO are they?'' was the chorus as
: ,h9y crowded around her
..o,, 7 can't tell names and facts, top
II o,,t i will let you guess. Two OF them
4 .ro t,rothers. one is brother and sister
and. we'll, the other is a g1fi, ana VIZ,
This mean bit of information she tripped
nut The room bumming "Ch, lhat we
Two Were Maylng.
4 n,,,, what excitement was left Behind
What a surnise and really some names
were talked Of in connection With nalri-
< ,n,s,z. which had never been heard py
Z 1o,me Rumor herself and that is saying
lot
one protty debutant in disgust said, as
she huttoned her coat to go home, 1t
must be some horrid visiting girl VINO
stole the boys away, for l know there
are not five girls in our set that are max
ing their trousseaus in this city, with
which remark she though1sully left the
room and left the others talking, and they
are talking STILL
It is hoped Prince Henry OF Prussia
duly appreciated the royal purple OF
Wilton which was made for him IN
Worcester carpet mandatory between
tie hours of S A. NJ. and 6 P. NJ. Il,e
officials knowing that rayalty has to
walk from a conveyance to a house on
CARPET, which is commonly known as
..royal purple sent an urgent order to
worchester for twenty yards of purple
carpet. instead of using the ordinary red
stair carpet, which is, when used for
such a purpose, commonly spoken OF as
purple carpet, which all fashionable IIu-
ropean hotels keen FOR any chance roy
atty TO alight from.
Thursday was not such a bad day after
all for Lent for as early 10 o'clock
The society favorite started out with her
1hfmble and assembled at the homo OF
Miss Mamie BauShman TO make flags 10
l,es used by the Junior Hollywood Asso-
Confederate graves. It is needless TO say
That gossip was woven among the
stitches.
AT night after attending in the after
! moon tho Kate Wheelocll Whist Club.
who played the ever fascinating bridge
II at the residence Of Mrs. Shepperd, they,
with one accord. went TO hear the Polish
4 Pianist. Paderewsli, who was greeted by
81 large audience
After that quite a number went 10 the
III totiilion at the jefferson Club, which was
led by NIr. Albert Wise.
4 T. charming little dnnc~ was on the
sorogra mme that night. given by DR.. and
Nirs. ernest NJ. Hardy. ct which covers
i were laid for six
Mrs Norman v. Randolph is receiving
suany letters from the world Of sculptors
:n regard to the proposed arch TO the Nom
: sry of Jefferson Davis. The design and
1culptor will he selected III this city on
the 2Stl, of May, and meanwhile Mrs.
Randolph is getting numerous letters.
Among those received during The week
was ono from Mr.. Philip Martiny, Studio
II. McDouSal alley, New York. stating
that at the suggestion of Miss Smith. of
8 Warrentcn. he would be pleased TO sub
init a design. and asked for information
Sn regard to particulars and specifications
of the arch. Mrs. Randolph. in replying.
wrote that all competitors who We're
recommended by a director and had never
horne arms against the South would be
eligible. Mr. Martiny has already made
"A name for himself by his artistic work
at the Worlds Fair, the Torch Bearer
which occupied a conspicuous place on the
Flower being one which was very much
admired.
CIR. Louis A Gudebrod whose name
was sent in lately by Mrs. William Read.
of New York, is another sculptor, who,
though young, has gained a reputation
which is 10 be envicd. Mr.. Gudcbrod
was the director of Sculpture for the
South Carolina Interstate and West In
dian Exposition, and has received the
highest praise on the finished and artistic
work which has been done in his studio
= for the exposition. Among the most celc-
s,rate6 works are the statue of Lake HUI
ron on the Electric Tower at the Pan
American Exposition. which was placed
along side of Marting $ Torch Bearer
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