The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
'EXCIlRSION TO. JAMESTOWN WILL
BE SOCIAL EVENT OF THIS WEEK

and Mrs. Blackburn being hosts. Covers
were laid for thirty. and the menu and
.decora tons were a reproduction Of a din
sner given by Washing ton to his officers
after the ball at Yorktown, as described
In Miss Rives, book. Among the guests
were Senator and Mrs. Fair banks, Sem
ator and Mrs. Martin. Senator and Mrs.
5Carmack, Senator Daniel, Senator Clay,
Representative and Mrs. Wheeler. Re-
preventative and Mrs. Swanson, with
other official and personal friends OF the
sauthoress. 5Ss5
Among lie nrst entertainments Of the
week y as the card party Monday in
honor Of Miss Lila Tucker, Of Norfolk,
who is the guest OF Mrs. David sNcComas
French. on Franklin Street. The rooms
we're prettily decorated with American
Beauties and honeysuckle, and 5 Mrs.
French was assisted in receiving BY MISS
Eta W: Munford and Mrs. William
Rheett, of Columbus. Miss. Those that
played a spirited game u eucllre lnciuo-z
ed Miss Lila Tucker, Miss Marie W eb-E
ster, Miss Elizabeth Davenport. Miss
Heningham Spilman, Miss Sue Spilrnan,
Miss Mary staurt Hayes, Miss Lucy
Hayes, Miss Amy McRae Werth. Miss
Evelyn Williams. Miss Gibson. Miss Roose-g
welt Johnston, Miss Ella Cooke, Miss
Kathleen Anderson, Miss Leary, and Miss
Elise Davenport.
A musical evening was given the in
mates of the Protestant Episcopal Home
Thursday night, which was much en-
ioyed. Among the contributors were:
Miss Louise Williams, pianist; Miss
Roberta, Allen, violinist, and the follow
ing vocal soloists: Miss Doza Mitchell,
S, prano; Mr.. William Richards, basso,
and Mr.. Louis II. Pizzini.
Cupid has planned many things for
June. Among the Virginia engagements
announced last week was that of Mr.
James 3. Goodwin. of the Baltimore Bar.
to Miss Maude Ritter, Of that city. Mr..
Goodwin is a native of Virginia and is
now a member Of the Maryland House
if Delegates The wedding will take
place the latter part of June.
The marriage of Mr.. Richard Hudson
Levy, of Virginia, to Miss Margaret
Lockhart Robinson, of Baltimore, will
also take place in June, at Grace Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. Miss Robin
son is daughter of Mrs Monroe Robin
son, No. 203O Maryland Avenue, Mr..
Levy who is now established in BUSH
ness in Baltimore, was formerly OF
Louisa, Va.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. at the
Woman's Club, when a spirited game
was played. resulting in the honors fall
ing north and south TO Mrs. Bland
Smith and Mrs. Benjamin Nash. and
east and west to Mrs. Harrie Webster
and 4niss Florence Tyler.
One Of the principal events of next
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to Jamestown. The boat leaves the
wharf of the Virginia Naviga ton Com
pany, at 8 clock on Saturday morning
The crowd will be a large ono at the
wharf and tickets can be secured at the
Virginia Historical Society, Old Dominion
Steamship Company, Jefferson Hotel and
Briggs. Drug Store as we'll as at
the wharf There will be excellent music
on the boat and at Jamestown. The
Cnas. NJ. Steiff and the courtesy is
much appreciated.
A short address will be made at James,
town and Virginia sung.
a luncheon will be served on the boat
by Miss Betty Ellyson. attended by ten
young girls.
Much interest is felt in the old Do
minion Pilgrimage which started on
their tour yesterday from New York
Mrs. Caroline Foote-Marsh was among
the guests at the opening Of the Jeffer-
son Hotel, having come in advance OF the
Old Dominion Pilgrims. Mrs Marsh will
join the party in Charlottesville Monday,
where they will be rendered a reception
by Mr. Jefferson Levy at Monticello.
Governor and Mrs. A. j. Montague
have been invited to take the steamer
with the Pilgrims on May 22d, and at
tend the receptions at Brandon, West
over and Shirley. Friday will be spent
in this city and the Commonwealth Chap
ter Of the d. "A. r. will tender them
a. reception at the residence Of Mrs. r
N. Jones. It Is most delightful oc-
currence that the North and the South
are to meet socially in this historic city
Saturday they will go to Jamestown and
Will be with the A. P. v. A. excur-
sionists, and will return to New York
Sunday, May 18th.
Miss Fairfax Loving is the guest or
Mrs Lucian Tatun1, of West franklin
Street. Miss Loving is one of the most
attractive girls of the Univerity Of VIZ
ginia, and her engagement has recently
been announced to Mr.. Charles Fuller,
of New York. She has been most popu-
lar member Of the social set at the Cni-
versity for some years, but was previous
~ a resident of this city and Lynchburs,
dllu d. Utilo OOItI lldCOS.
Mr.. Fuller is the Oldest son of .NIr. ana
Mrs. Paul Fuller, prominently known in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry Brown enter
tanned Thursday night in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. j.. Henry Brown. Of Highland
Park. These who enjoyed this delightful
reception were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. D. S. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Head, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z. Wood
all, Mrs. L. Q. Johnson. mother of the
groom, of Blackstone, Va; Mrs E. F.
Hatton. Miss Blanche Tiller. Miss Hattie
Ford, Mr.. L. F. Simmons, of North Caro-
lima: Mr.. w. Frank Lawrence, Mr.. w. L.:
Ford, Mr.. Luther w. Tiller. Mr.. Earl l..
Brown. Colonel Cullen Hatton, Miss Lii
liam w. Brown and Mr.. L. Haw Ragland.
Invitations have been received in this
city for the marriage Of Mr.. a. Page
Johnson. formerly Of Blackstone. and
Miss Fannie Adsworthy Parker, of Smith
field, Va.
Mr.. Johnson lis brother of Mr.. J.
Henry Brown, Of this city. He was
formerly connected with the business of