The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-30
THFTIMEs: RIcHMoND, ". THURsDAY OCTOBER 80 1902.
meet this aftsfnoon d the pariofD Q
the Woman's Club &C $3.50 o'clock

the Woman'G Club ae $50 o'clock.
AT recent meeting Of the Richmond
Assembly German Club. held for the
purpose OF electinS the officers for the
season OF 1s02-9IB, Mr.. Adolphus Blair
was unanimously chosen president: Mr..
Robert NJ. Blankinship, vice-president:
and Mr.. John de Treville secretary
and treasurer. The Board Of
Governors will include Mr.. Gessner Har-
rison, Mr. Henry Darlington. Mr.. Thomas
E B. McAdams. Mr. Richard Workman and
Mr.. Granville B. Smith. The season, in
a society sense OF the term, will have its
opening with the initial german OF tho
Assembly, to be given December Sth, in
the Masonic Temple, and to be followed
by germans every alternate succeeding
Tuesday during the winter. The pretty
5debutantes will make their bow to the
Richmond social world on December Sth.
The german will be regulated by the.
same quiet elegance, refinement and good
taste which have always obtained in the
celebrations Of the Richmond Assembly.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Andrew j. Montague is visiting
her mother and other members of her
family in the home OF Harbormaster w
C. Hoskins, OF Newport News.
The following Richmond artists will
participate in the programme of the mus
icale to be given by st. Anne's Beneyo-.
lent Society in Cathedral Hall next
Thursday and Friday evenings at $3.50
O'clock with a Friday afternoon for
children at 4 o'clock: Mrs. Jasper Rowe.
Mrs Lernuel Lynch. Mrs. D. G. Rich
ardson. Miss Fuller. the Misses Burke:
Mr.. James Cowardin and Captain Frank
Cunningham, with Mr.. Philip Powers as
accompanist
Mss Mamie Leake. who has been Wis
iting friends In Atlantic City, Va. has
returned home.
Miss Marguerite Davies, who represent
ed the '1n the Service Of the King" Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters at the recent
Roanoke Convention. and made most
favorable impression there. is one Of the
lovely debutantes OF this wtntr. She s
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tavies. Of No 252l East Grace street;
and Is a young lady OF great personal
attractiveness and many accomplish
,nents.
Miss Nellie Seller. o, Detroit, Mich.
who. has been visiting friends here and
Who has spent very pleasant time.
has left for homo.
Mrs Turner Ashby Blythe, who was
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Bryan at II "a
b,l,ram" last week. has left for Philadel-
phia.
Hiss Lucille Burfoot Clark has returned
home from short visit to Miss Jones. of
fetersmg.
Miss Eliza cowherd is the guest Of Miss
Fannie Goss Taylor.
On Monday evening last the Rev. Geo.
Stuart was entertained at an elegant
luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs. S. t. Dick
inson at the Monticello Hotel, Norfolk.
Mrs. J. A. Mayo. Of Danvtlle. has re-
turned home after a very pleasant stay
with Richmond friends and relatives.
Mrs Hattie Tyler is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. ". L. Bishop, of Charlottes-
vile. VA
Mr.. W. L. Shields, OF Roanoke. is
sp', ding a few days in Richmond.
Friends OF Dr.. James D. Fife. Of Char.
lottesville. will be glad to hear that he
will shortly receive a commission as as
sisfant surgeon in the United States army.
Mrs. n. c. Scott, of Clifton Forge, is
spending some time with her mother, near
ri, hmond
Mss. J. W. Goodwin and her daughter.
Miss Mamie Goodwin, left Richmond Tor.
clifton Forge last Friday, after an ex-
tended visit to friends here and in New
port News.