The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-08
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and the dainty collation. which was served
on the card tables to the guests. who IN
cluded Miss Ella Singluff, of Baltimore;
Mrs Allen Lyons, Mrs. Beirne Blair, Mrs.
Aston Cabell, Miss Lou Adkins, Mrs. Ed
win Palmer, Mrs. Edgar Lafferty, Mrs.
Frank Crump Mrs. Alfred cary, MISS
Charlotte Young, Mrs. Ben Palmer MIS-.
Scott Parrish, Mrs John BAR, MIS-. I'd
,nund Benson, Mrs Robert Blankenship,
Mrs. Adolphus Blair, Mrs. John Farland.
Mrs Edwin Hewett Mrs. John Cullen
Mrs. G. L. L. Davis Mrs. Rlchard VII
son, Mrs Henry Williams and misses
Rachael and Mamie Cook
Three prizes were awarded, OF Wnlcn
Mrs. John Farland captured the 1lrst
prize green trash basket tleo WIN
green ribbon, while the consoiatlot'' =
golf girl picture, was won by MIS-. Il '.
Williams, who gracefully presented II 10
Mrs. Adolphus Blair The visitors prize,
q fan Of green. in keeping with the color
scheme. was given to Miss Charlotte
Young.
Everybody that is going to the coro-
nation will have departed before dnoen ne,
Sunday comes round, and Rlchmollo VIZ
have two score and more or peopie W
witness the gorgeous parade out not Tue
ceremony
Society attended the reception at the
Jefferson Hotel Monday of the Rlchmohd
Art Club in honor of the visiting sculp-
tors The guests were received by Mrs.
F. v. Valentine. MIR. B. F. Johnson, MISS
Pessie Catlin, Miss Katherine Mclntlre'
Miss Elizabeth Patterson. MT. T.. "
Valentine. and Mrs. II. Williams, those
of special honor being Mr. Wllilam
Couper, Of New York; Mr.. Charles Al
bert Gudebrod, of New York; MT. george
Julian Zolnay, Of New YORK; MI. ~
Golph Evans. of New YORK ana MI. ~. ~
bert Lopez, of New York. during the
afternoon the following visitors Sreeteo
the guests of honor and were warmly
welcomed; Mrs. w. J. Behan, OF New Or
leans. Mrs T. ]. Latham, OF Memphls'
Tennessee; Mrs. Garland Jones, OF North
Cerolina; Mrs. M McGil RosenburS, OF
Galveston, Texas; Mrs. T. S. McCuiloush,
of Stanton; Mrs. n. V. Ranoolpn, MIS-.
Edgar Taylor, Mrs. Blenner, all directors
of the Jefferson Davis Monument $50
cia ton, and Mrs. J. Allison Hodges Miss
Annie Gray, Mr.. J. Cabell Brockenbrough,
Mr.. A. B. Jones, Mr.. Leigh Antrim, Miss
Marie Cranz, Miss G. Lorraine, MISS Ella
Bruce. Miss Mamie Baughman. Miss irene
FITZGERALD, Dr.dGreer Baughman, Mrs.
II. w Baldwin, Mrs. w. G. Stanard, MRS.
3. A. Blenner, Mrs. A. r. Yarbrough,
y
Jennie Hughes. Miss Elizabeth Seldea
Miss Belle Perkins, Mrs, J. Taylor ELY
son. Misses Morrison. Miss Alice Lancas-
ter, Mrs. G.. Randolph Cannon. Hiss Helen
Clarke, of Philadelphia; Mrs. A f.
Hunt. Miss Carrie Lee Campbell MISS
Woodbridge, Mr. Shepperd, Miss Amy
Tutwiler. of New Orleans, and others.
Later in the week three OF the artists
presented to the club all OF or parts Oh
their designs, the donors being Mr.. Cou-
Ter, Mr. Zolnay and Mr.. Lopez.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Lovenstein en-.
tertained yesterday in honor of the COM
ing Of age of their son, Mr.. Edouard
Witt Lovenstein The home was charm
irgly decorated in the national colcrs,
palms. cut flowers and ferns, the long
dining table being decorated in Easter
lilies and shaded lights During the re-
sce,tion a delightful informal dance was
enjoyed by all the guests. Miss Louise
Proner presided over the punch DoWl ana
she guests included Miss Clair Kahn, of
Harrisburg. Pa: Messrs. Jean LoVen-
stein J1lnyce Brauer, Louise ProSSer,
Rhonie Hutzler, Florence Thalhimer.
Rina Strauss Florence Levy, Rose Col
denburs, Resale Thalhimer, Rose Block,
Kate Binswanger. Juliet Straus, Ella
Cohen. Esther Thalhimer. Elsie Brauer,
Lille Wise, Helen Ezekiel. Edna Bloom
berg. Messrs. Sidney Gunst. Percy Eze-
kiel. Henry Schwartzchi!d, Ben Bear,
Louis Leibermuth, Ralph BlnsWanger'
julius klaus. Melvin Stern. Louis Held,
Robert Brauer, Alfred Abrams, Haroid
Eloomberg, Hiram Ruhinstein. Moses
Svcle Clifford Tisdale. Ivan Mayer, and
Albert Wise. The handsome presents
attested to the popularity Of the guest
OF honor.
A piano recital will be given Wednes-
day morning in Professor Hair studlo
at No 800 East Franklin Street by MT.
John Fl. Powell, assisted by Miss Eileen
Hearon. Both young people are extreme
II popular, besides being excellent musl-
clans so doubtless large audience
vii! be present.
The Atlanta Journal prints the follow
ing interesting news:
..The Rochambeau visitors departed
fror, this country. leaving Halle Ermlnle
Eives, the Kentucky novelist, TO enjoy
th. distinction Of being the only Amcri-
can lady whom the Comtesse oe hoch-.
!, n,lcau, the affable and kindly feminine
hood Of the French delegation of honor,
~. - o,+ertained zen famille.' On the day
tho foreign visitors viewed West Point
she sent special invitation to Miss Hives
.,rd received .er in her own private suite
ut the Waldorf--Astor!a
1.-The story of Rochambeau's coming
with his fleet to the aid of General Wash
ington and the part which French diplo-
macy. courage and money played in the
successful outcome OF the American Revo-
luton. forms the core and motive of Miss
Rives' new novel, Hearts Courageous,
and it was a reading of this that lmpelled
Madame Rochambeau to send one Of her
husbands suite to ask call from the
Young southern authoress. Miss HIVES
complied. and before she left the Com
tessa had asked her for an autograph
copy of the novel. which she Will present
to President Loubet, of France
Miss Rivcs has accepted an invitation
from the comtesse to visit her al her
home in Paris.
Mrs. A L. Adamson entertained We'd
nes5lay in honor of Mrs. T. William Penn
berton's Circle of Kings Daughters. at
her home, in Bon Air.
Twenty-one of the members OF the
circle enjoyed Mrs. Adamson,s hopi-
tality. viz. Mesdames T. William Penn.
horton. Edmund Waddll. D. T. Villa ms,
II. o. Williams G. c. Carmlne, James a.