The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

PERSO
The Woman's Club had a delightful
musical yesterday afternoon, and a fair
sized audience greeted Miss Elizabeth
swift. of Wilmington. Delaware. and Miss
Roberta Allen. who played delightful Sc
iectlons on the violin, accompanied by
Miss Louise Williams. Among the Sc
sIeciions we're: =.tSerenada..' by z. Golard;
Bercuses Cradle Song and 'Forsaken.
b.. AEandoIl.t Miss Swift played a Ro-.
nance. by Swendson.s and a selection by
Pierne, At the conclusion tea was poured
BY Mrs. William Pernberton, and coffee
i:y Mrs. Thomas L. Moore.
Among the guests We're Mrs. Z. r..
NewbiIl. of Norfolk: Miss Willie Gregory.
of New Kent: Miss Lillian Rucker, OF
Fauquier; Miss Poultney, of Baltimore:
Miss Virginia Payne, of Warreuton; Mrs.
Charles Boiling Holiday, Miss Wolverton.
of Hampden-Sidney. Mrs. Joseph STEP
bins. of South Boston; Mrs. E L. Crurnp,
of Suffolk; Mrs. Gordon, OF Louisa; MISS
Nick emmy, Mrs. Oton, OF kentucky; MISS
Williamson, OF Philadelphia. Mrs. Halle
Talcott, of Bon Air: Miss Louisa c. Nc
Gee, of AIbemarle; Mrs. Ann s. Ruther-
foord, Miss Harriet Darneil, OF Lexington,
KY; Miss Lucy Chamberlayne. of Peters.
burg: Mrs. Arthur NJ. Rutledge. of Louis
vile. Ky: Mrs. y. ". Patterson, MISS
Meade, Miss Ida Lane, OF Alabama; Mrs.
Frances B. Wadleigh.
The annual tea of the Daughters of the
Confederacy was one of the largest events
socially of the day. and in spite of the
rain many brilliant dresses were seen.
Tho hall was appropriately decorated
with flags and red shades, and the table
decorated with silver candelabra and Bat
tenburg Miss Bessie Eiiyson presloed
at the tea table. While tne cream ear, wa, was
served by Mrs. Frank Crump and Mrs.
r. Nelson.
During the afternoon Mr. Watkins sung
two sweet solos, and the Ail-saints
choir boys added greatly to the success
Of the afternoon with their southern
songs, in which the chorus was joined
in by the guests,
The receiving party was not as large
as was wished. as the result of the Dad
weather, but the following We're invited:
| Mrs. N. V. Randolph. Mrs. Edward Val
entine Mrs Waiter Christian. Miss Anne
Bentley, Miss Sallie Deane, ana Mts.
Charles E. Boiling: also Governor ana
Mrs a. i. Montague, Mrs. Robert I.
| Meade Mrs. James NJ. Halsey, Miss e.
| /. Boiling. Mrs James W. Claiborne, MIS-.
| Herbert Claiborne, Mrs. Joseph bfSaa'
Mrs. Stephen Beverage, Miss l. moses
| Mrs. Virginia Edwards, Mrs. Charles T..
Borden. Miss Harrison, Mrs stewart
| Woodward, Mrs. Isaiah White, MISS LIZ
/ zic Townes. and Mrs. Edwin Cox
Among those vino called were: Hon,
/ John Goode. Mrs. George z. Black, Mrs.
| Bland Smith, Miss Eebecca Storrs, MIS-
| Gervas Storrs. Mrs. Fitzhugh, MIS-: }. "a
! Timberlake, Miss Fannie Potts, Mrs: H.
B. Johnson, Mrs. j. e Williams, Mss
| w. G. Bragg, Mrs. Landon Il. EDWARDS
Miss Agnes Edwards. Mrs. T. W. Wool
Mrs. D. c, Rishardson, Mrs. Thomas
! Leary. Mrs. Hoffecker, of wilmington
Del; Mrs. s. w. Travers. Mrs DashIell
Miss Lucy Atkinson. Miss Grace Gun
| bingham. Miss Nellie Spence, Mrs: Husf
/ Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Car
| penter, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Charles
I O'Ferrall. Mr.. L. P. Guest, Miss Cham
| berlayne, of Amherst. Va; Miss Hatcher
| OF Fauquier; Mr.. McIntire, Mrs. j. lay
lor Ellyson, Mrs. George Tower. Mrs 4
| N. Tyler. Mr. William a. Ross. OF ar
kansas: Mrs. Lewis Agatt. Mrs. Nlrslnius
/ Hall, Mrs. Callahan, Mr.. y. V. Ran
dolph. Mr.. G. H. BauShman, Mr.. Ryes
Mr.. Wood. OF Manchester; Mrs. John f.
| Edwards, of Tennessee; Mrs. Robert
| Strange, Mrs. D. a. Brown, Jr., MISS
Alice Parker. Miss Kate R Edwards
| Mrs John Lamb. Mrs. G. ~. Warren,
Miss Canway, OF Rapldan: Mrs. Jose
| phine Knox, Mrs. Lydia Harris Mrs.
| Warner Moore, Mr.. Moses Moore, Mr. ).
! Taylor E.llyson, Mrs. William E. Hatcher,
Mrs w. H. Tatun, Mrs. Walter c. Mer-
! GER Miss Lizzie Jones, Mrs. George I.
King. Mrs. J. Small, Mrs. and Miss
| Teefey, Mrs. W. D. Harton Mrs. George
E. Black, Louisa; Miss Matte Harris,
! Miss Kate 8. Lee, Miss Mamie Harrl-
son, Of Alabama; Mrs. Gary Bragg. Mrs.
George \. Lyons, Mrs. +. n. Powers.
Miss Mabel Ladd stratton, Mr. John z.
| Owens, Mrs. John. C. Hagan. Mrs. Nina
| Woodward, Mrs. James f. Cameron,
| Mrs. Stuart Woodward. Miss Mamie Eos
| ter. Misses Isabel Chambln. Helen NC
| Intire, and katherine Mclntire.
The society favorites will in all praba-
bi!ity have the pleasure OF hearing Cap
| tain Richmond Pearson Hobson before
| reXt Sunday i'll a brilliant lecture. This
| time he will not disappoint his audience,
/ as he is now in excellent health.
The Richmond German Club was the
] scene of brllianey last night, when Col
oneI 10. Lane Stern led the dancers at
| II O'Clock. and though Mansfield had held
| their attention for some time before. they
| were as bright and fresh group or Gan
| GERS as one could wish for. The decnfa-
| tons In the ballroom were OF palms.
| while the table was daintily decked Win
! cut flowers and smi!aN. Among the YOUNG
| err element present were: Miss Eleanor
| n. j.; Miss Lily HILL Miss kearny, OF
| New York; Miss Harriet Curtis, OF Bos-
| ton: Misses Kate and Marion Harris. bliss
| Whitlock, Misses Sophie and Kate Mere
! dith, Miss E,da Atkinson. Misses Eilza-
| beth and Elise Davenport, Miss Edna
Forbes and Miss Ida Ruby. OF Washing
ton; Misses Margaret and Grace sh.s.as'
| Misses Sue and Henninsham eptni 'r1a.,
| Miss May Hartman. of Baltimore; MISS
| Alice Boiling. of Kentucky; Miss anne
| Tenant, Miss ElizaEeth Swift. OF DelL-
! ware; Miss Lee, OF Alexandria: Miss 40,
| die :3nwe. OF course there We're the ''sua.
,,,r,fer of chaneroues and cavaliers, and
altogether it was an enjoyable dance.
Mr. and Mrs. BIacker,, o. chantii'y,
| NC ,1,arriace of their daughter. Miss
Frances Maude to Mr.. Henry Hamilton
Clarke The wedding will take 81 place .ss., on
! Tuesday. February 4th at ll;3o o CLOCK.
~ ST. Faults Episcopal Church MISS
r,Iacker is well known in this city, and