The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-22
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
little Miss Katherine Eudora Gum
celebrated her eleventh birthday Lost
night By having about fifty of her little
friends. to come and help eat her bistn-
dey cake and enjoy the merry games
This entertainment was given by her
mother, Mrs. c.. w. Gum, at ner nome
on W est Franklin Street, VINO oecofateo
the table in yellow. broad bands OF rib-
hon beng nut across the table and
center formed of jonquils, and lit BY
shaded candeabra- Al one emu VI the
table was a large birthday CAKE Wntch
| was surrounded by smilax anu M oy
eleven little candies. When Gu. ~ vas
| found to contain thimbie, ring ana a
| fye-cent piece Each little guest WIS
f given souvenirs of golden crepe cases
| ne,dne marshnallows. The box covers
| were decorated with jonquiis caught WIN
! ribbon bows. Other favors were hsare-
shape bits OF chocolates.
! The height of enjoyment was re a, -.
| when two darkies sung and danced III
! the old-fashioned Virginia style, aItes
| which the pop kisses were popped anu
| the little people delighted In dlsconlhs
| paper hats and toys. ~.
!
festivities we're little Misses Gay Alonta-
en,. Mamie Patton. Rosalie Valentine,
Ann Royall. Fannie Tyler, Dorothy
| Christian, Imogen Warwick, deien GIas
! Watson, Helen Cannon, Mary Lee IAN
ner, Helen Tanner. Julia Ipne' c 49,
Fitzhugh Lafrerty, Grace Perkins, Sadie
| Habl;ston. Harriet Gum. Josephine
Wright. Louis Word, William Chambers,
| walter Simmon, Martha Martin. Elsle
TABOR. Mabel O'Ferrall, Fannie Crensnaw'
/ Kathleen Gordon, Ellie Wlnshelo' "AN>
well Lyon and many others.
Among the visitors at the subscr1ptin
i dance at the Jefferson Club last nlshs
/ we're Mr. and Mrs. Bert hauiiiau' W
/ Colorado Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. Al RoIn'
/ OF Philadelphia; Miss Cohen, or .,;.,a.
delphia; Miss Lena Berg, OF d..
Miss Minnie Kronenberg. OF e., oAri's' 80
| and Miss F'ranck, OF Nortoik
The honor of leading was shared oe,
+1,een Mr.. Memo Mitteldorfer, VINO dahceu
viii his wife. and Mr.. Albert WISE VINO
had as his partner Miss Eta oScie'
The elocution class at the "onis'n :. >
/ College, which is under the olrec.ion
/ Mice BESSIE Sydnor, gave a dehshtiuh
go 1ast night before a few friends
If the college, the faculty and students.
,rha entire cast showed GOOD trailiii''
and was much applauded by the soeSts
4 Miss Henrietta Marie Webster VIII
christen the revenue cutter m ,,,1l IN
in the Trigg shipyards next Iu.soa ,.
4 Miss webster is the popular daushter "
Cant.in and Mrs. Harvie Webster.
The sale Of seats for the performance
Of "Old King Cole" at the Acaa e,,, ,
anri1 sth. by the Mask and Wig Clu uo
of philadelphia, will commence at .n'
academy box office April Sd. at cloch.
4 At 10 o'clock that morning MT: Barton
Grundy will auction off the boxes
r,,o Grace Clark School Of Arts VIII
,tinua their Easter exhibit ana saie
=. work to-day. All those VINO "ene
THURSDAY greatly admired the afli''A>
.nd lovely work on exhibition
The classes will also be in progress To-
n,orrow and will add more interest :.
visitors, who can see the "oi Ains
the school.
r,hs daughters of the Confederacy VIII
hold (, reunion at the Charleston Expo
sition on April 18th, to which the flcn-
| mond chapter has received cord1ai 1lsl-
tation.
,1,v " A. Woodward and Miss Eliza
beth woodward, who have been STAYING
in this city for two weeks at MURPHY
Hotel returned to MOTIONS
afternoon.
Mrs. Robert N Harper, who came from
washington to attend the Executive re-
cention. returned to her home early tnis
morning.
,yrs r. M. Hewitt will spend Easter
with Mrs. John Tyler, Jr.. on Chestnut
Hill.
n,rs F.errall and Mrs. Correll made the
hjgbest score north and south. Thurs
dav afternoon at the Kate WheelocS
whist Club. while the honors were shared,
east and west, between Mrs. I. ~ Jones
and Mrs. Waller Scott
Mrs Eva Lee Bowcock held her dane
ing class last night. which was unusually
we'll attended, and broke uD at a late
hour.
Miss Pearl Phelps is visiting her rel
| atives in Lynchburg; before returning
home she will spend some time In Dan
Vile.
Mrs. r. L. thurman. OF Atlanta, Is Wis
| itins, her parents, DR.. and Mrs. John Fol
lard, at Bowling Green. DR.. Pollard
spent yesterday in this city.
Miss Mamie Gregory Edwards gave. a
very elegant euchre party Tuesday night
in honor of her guest Miss McNeer, of
Greensboro. \. c:
Ex-Governor William II. Larabe, wife
and daughter, of Iowa. are at Murphy 5
Hotel, en- route to Florida While here
they are visiting the places of historic
interest in and around the city.
Mr.. Albert Williams, who is now making
Baltimore his home spent a few days with
his sister this week in this city.
Mrs Bette Burwell Booker. is visiting