The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19

men and children. She told OF the muse
UNI and its treasures, the art gallery an0
the beautiful drives to many places or
interest near Naples.
The lecture fascinated every nearer and
left every one wishing for more and
looking forward to the next lecture ny
Miss Blair the theme OF which VIII be
Rome.
Those present were Misses Elizabeth
OToole, Rosa O'Toole. Needham, 1Alzzle
Davis. Lillian Wngfield, Lizzie Draper,
cambridge. Mrs Foster, Mrs cambridge,
Miss Nellie Leahy, Miss Snyder, Miss
BERTHE Noting, Miss kathleen Anderson
and Mrs. Albert c. Bruce.
At the tea given by Mrs. Harry Has:-
ard Thursday in honor of Mrs. LINDSAY
the receiving party consisted of Mrs. Haz-
ard, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Preston CocNe"
Mrs. s. W. Travcrs, Mrs benjamin fal-
mer, Miss George Blankenship, Miss Ella
Cooke, Miss Paine, Mrs. s. q. Wa4iace
and Mrs Armstcad Wexford
Mrs John Harrison presided over the
punch and was assisted by the MlSseA
Lindsay. Elise and Elizaoeth Davenport
and Miss Mary Buford.
4 delightful card party was that OF
Miss Nina Smith Friday, the taliE catus
I,e3ng ,folr-leafed ctloVen. which were
punched by Misses Lucy Mason and An
mic Smith. The five tables We're decorat-
ed in pink satin under BattenburG, while
carnations and silver shaded candelabra-
carried out the color scheme.
Mrs. N. T. Hoskins. OF New Orleans,
was the guest of honor at an Informal
reception Friday. given by Mrs. J. Glenn
cut Shafer and Miss Shafer. The deco
rations were in pink roses and American
Beauties. Mrs Sbafer was assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. G. s. Jennings. Miss
Mary Lawson and Miss Rosalie Shafer.
Coffee was poured by Mrs. jennings
4 charming theatre party followed by
a supper was that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Barton II. Grundy. in honor OF Mrs. Gar
rctt Wall and Mrs. Hoadley, to witness
arizona"
Mrs c. D. LanGhorne, Mrs. Robert
Shaw, il, and Miss May Jones. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. AIoncure Perkins
during tho past week. will sail tomorrow
for the BcrnudaS on a. pleasure trip.
Mrs. Armstrong, Of Washington, VIII
lecture before the Richmond Educational
Association at All Saints Church on
Animal Life in the Water on the night
Of January 2fth.
One of tho most interes ting out-of-town
weddings of the week was that OF Miss
Elizabeth NIcElderry Mullikin and Mr..
Gcrvas Storrs, Jr., of this city. The cerc-
mony was solemnlzed Wednesday at the
Memorial Protestant Church. Baltimore
The bride looked charming in a gown of
white broadcloth, picture hat of white
lace and tips and carried a white Chit
fon muff, with violets
Among the Richmond guests were:
Messrs. ". r. Storrs. Henry Grant. DR..
Earnest Narriner Mrs. James Grant,
Miss Rebecca Storrs, and Mr.. and Mrs
Gervas Storrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Storrs. Jr.. arrived in the
city last night, and are the guests of the
groom's parents.
A Pound Party will be held at the
Richmond Eye. Ear and Throat Infrmary.
No PIT Governor Street, on Tuesday, jan
uary 2lst, and it is hoped that all the
friends OF this institution will work to
make it q success.
The institution rarely calls for help,
and has not had a Pound Party for some
years, but circumstances now compel an
appeal for assistance, and there can be
no greater claim on human sympathy
than by those who are suffering with eye
affections and threatened with blindness,
and we need help to take care OF this
class of our poor citizens.
Contributions OF money, groceries, pro-
visions, drugs, etc. can be sent direct
to the institution to Miss Alice Brown.
matron. Mrs. c. O. B. Cowardin, presl-
dent; No. 11oS Grove Avenue; Mrs. Sam.
Cohen treasurer, No. 10 East Grace Street.
Miss Rosa Grasberser gave a. delightful
.'Taclzy Party Friday night. which proved
a great Success.
Among those present were NIessrs
Thomas FIuIcher. Marion Jackson, Joe
Grasberger. Sylvestia. lluster. Ignatius
Gerrins, Robert Brooks. Albert Bliley;
Misses Bessie Goode. Amelia Thoms, Mary
Bliley, Loretto Leahey. Gertie Bliley. Rosa
Grasberger, Mamie GraSberger, Agnes
Bliley, Carolina Schultz, Mi. and Mrs.
julius Grasberger.
The prizes were won for best dressed
by Miss Bessie Goode and Mr.. Tom Lea
hey. For beng the most tacky. Misses
Marion Jackson and Agnesz Bliley.
AR. and Mrs. o. Ar. Wey will be at
homo to their friends Monday night at
No. 1913 West Main Street. Mr. and Mrs.
Wey have just returned from their bridal
tour, and were given a surprise party,
FRIDAY night.
The informal "at home" of the Misses
Davenport was one OF the most elegant
functions OF the week the receiving party
consisting of Miss BERTHE Noting, Miss
Lacy Forry. of York. Pa: Miss Helen
Christian, Miss Nellie Boykin, Miss Lilly
Losap and Miss Harriet King Elliot. The