The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.


The season becomes brighter and
brighter as the days glide by, and QUITS
81 jolly calendar is that for the society.
favorite to-day. Luncheons, dinners,
cards, golfing, driving, musicaies ana
charity entertainments will make up lie
programme.
Among thu hostesses of to-day are MIS-
Joseph E. Willard, who will give
luncheon at her elegant home on Nest
Franklin Street; Mrs. John stewart ana
the Misses Stewart, who Will entertain
NJ dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. ST.
George Bryan, being the first of a series
Of entertainments which will be given
during the house party, which assemblies
to-day.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club will be
entertained by one of its most popular
members. and spirited game played.
Mss Bowcock's dance will be ven at
NOT1hside Hall. and is being eagerly
looked forward to.
Misses Edna Atkinson and Mable
Walker will go to Brook Hill to-day.
where they will be the guests OF Mrs.
Stewart during the house party.
The last dance of the Coo-Coo Club was
danced Wednesday night, and proved
delightful social success. the merry danc-
crs being skillfully led by Mr.. Henry
schwarzschild and his partner, MISS Lay
Wise.
After the dance an elegant supper was
served Mr. Leon Litchenstein acted as
tonstmaster. Among the participants
were the following: Messrs. A I",1
Schwartz, Irving Goodman. Lewis aeio'
Ralph Levy, Harry Levy, irving He!o'
Leon Litchenstein, Harold Ruoeas,e'h,
Irwin Kaufman, Adolph Jacobs sidney
stern. Nathan Hellstern, Julian Litcnen-
stein, Bonnie Caron, Sam Iseman Henry
schwarzschild. oscar Kahn, MEYER yer
Schwartz. Edwin EHchel: Misses Lily
Block. Stella Cohen, Esther Thalhlmer'
Blanche Kaufman, Sadie Well heiia
Strauss, Rosalie Heller, Bertha Dettie-
bach, Flora Kahn. Hennie schwartz'
Florence Mayer, Essie Caron, Tillle Heio,
Lily Wise, Yetta Goldenberg, Maurica
Cohen, Ray Hessberg. Reta JACOBS;
Great credit is due to Professor JAKE
Kaufman and his orchestra for the oe-
lightful music Of the evening.
the Kate wheelock Whist Club was en-
tcr tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs
Charles E. Wingo, when the highest score
was obtained by Mrs. Carroll and MIS-.
Waller Scott and Mrs. Riddlck ana MIS-.
William Perkins. At the conclusion or
the game refreshing ices were served 10
tie guests. Mrs. Rlddick Will entertain
the CLUB at the next lpCCtlli5 s' AASh NNSNANS
on Grove Avenue.
Mr.. Saunders Hobson entertained at a
O. lightful bcx party, followed by a thea
ire supper Wednesday night, IN honor OF
Miss Mamie Russell of Winchester MT.
Hobson's guests included Miss Russell
Miss Ellie Bosher, Mr.. and Mrs. Garter
Scott and Mr.. w. Taley.
Mrs. Allen M. Lyon entertained at
eight-hand euchre Informally "Wednesday
afternoon at her home, on Franklin
! Street. This little informal entertain
ment was one of the most enjoyable of
the week. and at the conclusion of the
game an elegant collation. was served on
| the card tables.
| Mrs Richard Wilson entertained few
| friends yesterda afternoon at a. Japanese
card party, in honor of Miss Mamie Rus
| SELL of Winchester. The decorations and
| score cards We're in unique Japanese
| designs. and two tables of euchre were
played by the guests
| Mr.. Jonathan Bryan entertained at a
| theatre party last night, and those who
| were noticed in the box were Miss Ma
! ME Russell, of Winchester; Miss Condo
| Bridges, of Ashland; Mr.. and Mrs. ST.
! George Bryan, and Mr.. a. Randolph
| Holiday.
| Miss Grace Bidgood was among the out
of-town guests at the Putney-Thread-
| craft wedding Wednesday in Portsmouth.
| She was one OF bevy of pre.,y girls
| who preceded the bridal party and set
| near the chancel to see their chum mar
| r1ed.
! Miss Margaret Lee will sail on the
| seventh of June for Europe, and will
| take party of four friends with her.
| She will be absent about three months.
| a council of the Colonial Danes of
| America will be held in Washington on
| May 21st. Among the Richmond dele
| gates who have already been appointed
are Mrs. Reginald Gillian. Mrs. William
| Il. Robins. Mrs. William T. Robins. Mrs.
William Bradford Beals. Mrs. Robert A.
Lancaster. The alternatcs are Mrs. H.
A. White, OF Lexington; Miss Anra Boy
| kin, and Mrs Charles B. Ball
One of the Interesting events on the
| programme is the unwilling of the mon
uncnt in Arlington to the soldiers and
sailors who lost their lives during the
! Spanish-American war, and was erected
by the Danes. Owing to the inability Of
Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, to fulfill her
position of chairman of the ceremonies.
Mrs. Charles II. Harrison, of Philadel-
| phia, has been appointed.
Mr.. Richard N. Brooke will be the guest
! Of Major and Mrs. Norman V. Randolph
| during the art exhibition. Mr.. Brooke is
| a popular member of Washington society,
and it is understood that he will exhibit
| several pictures.
Mr. George Julian Zolnay. the eminent
| New York sculptor, who designed the
| Winnie Davis monument and the Jeffer-
| son Davis monument, will visit the city
| shortly. Mr.. Zonay, who will submit a
| design, for the Davis memorial arch,
| VIII probably he here to arrange his
| model after it arrives in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deford are receiv-
| ing congratulations upon the birth of a
son at Eleanola, their country home, in
| Baltimore county.
Mrs. Deford is a daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. S. D. Drewry. Of "N1ineola." DR..
| Drewry has returned home after several
| weeks spent at "Eleanola," but Mrs.
Drewry is still with Mrs. Deford and
will remain some time.