The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04
PAST WEEK ESSENTIALLY ONE
OF HANDSOME THEATRE PARTIES

N-iS'es W ~ SiLlid &tiAiiio -''SS' Y,
Mrs. Warner Moore. Mrs. Harry Web
ster. Mrs. John Harvey. Mrs. j. B.
Harvie, Mrs. George Stevens, Mrs.
c. f. Doyle Mrs Allison Hodges.
Mrs. c. e. Borden. Mrs. James
Lindsay. Mrs. Henry Maloney, Mrs.
7. Martin. Mrs. T. William Pembertcn,
Mrs. Chamberlayne, Mrs. Bland Smith,
Mrs. John Jeffress. Mrs. James Keith.
Mrs. c. c. Walker. Mrs Charles Winso.
Miss Robinson, Mrs. Leake, Mrs. Henry
Cabell. Mrs. Luther Dawson. Mrs. z. D.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. Howard Hoge, Mrs W.
Morton, Mrs. Ida Ellyson. Mrs. John
Harrison, Mrs Joseph Brady, Mrs. John
Lamb and Mrs. Ch,les Terrell.
Music was q pleasant change from the
usua1 lecture al tho Woman's CLUB Mon
DAY, ana particularly brilliant audi
ence greeted the artists Of the last musi>
Cal Tor the season. AS usual on these
delightful musical occasions, Miss Ro-
berIa Allen was chairman OF the after
noon, and her feliow-artists were: Miss
burnett. pianist; Mrs. Hecquembourg.
vioinist; MISS Williams accompanist.
After this delightful musical ices were
served by Miss Alice Parker, OF Wash
inston, and Miss Mary Weller Lewis. The
guests Of Miss Roberta Allen We're: Miss
Itilc SOlSl, MIS-. olIeIOell oullSI, O1 Az"
York; Miss Caiiie Ryland, Miss Kate
Stuart and Dr.. ". e. Evans. Among
the visitors were Miss Belle Meriwether,
OF Charlottesville: Miss Illlei Hat,
Miss Jordan, of Suffolk Miss Cary
reachy, OF Portland, Maine; Mrs. ] John
f. May, Of Waverly. Va; Mrs. George
Miles. of Appomattox: Miss Bette
Clarke, Of lexington; Mrs. Richard
Jones, of Charlotte; Miss Marie Hill. OF
stanton; Miss Clifford Randolph Ca
perton. Of Bon Air: Mrs. a. J. Back, Of
Radford; Mrs. Edward Cohen, of Wash
ington; Mrs. John S. Hardaway. Of Ok
ford, n. c.; Mrs. Robert Somerville, OF
Greenville. Miss; Miss Irma Graham, of
Salisbury. Md; Mrs. J. Jenkins Simms,
of Baltimore, and Miss Langley, of Nor
folk.
Mr.. Langhorne Putney, Of this city,
was married on Wednesday in Ports
mouth to Miss Ruth Lucille Threadcraft.
The affair was very elegant, both as re-
CARDS the ceremony, which was per-
formed in Old Trinity Church, and the
reception at the residence of her broth
Ell, on London Street. The bride was
unattended, save for her maid of honor
and the six ushers. and looked extremely
well as she entered the church with her
brother. Mr.. Ernest Threadcaft, who
gave her away.
A bevy of the brides girl friends.
Misses Grace Bidgood, Richmond, Va;
Mary Clark. Wilmington, N. c.: Laura
Washington, Princess Anne county; Su-
sic Grice, Mary L. Nash and Louie Hud-
gins. preceded her when she entered the
church. and sat near the chancel to see
her married.
After reception at the home of the
brides brother Mr.. and Mrs Putnay
until June 1st when they will live at
Mr.. Putney's new residence on Franklin
Street
Among the Richmond guests at the
wedding, some of whom made up the
bridal party, were: Mr.. and Mrs. Steph-
en- Putney, Miss Putney, Miss Josephine
Putney. Master Stephen Putney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald Cone, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lington. Mr.. Walter H Miles, Mr.. Maui
rice Langhorne, Mr.. George c. Bidgood.
MT. Robert B. Williams and T. D. Stokes.
"a charming birthday party was that
given in honor of Miss Grace Hamilton
PERKINS by her grandmother, Mrs. w.
w Perkins Friday afternoon The little
lads and lassies enjoyed an observation
party, at which prizes were offered. The
dining table was prettly decorated with
fruit blossoms, the center being formed
OF the large birthday cake, which was
lighted by candles. A small table for
very little tots had covers laid for four.
around which gathered little Miss Irene
Gibson. the daughter of Mrs. Charles
Lana Gibson, OF New York; \ Miss Nancy
Perkins. Miss Nellie Wise and Master
Herbert Sutton. Among the other little
guests who congratulated the little hos
tess. who looked charming In white or
CANDY, with broad pink sash, were Miss
es Gay Montague Cary Valentine Ros-
alie Valentine, Fanny Crenshaw, Mamie
Patton. Imogen Warwick, Anne Royal,
Mary Saunders, Fanny and Virgie Tyler,
Emily Montague, Dorothy Christian, Ell
lie Wingfield. katherine Gum, Archie
Joynes. Elizabeth Cooke, Archie Harri-
son. Levena Thomas. Isabelle Carter,
Charlotte Bemiss, Frances Wheat, Eliz-
abeth Preston. Katherine Munford, Elsie
Taber Edith Sternes, Chloe Cock. Mar
tha Clarke. Emily Lyman. Patio Lyle,
Bessie Jackson, Elizabeth Moncure
Nancy Perkins. Nellie Wise. Irene Glib
son. Of New York; Masters Haxall Grun-
French, James Patton. Ralph Eldridge
Frank Benss and Herbert Sutton.
Mrs James Aston Cabell was the hos
less Tuesday at little euchre party in
honor of her friend. Miss Grace FRASER,
of New York. two tables OF seven-hand
cuchre being INDUCED in. The dining
room. where dainty collation. was
served on the long table. was decorated
IN cut flowers. silver-shaded candelabra
being placed at the corners. and a large
| antique silver bowl, filed with roses and
| n,aiden-hair ferns. used as a centerpiece.
| Two German vases, OF unique design.
were awarded as prizes. the contestants
| being Miss Grace FRASER. OF New York
! Mrs James Allison. Mrs. George Donald
| sen, of West Virginia. Mrs. Clements,
| Mrs. Richard Wilson. Mrs. William
| Friend. Mrs. Eugene Massie, Mrs. John
Hunter. Mrs. Walter Christian. Mrs. Par
ker Dashiell, Mrs. Otway Allen, Mrs.
James Cannon and Mrs. Robert Blank
| enship.
"A Kinoer-Symphony." IS the title Of
an attractive entertainment planned for
| Friday night This symphony, which will
| be heard for the first time in this city,
| Is composed Of piano, violins and sew
eral small instruments, comprising the
/ quail. cuckoo. nightingale, triangle. horn,
rattle and drum, and the artists will be