The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

and scholarly Persian writing of Omar
Khayanl. Mrs. Gusle is an excellent de-
clairncr, and showed Monday TO an un-
usual advantage possessing at once
sympathetic and dramatic voice.
Miss Daisy Winston read d paper. which
showed much thought and preparation.
on "Coriolanus: Its Historical Setting
and Critical Comment"
The next meeting will be held at the
residence of MRS. P. P. Taliaferro. when
rioanus, and Mrs. Gugle will read Isben's
Dolls House.
Admiral Winfield Scott Sclley has
been invited to lecture before the Wo-
mans Club, and IL he accepts no will be
greeted by one of the largest and most
brilliant audiences Richmond has ever
seen In the Womans Club, and the mem
bers are to be congratulated in their ef-
forts to obtain him.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club had
an unusually long and exciting game yes
tcrday afternoon, and almost the full
force of the club was present to meet
Miss Hattie Poultney, the champion
whist player of Baltimore.
The play resulted in a tie on both sides,
and the pins were drawn for. The high
est north and south score was made by
Mrs. w. B. Palmer and Miss Harris. also
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len; the highest east and west by Mrs.
Isaac Davenport and Miss Mary Gilhams
and Mrs. Keith and Miss Poultney.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation held a meeting yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. n. v.
Randolph, No. 512 East Grace Street.
Miss Elizabeth Townes presided and ar
rsLngements were perfected for the annual
tea which will take place at Lee Camp
Hall on Monday afternoon from to
Z o'clock. Miss Mamie Baughman was
appointed chairman OF the refreshment
committee; Miss Annie Gray, chairman
of the table and decoration committee.
and Miss Jacobs. chairman of the music
committee. Those who will assist in re-
ceivng are: MeSdameS n. V. Randolph
and George a. Lyon, honorary president
an6 vice-president; Miss Elizabeth
Townes, president; Miss Annie Gray and
Manic Baughman presidents; Miss
Lucy Clair Atkinson, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. William Wade. recording
secretary; Miss Bessie Hill, treasurer.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan will be invited to re-
present the Hollywood Memorial Asso-
ciation; Mrs. Stephen Beverage, the
lakewood Memorial Association; Mrs. D.
Z. Richardson, the Confederate Memorial
association; Miss Isoeno Moses, the
Hebrew Memorial Association; Mrs. y.
j. Montague and Mrs. Edwin Cox.
The hall will be decorated with con-
federate colors and an excellent musi-
cal programme will be rendered Those
present at the meeting were: Mrs. n. V.
Randolph, Mrs. G. a. Lyon, Mrs. Alfred
Cary, Mrs. William Wade, Misses Eliza
beth Towncs. Lucy Clair Atkinson, An
llie Blankenship Jacobs, Kate Christian,
anna BoyEin, Manic Baushnlan-
Mr. and Mr.. Charles t. Norman enter
tanned last night at delightful progress
sive whist party, at which the markers
and souvenirs were half eggs, tied with
ribbons and engraved with quotations.
The first prize was a vinargrette, and the
gentlemen's a. scarf pin, while the con-
ISOLATION caused much amusement by it's
appropriate thought, being a donkey with
4 little rider. beating it to make it go
along.
Retresh1lt nts were served III the dining
room, which was decorated in pink car
nations and .Iink shaded silver Candida
bra At one end of the table was a
beautiful cut glass bowl of oysters. the
base of which was decorated with ice
and maidcnhar ferns. Those playing
wc.e Mr.. ard Mrs. w. a. Loving, Misses
Marie haskIns, Mary Nichols, Ellen Noel,
Annie Snyder. Louise Loving, Madeline
Powers, Mes.Is. 3. T. Barret, Julian
S,nyde. " iiilam and Meade Loving, Ven
able Johnson and Charles Motley.
Mr. William H Palmer, Jr.. led the
Richmond german Monday night i'll many
delightful figures. which were enjoyed by
the merry throng of dancers. On &C
count of Richard Mansfield being here,
the seln..n 0id not commence until 1l:lu
o'clock Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Levin JoyneS. Mr.. and Mrs
John W. Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Evelyn Smith,. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan e
Donnan. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace S. Halves, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Moncure Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Waller Morton, Captain and Mrs.
Harrie Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
J. Willis, Mr.. and Mrs Garrett Il. NaH.
Mr.. and Mrs j. T Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashton starKe, Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Il.
Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. w. S. p. Mayo,
Mrs. Thomas n. Carter, Mrs. Henry
Fairfax, Misses Eleanor Rosher, May
Waring, O. Iainfeld, n. j.; Lily Hiii
kearney, of New York; Ida Riley, or
Washington; Bessie Lee, of Alexandria
Harriet Curtis, Of Boston; Marion Harris,
Elizabeth and Loullie Nhitlock, Jennie
Boyd. Sophie and Kate Meredith. Eliza
beth Davenport, Edna Forbes, Margaret
and Grace Shields, Mary Hartman, or
Baltimore: Alice Boiling. of Kentucky;
Anne Tenant, Marie Webster Elsie
Cameron. Haxall holland. Of Loudoun;
Wary DOMAIN. Mabel Walker, Lucy and
Mary IIayse. Sue Spillman, Annie and
Leila GRAY, Norrell Jones, Hattie Ross
si;t Turl stall. OF Washington: Elizabeth
Sw.tt of Wilmington, Del; Messrs.
Archer Anderson, Jr.. j. r. ]. Anderson,
C. L Antrim. J. L. Antrim, e. c. Mayo,
George NJ Reid, S. i. Carter. f. y. DAY.
enport. 7. Is. Young, w. II. Blair, c. u.
Williams, Jr., ]. Z. Palmer. w 6. Fer
euson, Granville Gray, Z. GA Nc
Case, NlcW Harrison, Z: D. Chris
tt. n, Jr. f. r. Campbell, John
Currie D. Currie, George \. Glib
son. w 3. Johnson, J. G.. Walker, L. K.
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Kirk wood Mitchell, y. C. Mckinney
Percy Bosher, D. r. Robertson. j. s.
Bran E. Y. Williams, Julian Hill, {.
II. Noting, T. 3. Blankenship. w. q.
Groesbeck. w. o. Young, Jonathan Sry-
an. ]. W. Graves. 3. D. Claiborne, Allen
Potts. W. Douglas Gordon William a.
Smith, e. T. Harrison, John P. Lea, Ran
son Guy. B. B. Stringfellow, w. 3. Clai-
borne, Thomas Adkins. Gideon Daven-