The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.


Miss Elizabeth Bosher was the hostess
at one of the most elegant luncheons o1
the week yesterday at her parents Iesl-
dence on Franklin Street. Golden Ifate
roses were the charming table decora-.
tons, these flowers, with delicate sprays
of green, forming g. charming center,
while shaded candelabra cast g. prekty
glow over the room. Tho guests places
were marked by water.color ca.as.
Those seated at the table included Miss
Ellie Bosher, Miss Sue Spilman, Miss
Margaret Shields, Miss Berta Atkinson,
Miss Mary Buford. Miss lora Leary,
Miss Addie Bowe. Miss Mary Lothrop,
Miss Josephine Putney, Miss Jula Har-
ris, Mrs Robert Groner and the hostess,
Miss Elizabeth Bosher'
Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough entertained
the Afternoon Euchre Club yesterday at
her home on South Third Street. Seven
hand euchre was played. the score being
kept on unique hand-painted score cards.
The picture Of Lorna Doone'' was
given as the first prize and dainty golf
stocks as consolation. The parlors were
and at the conclusion OF the game re-
freshments were served on the small
card tables. Besides tho regular CLUB
members this guests included MIS-.
Thomas Christian Gordon. Mrs. Elchle-
berger, Mrs. Edward Palmer, Mrs. Will
lam Taliaferro and Miss Charlotte Young.
The Art Exhibition will open Monday,
and that night there will be a notable So
ciai function. the halls will be decorated
with flowers and refreshments Will ne
served by bevy of society girls, includ-
ing Miss Bessie Selden, Miss Bessie Lane
Miss Jennie Lane, Miss Jennie Hughes
r for Miss Mamie
Baughman, Miss Mamie Dunlop ana
Miss Mildred Hill.
The members OF the Art Club will be
welcomed by a charming receiving party
On Tuesday the exhibition will be thrown
open to the public.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society has received q valuable gilt
in the donation of the letters or
the first correspondence with re-
gard to the famous Chapman PIC
lures, which were written TO MIS-:
James r. Werth. then chairman OIL
the Relic Committee of the society. Sew
eral OF these letters are from the Chap
man family and from others who knew
their value and were DESTROYS of their
being secured by some Southern histor-
cal society. These letters were presented
to Mrs. Joseph Bryan a few days ago
by Mrs Werth, on hearing that his
tory of the society was being completed.
These pictures which are so valuable
were at one time talked of being bought
by Congress to be placed in museum in
Washington, SO great is their historical
value.
Tie Kinder Symphony, at the old ALL
Saints Church tonight, under the au-
spices of the Young Ladies Society OF
ALL Saints, of which Mrs. Mann S. VAL
entine is president. will prove delight
full and unique entertainment. The in
strumeutal music upon small instruments
will be a peculirly pleasing and attrac-
tive feature OF the evening. Among those
who will play will be Mrs. Roberta Allen.
Miss Louie Williams, Mrs. Guy Hecquem-
t'oig, Miss Kate Meade, Miss Jennie
Hughes. Miss Emily Royal, Miss Rachel
Hatch Misses Clare and Agnes McParln.
of Washington; Miss Jennie Bland. Miss
Lishman, Miss Eleanor Free and little
Misses Taylor and Grace Neal Captain
Webster will lecture on Japan. illustrat-
ing with japanese pictures.
Ivy Grove Ellerson, Va. was the
scene of delightful dance a few days
ago. Mr. c. r. Horne was host.
Among the dancers We're Miss
Eeulah Sandy. CT Essex; Misses
Julia and Nellie Horne, Berta Christian
Hattie Fuller, Mayme Dickinson. Halle
and Blanche Taliaferro, Lizzie Bowles,
Nccma Bruce. Mary starke. and Mrs.
81! an Bowles, Of Hanover, and Misses
Mary Fuller and Josephene Hierholzer,
OF Richmond. The gentlemen present
were Messrs. Arthur Goddin. Ed. Friend
Charlie Garrett. Willie Evans, w. Park
er. Ed Newman, Sidney and Willie Ell
| lelscn, Bernard Faulkner, Alton Talia-
ferro, Ed. Fuller, Julian Bowles. Ben
Dickinson, J. Walker Starke, c. Rich
| al Horne and others. The chaperones
were Mesdames r. R. Horne, j. 3. Dick
enson and j. w. starke.
| The patronesses for Two Hours at
! Home at the z M. c.. A Tuesday night
| given by Miss Flora Macdonald and Mr..
Calvin Spencer, OF Edinburgh. Will in
clude Miss Ruby Bodeker. Mrs. Mann s.
Valentine. Jr., Mrs. Virginia Peasants
Miss Pearl Bodeker, Mrs. George A. Lyon
| Mrs. j. Parker Dashiell, Miss Lucy Clair
Atkinsop, Mrs. William It. Robins. Miss
| Lucy Temple Harrison, all of whom are
members of the Church Hill branch 0:
the S. ?. c. A. under whose auspices ii
| will be given.
An engagement of much interest which
has recently been announced is that O
Miss Ida May Hatton, daughter of Mr.
| ana MRS. CharleS Hatton, No. 93S NORTH
Gilmour Street, Baltimore, to Mr.. William
Henry Stone. of that city. Bot. are yer,
| popular in their set and have a host O.
friends. The wedding Will take place mex
| month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stout. OF Wash
lngton, announce the marriage of thei
daughter, Miss Nellie Estelle Stout, t,
! Mr. Charles Moore. of this city.
Mr. Moore is associated in business will
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto
! mac Railway, and has his home at No
| 120 West Grace Street
| a May picnic party will be held to
| night at the residence OF Mrs. Van Bnre1
for the benefit of Grace-Street Baptis
Church. A delightful programme ha:
been arranged for this, one Of the frs
pcnics of the season, which will com
mence at o'clock
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