The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
WEEK IN SOCIETY.
has made a host of friends.

MANY social fayoritcs are in the city
and viii remain a few days, being warm
~ welcomed.
Miss Rebecca. Carter is the guest OF
Miss Grace Shields.
Miss Julia Cardwell the daughter OF
Judge Cardwell. of Hanover, is the guest
of Miss Alice Williams.
Miss Fanny Taylor and Miss Leila Bel
lany are the guests of Mrs. c. L. Borden
Miss Margaret Tatil is the guest of Miss
Sally Reed Anderson.
Miss Harriet Curtis, of Boston. IS the
guest OF Miss -Adair Minor.
Miss Louise Halsey. of orange, is the
guest of Miss Sarah Harvie.
Miss Bessie Lee of Alexandra, IS the
guest of Miss Edna Forbes
Miss Mira Richardson, Of st. Joseph,
Mo, is the guest of Miss Calvin Bragg.
Hiss Jean Richardson. of Missouri, IS
the guest of Miss Madge Freidley
Miss Maria Brock, of Hampden Sidney,
is the charming guest of Mrs Ednlonla
Martin. on West Franklin Street
Miss Halle Talcot is welcome visitor
at no. 800 East Franklin Street
Miss Cannon is the guest of Miss Jean
Stricken, of the Union Theological Sem
mary.
Miss Bessie Prince, of Portland, is the
guest of Mrs. Henry Stuart.
Miss Karney.'of New York, is the guest
of Miss Lilly Hill.
Miss Sue Tunstall, of Washington, is
the guest of Mrs. James Caskie.
Miss Eva Lee Bowcock. of Charlottes-
vile Is the guest of Mrs. T. Ashby Wei
Ter.
Miss May Waring. of New York. is the
guest of Miss Eleanor Bosher
Miss Bessie Hines White, OF Raleigh,
n c., is much admired as the guest OF
Mrs. Paul G. Sewers.
a cosy o'clock tea was that OF MISS
Madge Freidley, who entertained yester-
DAY in honor of Miss Jean Richardson of
Missouri. and Miss Meade Burwell, OF
Petersburg. The room was prettily dec
GRATED in red. red candles in silver candle
bra and shaded lamps making a soft glow
over the rooms. Miss Freidley received
her guests and presided over the tea table
in a charming manner, which was Deco
rated in Battenburg. old silver candelabra
and a center of American beauty roses.
About twenty-four young friends passed
a pleasant social hour.
Mrs. Garland Jones, of this city, re-
cordng secretary of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy, North Carolina ll-
vision, has received notice from the
Womans Department of the Charleston
Exposition that April 18th has been set
aside as Daughters of the Confederacy
dav. All Daughters of the Confederacy
are invited to visit Charleston on that
Date, when the Exposition management
will provide special entertainment
Mrs Howard Taylor who is visiting
at the residence of Mrs. r. Y. Daniel.
will delight her hearers at the Womans
Club next Wednesday, when she will
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China Mrs Taylor is wonderfully
clever and observent woman, and the
Lecture Committee congratulate them
selves on being able to obtain her.
Perhaps the most distinguished and
charming visitor in the CITY is Mrs. Oton.
who is visiting DR.. Russell Cecil. She is
a wonderful elocutionist, of literary
attachments. while as a conversation
aIist, she is charming, having Travelled
abroad and attended as an honored guest
the French salon of Mrs. Frank Leslie,
in New York. The ladies III charge
OF the Iuguenot Society benefit enter
tainment hope to have the pleasure OF
welcoming her Friday night and renew
tile acquaintance which was made at the
9voman's Club last night. when she was
the guest Of Mrs. Lewis.
At the Virginia Day at the Woman's
Club last Monday many smart gowns
were noticed at the informal reception
which followed the splendid address Of
Mr. Robert Lee Traylor. Among the
charming visitors who added brilllancy
TO the scene were: Mrs. Warren, of
Eric, Pa: Miss Parker. Of North
Carolina; Mrs. n. S. Haskins, of New
Orleans; Miss Annie Wheeler, of But
falo; Miss Green, of Norfolk; Mrs.
Adam Gray, of Cincinnati; Mrs. Randolph
and Miss Margaret Randolph, of Max
Meadows; Miss Sally Seldom, of Balti-
more: Miss Flora Stegar, of Norfolk;
Miss Lucy Chambcrlaync, Of Petersburg;
Miss Harriet Darnall, of Lexington, Ky;
Mrs George w. Carpenter, of Philadel-
mia; Miss Maria Sims, of Halifax coun-
~: Miss Saliie Timberlake, Misses Con-
way Of Rapidan; Miss Mary Lee Wills,
of ORANGE Miss Louise Pendleton. OF
Louisa; Mrs Arthur NJ. Rutledge. of
Louisville, Ky; Miss Anna Anderson, of
Lexington; Mrs. William Miller. Mrs.
Schell, Mrs L. c. Nichols, of Philadel-
dclphia; Messrs. Howard HoGe, Lucien
,ratum, Professor Gaines, Warner MOORE,
Professor c. II. Winston, Professor and
Mrs. r. c. Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Lenney, Hill Montague, Mr.. Charles G.
Boshcr. Mr. p. l.. Conquest, Miss Nir-
GINA Mosley. of Bedford City; Miss Julia
Cardwell. Of Hanover; Mr.. Albert Will
liams, Mr.. r. Yarbrough. John Cooke
and Mrs. Sproul, of Chester.
one of the most beautiful gowns worn
at the german Monday night was worn
hy a visiting girl, who is attracting much
attention. 1t was Of cream liberty satin.
with bands of delicate insertion, and
ruliles of chiffon on the skirt; the sleeves
were of chiffon and lace. Among the
v;s,ulns girls noticed were: Miss Dunlop,
os Washington; Miss Rebecca Carter,
Miss Lucy Karney, of New York: Miss
Carol Wexford, of Samlyn Hall; Miss
Alice Boiling, of kentucky; Miss Lucille
Nelson, of Culpeper; Miss Hartman, Of
Baltimore, and Miss Della Page, of Allis-
ton.
Card parties have been as numerous
almost as teas and many beautiful prizes
have been won, those won at the Misses
Fishers Wednesday being very pretty
Miss .Rcbecca Bell captured a lovely cllif-
fon fan; Mr.. Elnslie Higsinbotham
Russian leather coin purse, while Miss
Charlotte Poythress was much enVied
when she obtained the bobby, a poster
picture with the colors Of the University
of Virginia.