The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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The social events of yesterday were
divided between the PaAereWTsk1 recital
ana the second cotilton OF the JEFFERSON
Club, u hich was coutiled to the younger
element of the club. AS usual, elegant
costumes were worn by the young girls
dancing, who were skilfully led BY Mr.
Albert Wise a delicious supper was
served during the evening.
AS to Paderewski, we'll, society was
there in full force, and elegantly gown
ed There was only one box party. which
was that of Mr.. and Mrs. Barton III.
Grundy, who had as their guests. among
others: Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stevens,
Miss Helen Stevens and Miss Louise
Seldom, of Goochland.
large party of the Blackstone Fe-
male Institute girls were present, among
those who were noticed being: Misses
Louise Bear Miriam Dickinson, Flossle
Parsons, Sallie Finncy, Mary Epcs, Emit
ly Ives Ethel Cottrell Jessie Adams
Anna Seay. Sallie Jernisan, Clara Sturgls,
Emily Barnes, Eunce Hines, II. Petty
john, Grace T. Post, e. &. Williams, S.
w. Sterling, Ruth Nance, kitty Sydnor
amp Anna Dupy.
There were also large parties of students
from the Womans College and the Ran
dolph-Macon College.
A delightful hunt on to-days pro
gramme, providing, of course. that the
rain does not descend in torrents, is the
meeting at daylight OF tho FARMERS
Hunt, at the Wilkinson road, just Or
the Brook turnpike The hounds OF the
Deep Run Hunt Club and the Lakeside
Club will be out in full force, and VIII
be followed by Messrs. Jeffry Montague
Spencer Carter, Randolph Holiday, Al
len Potts, Dr. Gwynn Harrison. John II.
Montague, Jr., OF the Deep Run Hull
Club, and Squire Tom Derricott, MT.
Gaines. of Gaines Mill; Mr.. Robert Car
ter, Mr.. Taliaferro and many others.
Mrs Miriam Michelbacher celebrated
her SEVENTEEN birthday at her home NO.
2O5 East Clay Street, "Wednesday night.
surrounded by her children, GRANDEUR
dren and her great-sranddhildren
The table decorations were in red and
white, the center being formed OF roses
! resting on a center of renaissance lace
while the large birthday cake at one
| end bore the inscription, Miriam Angie
! Michelbacher, 1S32-1902.'
! Mrs. Miciielbacher is the mother OF Mrs
! Samuel Cohen, Mrs. Morris II. Asher,
Mrs. Samuel Beudheim, Miss Fanny Mich
| elbacher and Messrs. Gus and Nathan
Michclbacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Held have issued
| Invitations to the wedding of their daugh-
ter, Miss Rosalic Held, and Mr.. William
| II. Schwarzschild. The ceremony will
| take place at the Beth Ahaba Synagogue,
| March 18th, at $50 o'clock.
! Mr., SChwa rZschid is a prominent bank-
| err and broker of this city, While the
bridc-elect is one of the most attractive
girls in her large circle of friends
An elegant reception will be held Tues
day, March 18th, at the Jefferson Club
Another birthday gathering was that at
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew }.
Wray, who entertained in honor of Mr.
Ivray's birthday. The receiving part:' in
| cluded. besides Mr.. and Mrs. Wray,
Misses Sallic, Mary and Jennie Wray.
Among the young guests were Misses
! Mary Myers, Eva Sheppard, DAISY
Quares, Elizabeth Myers, Josephine
Adams, Ollie Quarles; Messrs. George
Wray, George Myers, John Nray, Lu-
ther Jeter, Julian Wray, Walter L. Free
man and w. NJ. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Branch entertained
| at a George Washington reception last
| Saturday in honor of the fourteenth birth
day of their son, Master Marion:
| The guests were in Colonial costu,,i.
! and the dining-room was gay witt
1 8.
| white. In the center OF the table $1,000
| the time-honored cherry tree ana a
/ Ratchet tied with red ribbons. The favors
were little paper cooked hats. lhs
| guests dispersed at a late hour, having
| spent a most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Johnson have re-
turned from their bridal tour, ana are
at No. East Marshall Street.
1
! Mr.. Gervin Blanton was in the city yes
tcrdav on his way South. In the future
| MIR. and Mrs. BlantOn will reside IN Scrai'-
| ION. Pa Mrs. Bianton. who was belote
her marriage Miss Hattie Tyler, viii DC
| greatly missed by a wide circle OF TRENDS
i'll this city.
Miss Eda Atkinson has returned to the
city after delightful visit to Mr. ana
/ Mrs Reginald Brooks, in Aiken, 8 Z.
/ and tells of a round of Gayeues and OUT
ings which are SO popular in that Gil
| mate.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Catlett Williams
ara now residing DIT No. i'll North tiltr
!. Street Since their return from tticlr
honeymoon they have been staying with
| her mother.
! At the approaching Schuman concef'
| next month society Will DE wen -iepie-
| scented, and among those who will enter
tain at theatre parties are Mr.. Alex. B.
Guigon, Mr.. e. o. Myers and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Davenport.
cold King Cole will be presented here
soon after Easter for the benefit of the
Virginia Hospital, by the Mask and WIG
/ Club of the University of Pennsylvania.
The club was invited to this city by DR..
Edgar Taylor. 1t will play in Washing
ton on April 18th, at the Lafayette Square
| Opera House.
Delegates from the Golden Rule "Y'
10 Petersburg We're elected at their meet
ing Wednesday, and those who will in ali
probability attend are the Misses Lora
I Burgess, Humphreys, Baker, Valentine
The alternates are Misses Norris, Chill
/ dsey and Anna Delame-
The engagement has been announced
Of Mr.. A. II. Whitlocl1 and Miss Rosa
| Fruhauf. OF Cincinnati. The bride-elect
| is the daughter of Mrs. Eva F'ruhauf
| while the groom is son OF Mr.. P. Whit
| look Of this citV hit Is pou, raSi6nu in