The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18

l jamestown under the auspices OF the
a. p. v. a.
Trap shooting at the Deep Run
Hunt Club.
Leary is a cousin OF Miss Nora Leary,.
of this city, whom she has frequently
visited, gaining a host Of frlends. ne
ceremony will take place on WEDNESDAY
morning, June 18th, from All oalnts
Church
The cosby-wright Company will repeat.
"a Set of Turquoise together with IN. Two
rev one-act plays, at the .Bloou. ln n,:,
day. MAY o. for the benefit OF the C!li-
dren,s Home Society and the Working
ladies, cot at the Retreat for the SICK.
Annonr, the new features will be curtain
ra;ser entitled 'tForget-Me-NotS.
Messrs Earnest Vane and e.. NoIpeit
Caugfy play the leadings parts. MIS- .
Jennie Yeamans will be seen to aoVaE-
tage as Portia, in the garoeh sceie :. o.i
.Julius Caesar to Mr.. Nanes Brutus.
Mrs. Yeamans has played this character
before with Byron King, from whose
school she received her diploma ne
MA stioue studies by Messrs. COSBY anu
Wright have been pronounced py nicil.
rnond's foremost sculptor as The nearest ales'l
approach to marble he has ever seen.
Special scenery is being painted Tor the
production.
Mrs. J. L. NJ. Curry, who is IN Spain
with her husband for the coronation,
wore yesterday a, Worth gown OF Whlte
satin. embroidered in diamonds, with
court train of velvet, brocaded IN roses
and incrusted with diamonds, lined win
white satin. A border of chiffon feathers
r
of real lace
Mrs. Connally Cox, was in court
gown of orchid pink chiffon. built on
liberty satin of pale rose, and covered
with chiffon accordion pleats in six
different shades of orchid pink Inc
train being formed of the same combi-
nation of deeper blue.
At the dinner last night Mrs Curry
was gowned in white satin embroidered
in blue hydrangers and trimmed IN point
lace
While in Paris week before last among
other social functions, they attended a.
hall given by Countess de Perigord,
reception given by General Porter, United
States Ambassador to Paris, ana dinner
given by the Duchess of Roban.
The Old Dominion Pilgrimage In their
tour of historic Virginia will be guests of
Besides going to Jamestown with the A.
p Y. A the Commonwealth Chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will give an elegant tea on May %,
in honor of the Pilgrims which is a party
of New Workers.. who will visit here under
the guidance of Mrs. Foote Marsh. A
greater portion Of this party are either
members of this association or of the Col
onial Danes. therefore this entertain
ment is being planned.
The tea will be given at the residence
of Mrs I. N. Jones. who will be assisted
In receiving by Mrs. Warner Moore, Miss
Roberta Allen, Miss Eleanor Tree. Mrs.
Kate S. Vim, Mrs. j. H. Capers. Jr.,
Mrs. B. L. Purcell, Mrs. John A. Coke
Mrs. Larkin G1azebrook, and Mrs.
Stephen Putney.
Among those who will assist in serving
refreshments to the honored guests are
Miss Mary Florence, Miss Edith Jones,
Miss Irene Bosseaux, Miss Helen Mon
tague. Miss Josephine Putney, Miss Jane
Foster, and Misses Margaret and Ellen
Vim.
An enjoyable afternoon for the little
tots was that of Master Frederick Buch-
anan Adkins the little son of Mrs. Thos.
Adkins, who Monday entertained his lit
tie friends in honor Of his birthday.
Games were played, and much enjoy
ment was caused by the Quitting Of the
cake, which was lighted by five little
candles.
Miss Helen Thalhimer entertained the
Harmony Circle Monday afternoon at
her home, on West Grace Street. Ping
pong was played by the guests. dainty
miniature rackets. tied with ribbons, be-
ing the souvenirs. Two water-color
ping-pong girl pictures were awarded as
prizes to Miss Juliet Stratus and Miss
Ray Cohen.
After the game an elegant collation.
was served, on a table which was charm
ins1y decorated with roses and ferns,
forming a color-scheme of pink.
One of the best written papers of the
season was read by Miss Alyce Blanche
Morgan at the Woman's Club Monday
afternoon The subject so skilfully han
died by the young writer was Dominant
Figures in Recent Foreign Literature
It was a paper showing much study and
thought and was excellently read. At
the conclusion of the paper Mrs. John
S. Niunce poured coffee and Mrs. Pleas
anton Conquest, tea. The guests included
Danyille: Miss Thomlor. of Halifax: Miss
p. Hodgson. Of New York: Mrs. John
Kingan. OF Belfast Ireland: Miss Frances
Bell, Mrs. NJ Moore, Miss Moore, of
Charlotte, n. c.: Mrs. j. H. Connally and
Mrs. T. NJ. Whitaker. Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
The author of Hearts coura gous.''',