The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
|SOCIA AND
PERSONA

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To-day will not lack for social gathei-
:nes, for there will be the reception ~
the afternoon Of Miss Josephine quincy
III honor Of Miss Elizabeth Lee Dance ''
of Baltimore; Mrs. Virginius Hall VIII ~
I entertain her Grub at cards; there#sWn.A
be q church entertainment at.tne5 1 80.
I Gence of Mrs. Meade; q blrtnoays 1e 70!
will be given at the Masonic Temple II,
the afternoon for children, and a t night
| there will be dancing and a tine musicat
programme for the grown tolksi ah
Easter egg hunt will be held al the resi-
dence OF Mrs. George Lyon: FOLK Mliler
gives q benefit at the Y. M y. a. W
night: Mrs. c. rompkins will entertain
me Emma Andrews Whist Club, and
bliss Rosalie Skaters dancing class VII
dance their Easter german e t the n ORTIZ
side Hail.
The masquerade ball danced at tnu
| JEFFERSON Club last night was one OF the
iE,nost successful entertainments ever
given in the history OF the club. Rain.
t,ow coIored bunting was Graped from the
/ center OF the ceiling, while the specta--
| tors seats were also draped with inns
t prettd material. From behind a bank OF
palms the .orchestra played inspiring
strains. to which Mark Hanna, San Toy,
and his little wives. 30 Peep, Joan OF arc:
Ioy Blue. clowns and other gay!y dressed
silaidens. and lasses tripped the 5llsht 1a:.-
tastic toe. Just before midnight the
dancers unn1asl1ed and two handsome
mixes were awarded, while another was
nlvcn as consolation. Altogether the ball
was a Sand success, and the members
Of the j cffcrson Club are to be congrat-
| ulated on this novel and thoroughly en-
| j3yable ball.
rhe tea and reception of Miss Edith
.,f 1drp q n
Iii ,l,lant of yesterdays social events.
| Jonduils against 81 background of palms
and ferns transformed the handsome
home of her parents on Park Avenue
into a bower Of spring blossoms, "hiie
| the center piece in the dining-room con-
sisted of jonquils artistically arranged
in a. cut glass bowl by Mann & Brown.
resting on a lace center over satin with
delicate sprays Of nadenhair scattered
around.
Miss Jones was assisted in receiving by
her mother. Mrs. /. y. Jones, While III
the dining-roon the following young
girl; waited on the callers: Misses Daisy
| Cnarnberlayne Ruth Tanner. Pauline
| Powers, Alice Hotchkiss, Julia Binford
and Jane Wingo. {
The guests included Mesdames a
J. Monta que, Frank Powers, John cullen,
| John FarIand, Robert Blankensnip'
Adolphus Blair. Clay Drewry, S. Jones.
Chiles Terrall, Noel Misses Annie Dean.
Carr, Susie Harrison, Josephine Putney'
Elizabeth Lee Dame, OF Baltimore, NJ.
Lauson, Misses Shafer, Elizabeth Bran
der, Georgia Wilson, Misses Bldsooo'
Elizabeth Christian, Lily Hill. Bessie
Smith, of Charlottesville; Marianne
Meade, Misses Werth, Misses Patterson
| Henningham and Sue Spillman, Louise
Mayo. Annie Wise Mayo. Champ wal
| lace Ann White, Leila and Annie cray.
Amelia Prison. Agnes Mccarthy Mamie
Baughman, Sally Reed Anderson, Ia "a,
Matte Purcell, Saddle Jeffress, jamie
Schoen, Mary Ball, Bessie Ellyson, ine%
Weisiger, Addie and Emma Bowe, Char-
lotte and Katherine Young. grace
| Shields, Lily Urquhart, Marie Weoster:
Miss Davis, Mabel Walker, Mary ana
Susie Hayes, Elsie and Elizabeth Daven-
| mort. Lottie Lambert, Bessie Hunter,
q. Binford, Mamie Cooke Daisy wilson,
Elsie Boykin Misses Jennings, Misses
Knox, Evelyn Gordon, Miss Gordoh,
Helen Stevens, Louise Seldom, hepecca
storrs. Maria Moseley, Stanley Atkll.s'
Ellie Workman; and the Misses brloses
The new Card Club was charmlnsly en-
tertained by Mrs. Robert Blankenshlp yes
terday afternoon at her home on fourth
Street. This club is entirely made up Oh tile
Younger married people OF the socia,
world and will meet for game "
euchre usually Tuesday afternoons. a.
the meeting yesterday seven-hal1o eucii iu =
was played and the score kept III
dainty pansy and forget-me-not Easter
eggs. At the conclusion of the game
light refreshments were served on the
card tables, Those who enjoyed this de-
lightful game We're: Mesdames Wllllsin
Taliaferro Carter Scott. Richard Wilson,
Adolphus Blair John Cullen, Austin
n ri Hewitt
Williams, William Broome, G. l.. l..
| Davis. John Farland, Clarence CABOT,
Hugh Taylor and Aston Cabell
Mrs Adolphus Blair will entertain the
club at their next meeting.
Tho Coo Coo Club gave another Of their
most enjoyable dances "Wednesday nlght
and many regrets were expressed as the
strains of Home Sweet Home" came
floating over the ballroom by the dancers,
who were: Misses Rena Straus, Iiliie
! Held. Esther Thalhimer. Stella Cohen
Sadie We'll, Lily Block ho Ray II aT
Kahn. Maurica Cohen, Yetta Golden
berg Resale Thalhimer, Hennie Schwartz
Essie Caron, Florence Goh N1ay anu so SWI1
Hessberg. Jacobs, of New York; Hiram
Rubenstein, Henry schwarzehild' Lewis s,g IS
schwartz, Adolph Jacobs, Irving Held.
Albert Schwartz, Irving Goodman, Der
nard Oberdorfer, Irving Kaufman. Harry
Levy. Leon Lichenstein, Ralph Levy, Ed.
| win Elchel Julian Lichenstein and Sidney
stern. Mr. Roscoe Nelson and Miss
! Rebecca Hcllstern acted as chaperons
"An Econimical Boomerang will be
presented by several young people Of ST.
James Church at tho residence of Mrs.
Meade, No. 9 North Sixth Street to-
night, with the following cast of char
acters:
/ Mrs Dappleton Miss Ellen Meade
Mr.. Dappleton. Mr.. Roy Jones
AIRS. PIover, Miss l.. Archer
Mr.. Plover.. Mr.. Gilmer Minor
Maggie Gan Irish Maid)
Miss katharine Copeland
The Doctor..... Mr.. Harmer Meade
After the play the young people will en-
JOY an informal dance.
Tho Kate Wheetock Whist Club was en-
tertained yesterday delightfully."- by Mrs.
Waller Scott, when the highest score was
obtained north and south by Mrs.
Charles Todd AMI hrs. Waller Scott, ana