The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-08
|SOCI AND
PERSONAL:

PERSO
S. Mrs. Edward Randolph MAYNARD : a .a'e#
the Misses AT Lee entertained delight.
fully at cards on Sat urday afternoon
from five to seven
The floral decorations were OF w inl
tcarna tons and smilax. the color meme
being effectively carried out in the score
cards, tied in white and green ribp on -. ,,
Mrs Alvern Maynard presided at the
punch bowl.
Bessie Lucille. French, who was awarded
a dainty Gauze fan, appliqued IN race
bow knots. Miss Curtis received the con-
+ ISOLATION prize. Is
At the conclusion Of the game refresh
rnents were served on the card tables.
Among the guests invited We're: Mes
danes Alvern Maynard, Charles =. y Bill
lups, 7. w. Tignor, George Barksd a =.
T.. Moore, Samuel 2. Waddiil Robert
Hudson, Clarence Coleman, Frank w.
Cunningham, Thomas Cunninghan.StDud-
ley p. Edwards; Misses Fanny w. Talia-
ferro, Bessie French. Daisy Hancock. Bes-
sic Scott, Marie Curtis, Anna,ssNt elsh,
Sallye Larus, jamie Powers, Fanny Nc
Kevett, Mabel Dobbins, Agnes Welsh,
BESSIE Walker, Emily Waddill, BESSIE
Cardwell, Augusta Hoeniger, LilYsMacon
Moncure.
Miss Louis Affeld, of Brooklyni1N. T.,
arrived in the city last night and Is
the guest of Miss Annie Fender Gordon,
who will entertain in her honor at a
luncheon to-day. Among the guests VINO
have been invited to meet Miss Afteid
are: Misses Annie Lindsay. Carrie SnaIer'
Jennie Schoen. Bullah Patterson. jose
pEine Putney, Elizabeth Dame, Of Baitl-
more; Mary. Lawson. Ailces sterns, A 1ail,
Anderson, Mamie Baughman. Julia Bio
good. Edith Jones, Caroline Holladay,
Rosalie Shafer, Lorena N1CIntoch, Mrs.
Jenl1in Robinson and Mrs. James Can
non.
Among those who will receive at the
"silver tea Thursday of the LOVING
Circle" of Kings Daughters, which VIII
be given at the residence OF Mrs. sCharles
Whitlock. on Franklin Street, are Mrs.
Charles Whitlock. Mrs I. William Penn
berton. Mrs Willard Craig, Mrs. Johh
HARDWOOD, Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD. MISS
Mary Chalmers, Mrs. John Lamb ana
Miss Elise Gordon. These ladies Will DC
glad to see their friends between the
hours Of 5 and o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs S. T. Brown gave an ele-
giant reception the latter part OF last
week in honor of Mrs. Harry Taylor ana
Mrs. Harry Ryrie, of Chicago. American
Beauties were used in decoration OF par
lors, hall and dining-room
Mrs. Brown was assisted in receiving oy
Mesdames Bassett, Taylor, ana Ryrle,
While a bevy of pretty girls served the
many callers in the dininS-room.
The house was thronged from 3 to I
O'Clock, among the many callers BENG
Mesdames Watson, Cottrell, Ben Crump,
Mary and Julia Waddill Hiram
Gates, Harvey harrington. Stuart, Ia =.
Swain. Richard Taylor, Harry Denoon,
Harry Carey, George Tabor, Marcy, Ro-
bert IVhittet w. S. Rhoads, NJ. Binford
Tompkins, Wood, Conrad. Tom Cullins-
worth, Harwood, Landerkin, Wingfield,
Christian. Clarke, Parsons. Hamilton.
Michials, Hillsman; Phippen, Hugh Nc
Curdy, and many others
The approa ching marriage is announced
of Miss Alice Miller Sibert, the daughter
OF Mrs n. NJ. Sibert, to DR.. Paul r. NC
Fadyen of High Point, N. c., a grad
uate of the University College OF Med,-
cine of this city. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday at the residence of Ter
mother, No. GA East Grace Street, KEY
w. Z. Evans officiating. No invitations
have been issued and the ceremony VIII
be witnessed by the Immediate families
only.
Mrs. Helen H Gardener, the we'll known
writer and lecturer, and Colonel Seiden
Alden Day, United States army, will be
married in Washington Wednesday. The
wedding will be quiet, but Will be OF
widespread interest in literary and army
| circles. Mrs. Gardener is a daughter of
| the Rev. Alfred Griffith Chenoweth. Of
| Virginia, and is well known throughout
| the South, although her literary reputa-
| ton was made in New York. in which
city she lived for many years. Colonel
Days military career began in Ohio in
| 1851 when he raised a company OF Union
| volunteers.
| Quite a number Of the bondho1ders of
| the Nomans Club gathered in the club
parors on saturday afternoon, when some
| Of the second mortgage bonds We're re-
deemed The Executive Committee took
| this occasion to cali attention to the good
| financial condition Of the club. In spite
| of unusually heavy expenses it has en-
| loved an unusually brilliant season. 1t
| does not owe a single bill; has just can
celled ten second mortgage bonds. and
seems established on a tirmer basis than
| ever. The ladies are to be congratulated
| upon their good management.
| Invitations are issued to the marriage
| of Miss Eva Louise Lowry to Mr.. Edgar
Childrcy.s the ceremony to take place on
"wednesday, the 18th, at the home of the
| brides mother, Mrs. Belle Grant Lowry,
No. 7o6 North Twenty-1irst Street Mr..
| Childrey is an employe of the Richmond
| postotfice, while his bride-clect is one OF
the most popular girls on Church Hill
|
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Straus, Mr.. Julius
| Straus, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Stratus and
Miss Hazel Stratus will be among the out
of-town guests at the Stern-Rosenthal
nuptials tonight in Baltimore. The
ceremony will take place at Euta"
| Place Temple. and will be followed by a
reception at Lehmann's Hall.
The Country Club of Norfolk was un-
| usually gay Saturday, being the occasion
| of their annual reception. The Naval