The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04
PAST week one
OF THEATRE PARTIES
Continued from Thirteenth Page.)
ant visit to friends in this city.

ant visit to friends in this city.
Mrs William Tompkns entertained the
Afternoon Euchre Club Thursday in a
delightful manner and three ia bles of
seven-hand euchre were PIE ed. TIE
first prize. q burnt-wood picture frame.
was obtained by Mrs. John Farlanl.
while the consolation was fan. which
fell to Mrs. Bernard Gunst. After the
conclusion Of the game delicious ices
were served. Besides the club members
Mrs. Tonpkins had as her guases Miss
Eleanor Tree, Mrs. y. Warwick. Mrs. Or
way Warrick. Miss Amy Worth. aIrs.
| Beverly Crump, Mrs. C. A. Blanton and
Miss Harrison.
At the Woman's Club on Monday
evening at $50 George Bryan. Esq. a
talented lawyer and gifted speaker OF our
city. will give a talk on Our Need OF q
Local Renaissance" Mr.. Bryan will. un-
Ger this head. discuss the architecture.
art and music of Richmond noting the
stage that each has attained among us
and urging further effort along these
lines. AS is usual at evening entertain
ments of the club, the ladies are re-
quested not to wear hats. and members
are entitled to invite gentlemen escorts.
No ladies, residents of Richmond. can be
invited as escorts.
The Kate Whcelock Whist Club was
entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Charles T. Wingo, when the highest
score was obtained by Mrs. Carroll and
Mrs. Waller Scott and Mrs. Riddick AID
Mrs. William Perkins. At the conclusion
of the game refreshing ices were served
to the guests. Mrs. Riddick will enter
tain the club at the next meeting at her
home, on Grove Avenue.
Announcement cards We're received in
this city Monday of the marriage of DIR.
]. C. Gregory. Jr., of New Kent county.
and Miss Ethel Irwin, OF Boston. the
daughter of Captain Irwin. OF the United
States Marine Service DR.. Gregory has
a wide circle of friends in this city, who
extend their hearty congratulations.
Richmond whist players were repre-
scented at the Whist Congress in Boston
last week by Mrs. Reginald Gillian. and
she was one Of the most beautiful and
most admired women at the reception
held Wednesday night by the Womans
Whist League, whose annual congress
was in session at the Hotel Somerset.
She wore striking black and white
satin gown. with black roses hand
painted between the stripes. the whole
being overlaid with a sheath of spark
ling, iridescent spangles.
Mrs R. w. Harris and Miss Lucy
Harris are the guests of Mr.. r. II. Har-
ris. of Gordonsville.
Miss London Harrison, OF Danville
who has been visiting in Richmond, has
left for home.
Mr.. T. Walker Giimer. of Albemarle
county, will make Richmond his home
in future.
are visiting Mr.. ]. P. Rowe. OF Freder
icksburg-
Mr. and Mrs Gideon Davenport ware
passengers on the Teutonic. which saile1
from New York last week. They will
remain abroad a month
Mrs. Charles whitlocs. the Misses
Whitlock anc Mrs. Charles Whitlock.
.,r-. sailed from New York yesterday to.
a several months stay in Europe.
Mrs. G. Harvey Clarke IS visiting Mrs
]. S. Dill in fredericksburg.
Mrs. ]. Stuart Walker OF I.rnc..burg.
who has been spending some weeks With
friends in Richmond, returned home y, S
terday.
Mrs Thomas Christian Gordon Is the
TO CHARLESTON Ex2o5 TIoN
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t1active route to Charleston. S. c.
through the Piedmont Section. THE Cot
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trains dining-car service
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