The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19
table, over which Mrs. Davenport Pre-
sided, was decorated in American beauties

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The cotillon of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Atkinson and the Misses Atkinson was
decidedly the smartest function OF the
season, thee decorations being on an elao-
crate scale and furnished by Mann &
Brown. It was a favor cotiiion. a dif-
ferent favor being given in each figure
among them being paper lowered ooas,
sparkling butterflies and caros decorated
with foreign coats-of-arn1s. All VINO
went were sorry to hear the strains OF
Home, Sweet Home
Mrs. John Stewart was the hostess at
an elegant luncheon in honor OF MISS
Harriet Curtis yesterday, at her beauu-
full country home. Brook HILL Those
invited to meet Miss Curtis were: Mrs.
C. C. Pinkncy. Miss Craik. of Louisville;
Misses Sallie and Bertha Randolph, Elsie
Davenport, Sophie Meredith, Adair Minor
and Agnes ChambcrIayne.
The young men of Floyd Avenue gave
a. delightful entertainment to their young
lady friends last evening at the home
OF Mrs W. T. Allen, No 1913 Floyd Ave
nue.. The parlors were beautifully deco
rated and the young people enjoyed them
selves in the carly part of the evening
by dancing, after which they retired to
the dining-roonl, where refreshments were
served in abundance. Those present
were, Misses Sallie, Ibra and Noll HOOK
aday, Mary and Hazel Bright, Mary Gold,
Janie Bowen, Gate Eutcheon, Eugene
Gregory, Lula Shepard Mary and susie
Evans and others. Among the gentlemen
present were: Messrs. Douglas Leake,
Simpson Williams. Ernest Borney. JUG
son Gilman, Stockton Pcnict, Gregory
Hockaday, Robert Betts, Joe Won Halpon,
Lewis Seay, Jeter Hughes, Wilmer and
Temple Allen, Henry Eppes, Currle
| Gregory and many others. The party OF
merry young folks, after participating
| until a. late hour, returned to their homes
| delighted with their evening of pleasure.
| The Hermitage Golf CLUB departed yes
| terday afternoon from their usual way,
| and gave a musicale and dance, which
| attracted much interest in the society
| world. The dance. in regulation shirt
| waist and skirt, reminding them OF far
| off mountain tops and sea breeZes. Dainty
| refreshments were served during the af-
| ternoon.
The social world is taking some inter-
cst in the approaching entertainment.
| .Dixie in Ante-Belum Days" which will
be given at the y. q. c. A. for the tcn-
| eiit OF the Woman's Christian Association
next FRIDAY at S:lU O'Clock.
| Those starring in the entertainment
| arc Miss Fiugenia- Livingston Tucker
| and Miss Josie 4. Kensinger, and
| they will entertain their hearers
| for the benefit OF the Nomans Chris
| tan Association. Ex-Governor Bob
| Tucker SAYS: II heard Miss Tucker with
| pleasure Her stories are full of life
| Miss kcnsinEer is an expert performer
| on her harp, and too much praise can
| not be bestowed on this bright woman.
who has been educated in Cincinnati
| and Berlin
The Hollywood Memorial Association is
| invited to attend the annual services be-
| fore Lee Camp tonight at 7:45 O'Clock
| at the Grove Avenue Baptist Church. The
| Association is requested to meet in the
| basement of the church and attend in a
| body It is hoped that every one Will ne
| prompt in responding. by order Of the
| president, Mrs. Joseph L. Bryan.
Mrs. Joseph e. Willard was suffering
| from a bad cold and did not leave for
| Baltimore yesterday, as expected How
! ever, she hopes to join Governor and
| Mrs. y. j. Montague to-day on their
Atlanta trip.
| N1r. and Mrs. Fairfax Montague Will
leave for Atlanta. this evening, and will
be among the Governors private party.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ct. Neal have returned
| form a Southern tour, and have as their
| guest Miss Nelson, Of Culpeper.
Mrs. Arthur Rutlcdgc of Louisville. IS
| visiting friends in the city, Mrs. kut-
ledge was, before her marriage, Miss
Mrs. Charles Washington Coleman left
| last night to visit relatives in New York.
Miss Mary C. Miller, OF Williamsport,
Penn, who will spend several months III
De Land, Fla, is the guest Of Mrs George
Cooper for a few days.
Miss Corde Bridges, ofAshland is the
guest of Miss Marguerite Warwick.
The "Stay at Home Whist Club Will
meet tomorrow night at the residence OF
Miss Florence Tyler, No. sic West Frank
lin Street.
The dancing class which meet under the
direction OF Miss Gibboney every tues
day at Northside Hail. are greatly en-
| loved, the last one, perhaps, being the
most delightful yet held
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wickham. of Han
over county, We're in the city Friday night
and were at the Colonial Danes recep-
| ton.
| Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Hope attended
| the banquet last night given by the Pc
tersburg Alumni Chapter, Kappa Alpha
! fraternity.
Miss Helen OFerrall leaves tomorrow
| for Morgantown, ". Va, where she VIII
| be the guest for several weeks Of Mrs.
| Ernest Hayse.
| Mrs. Sally Montgomery Brown has re-
| turned to the city, after an absence OF
several months in Baltimore. where she
has been continuing her vocal studies IN
der Professor Lucien Odend'h hal
| The regular meeting of the Hollywood
| Memorial Association will be held in the