The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-23

and Miss Lilly SchwaizScnlid Dulcn u
American Beauty roses. Among the
merry party were the Misses Thalhimer,
Yetta Goldenburg, Reta Jacobs. Bertha
Dettelbach. Blanche kaufman, Lily Wise,
Lily Black, Lily Scllwarzschild, Tillie
Held, Flora Kahn, Ray Hcssburg, Maui
RIGA Coin, Stella Cohn, Essie Caron, Rena
Strauss, Lola Appellant: Messrs. Irving
Kaufman, Irving Goodman. Irving Held,
Lewis Held, Myer Schwartz, Albert
Schwartz, Harry Levy, Ralph Levy, Ju-
liam Hluebenstein, Sam Iseman, Nathan
Hcllstern. Adolph Jacobs, Oscar Kahn,
Eddie Echel, Sidney Stern. Henry
Schwarzschild, Leon Lichtenstein-
Mrs Lewis Huntington Hyde of New
York, was the guest Of honor at an ele-.
CANT luncheon Thursday, given by Mrs
Thomas Cary Johnson, at her home, at
Union Theological Seminary. The deco
rations were exceedingly dainty and were
in jonquils and violets. Those invited to
meet her cousin were Miss B. Conrad, Oh
Winchester; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Reynolds,
of Newport News; Mrs Thomas Bocock.
DR.. w p. Mcguire, of Winchester, and
DR.. Thomas Cary johnson.
Several imprompt,, toasts were respond
cd to at the dinner Tuesday at the west
moreland Club, given by the Trigg Snip
Building Company in honor of Mr.. Z. a.
Moore of New York, and Mr.. Irving
Scott of San Francisco. American peau-
ties sraced the table and among the guests
besides the visitors were: MI. Robert ,.
Bosher, Mr. James n. Boyd, MIR. Ihonlas
Atkinson, Mr.. George W. Stevens and Mr.
Llbu1.n Trigg Myers
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Masonic
Homo met Tuesday at IL o'clock at the
Temple, with Mrs. D. w. Mcseiey in the
chair. Rev. DR.. Van Houton opened the
meeting with prayer, after When regular
routine business was transacted. ~ Tree
discussion for the proposed Birthday
Fete'' to be hslI on April 4th, was then
INDUCED in by those present and 1t was
decided to send out approJ,riatcly-wordcd
invitations, accompanied by little pass,
which are TO be brought to the entertain.
ment containing as many cents as the
guest is years old The children will be
entertained from to with magic
lantern. while the grown ones are in
vited from S to L. when music. dancing
and supper will pass the merry hours.
The reception committee for this enter
tainment which will be held at the Ma
sonic Temple will be composed of the
ladies of the Auxiliary.
spite of the cold March winds, which
made furs necessary, was well attended,
ana the elegant luncheon was partallcn
OF by about 800 guests. Miss BERTHE
Noting was the fair sponsor, and was
given handsome souvenir of the launch
ing. The fragments Of the bottle broken
against the Berkeley's prov, with the
s:ll<en netting which cncased them, and
Tho red, white and blue ribbons attached,
~
silver platter, decorated with Colonial
l.. aiding and engraved with the name OF
the ship, the date OF the launching, and
Miss Nolting's name.
Another subscription dance was given
at the Jefferson Club Thursday, which
p1 oved a delightful affair, and was, if
possible more enjoyable than the pre-
vious two. Among the visitors were Mr..
and Mrs. Bert kaufman, OF Colorado
Strings; Mr.. and Mrs. Al. koclS. of Phlla-
ae!phia. Miss Cohen, of Philadelphia;
Miss Lena Berg, OF Carlisle; Miss Min
NE kronenberg, of Carlisle, Pa, and Miss
Franck, of Norfolk. The honor Of lead
ing was shared between Mr.. Memo Nit
tcidorfer. who danced with his wife, and
MIR. Albert Wise, who had as his partner
Miss Eta Sycle.
The enga cement has been announced of
Mr.. Frederick Adrian -Verdu and Miss
Paula Mae Loeb, the ceremony to take
place Oh April 18th at the residence Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Marguerite Loeb,
No. % Hart Street, Brooklyn, N. Y Mr.
Verdi was Government inspector of the
torpedo-boat destroyerS recently built Ill
the Trigg shipyards. He is we'll known
in Richmond socially, and has many
friends i'll the clubs here where he was
always a welcome guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Harrison. of
Petersburg, have issued cards to the mar
beth Harrison, to Mr.. John Archer Coke.
of this city. The ceremony will take
place at Grace Episcopal Church at 0:3O
o'clock on the evening of April I'd. Miss
Harrison is one Of the most charming and
popular girls of the Cockade City, and
has many friends in this city, where she
has frequently visited. Mr.. Coke is a
prominent member of Richmond society,
and is connected with the law firm of
Coke and Pickrell.
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club was
Delightfully."- entertained Thursday by Mrs.
j. Willard Craig, when, after a game of
an hour, the honors were captured by
Mrs. Chles Ferrall and Mrs. Conell,
north and south, and Mrs. L. n. Jones
and Mrs. Waller Scott, east and west.
The club will not meet again until after
Easter.
Mrs. Annie E. Warren has been elected
president of the Lady Board of Managers
Of the Retreat for the Sick.
Mrs. Warren has for many years work
ed faithfully for the good of the hospital,
in which she is much interested.
She is the second president of the board,
Mrs William "A. Jenkins having been its
founder. She filled the position of pres
ident of the Retreat until her death last
winter.
The wedding Of Miss Annie Lee Four
qurean and Mr.. Alsernon Storrs Grant
VIII be one of the first of the Easter
season. The cards were issued by Mr..
and Mrs j. NJ. tourqurean early last
week. This wedding promises to be one
OF the society events of Easter week., and
will he solemnized at Grace Episcopal
Church on April I'd at 3:45 O'Clock. Miss
Matte Fourqurean will be her sisters
maid of honor. and Mr.. Henry Grant will
be best man. Six ushers will attend this
popular young couple, Messrs. Thomas
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