The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02

Miss Hattie Tyler, has a$w1de circle of
friends in this city, who will greatly miss
her from, their homes. Mrs. Bla nton will
arrive IN the city the middle Of March
on afrisit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Tyler, No. BIG West Franklin Street.
Miss Mary Gresset gave q delightful
birthday party Friday. at which the
house was decorated with cut flowers and
growing plants. Miss Grcsset was as
sisted in receiving by AR. Charles Gresset
and Mrs. William Gresset. The punch
bowl was presided over by Miss Camille
Rowland and the eggnog by Mrs. Charles
Gresset
During the evening Miss Berthe Pol
lock sang several solos, which were great
" enjoyed. Among the out-of-town
guests was Miss Josie Ballentine, of New
York
An engagement announced during the
week was that Of Mr.. a H. Wljtlock
and Miss Rosa. Fruhauf of Cincinnati.
The groom-elect is the son Of Mr.. P.
Whitlock, of this city. but is now resid-
ing in Cincinnati, where he is connected
with tho American Tobacco Company.
The bride-elect is the daughter Of 1Mre.
Eva! Fruhauf. of that city.
A host of congratulations have been
sent them from this city.
The University students Of Pennsy1va-
mia will take the city by storm during
Easter. and will appear in the role OF
5"Old King Cole" for the benefit Of the
Virginia Hospital. The students will be
members of the MASK and Wig Club"
and have been invited by Dr. Edgar Tay-
lor to this city.
The Circle Of Industry gave q, delight
full silver tea Friday at the residence
Of Mrs. WV. Lear at which the color
scheme was rink. brought out by crepe
; paper. flowers and shaded lamps.
The guests we're received by Mrs. w.
". Lear. Mrs. w. v. Tudor, Mrs. Stay.
ton Thompson, Mrs, John Freeman and
Miss Florence Briggs. Chocolate was
urEcr, while Mrs. Harwood poured coffee,
These were assisted by the young girls
of the Circle Of Industry.
The Calendar Social for the Chlldrer's
Home Social Benefit, which was spoken Of
some time ago, will take place next
Thursday evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Helen G. Manson. No. 313 East Frank
lin Street. promises to be a very pretty
affair. The ladies serving will
represent the seasons of The year
spring, summer, autumn and winter
while the lady members Of the board will
comprise the Reception Committee. For
persons who have not received boxes, their
contributions will be gratefully received
at the door.
During the evening there will be a de-
lightfui musical programme rendered by
Mr.. SHEPPARD Webb.
Mrs Howard Townsend. of New York,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Burgess Ball
at Mrs. Mcleod s. No. 317 West Franklin
Street. Mrs. Townsend is well known
as the regent of the Mount Vernon Assoc
citation, and is also president of the Ma
tional Society of Colonial Danes.
Both Mrs. Ball and her guest were
present when Prince Henry put the
laurel wreath on the tomb of George
Washington this week.
Mr.. Hair gave one Of his delightful
monthly musicals before his class and a
few invited guests last Wednesday after
noon. The recital was held at his studio
and the programme was as follows:
Sonata, OPP. 81, No. 3, Beethoven); Soar
ing (Schun1ann), Warum (Schumann), LIST
Ballade Chopin, Mazurka Qiahr) and
overture to Tannhauser (Wagner-LiszD.
Miss Eileen Hearon will sing the
Crystal Sea- this morning at st. Rauls
Church. This sacred song has just been
written by Mr.. Lewis L. Jennings, a
student of the Richmond College, and
was set to music by Mr.. Leo P. Wheat
DR. f. w. Boatwright will lecture
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
Wcman's Club, on "The Appreciation of
Art DR.. Boatwright is such a. popular
lecturer that doubtless a full attend
ance of members and many visitors will
be present.
The Norfolk Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution have named Miss Ammo
Lee, the daughter Of General INtzhugh
Lee, as the State representative to
christen the great batueship Virginia at
the time of the launching.
Mrs. Thomas p. Branch will leave 4
Augusta in a few days for Charleston,
S. c., and then come to this city to make
a visit to relatives.
Miss Marguerite r. Lyme, of Cynthiana,
Kentucky, and Miss Sarah Harmon Lyme.
of Pittsburg, are the guests of Mrs. ..
w. N1oseley.
The Masonic Home Auxiliary will hold
a called meeting Tuesday. March 4th. at
II o'clock in the Masonic Temple.
Miss Lucy Lee Richardson is in Rich
mond as the guest of Miss Calvin Bragg,
on West franklin Street.
Mrs L. A. TAYLOR, who is making a
Southern tour, is now enjoying the warm
days in Tampa. Fla
The charity-loving little girls of Third
Street will give q fair for the benc-
fit OF their orphan mite boxes, at No. 1
North Third Street, Tuesday afternoon,
March 4th, from 4 to $50 F. NJ. AL are
invited to assist the good cause.
Miss Bertha Orth. of Washington, D.
c.. but who has been spending the past
few weeks at the Charleston Exposition,
is now visiting the Misses Mathews. Of
No. 40 East Leigh Street,
Miss Mercer is visiting Mrs. James
Hoofnagle, at her home in Ashland, and
was given by her hostess Tuesday a de-
lightful entertainment. at which the deco
rations were in yellow and black, the Il.
NJ. c. colors. The feature Of the evening