The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

PERSO
Every day. the number OF hostesses
increases until next Wednesday, wnen
for six weeks they will cease to be- In
formal and formal entertainments are
taking up the time of the society favor
it's until she hardly has q moment TO
call her own. Among those who enter
tanned yesterday were Mrs. Barton II.
Grundy, who gave an elegant card par
ty, the decorations and prizes of which
were extremely handsome.
&Irs. Stephen Beveridgs also entertain
ed at cards at her home on Church Hill,
after which an elegant buffet supper
was served to about sixty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs John ". Goode were in
formally 'at bone, last night, between
the hours Of $3.50 and IL o'clock. the oc-
CASTOR being their wedding anniversary.
A few friends drove out to Mrs. ].
E. Willis country home, Pembroke" to
take luncheon in an informal manner.
Mrs James Rutherford entertained the
Emma Andrews Whist Club. at which
she had a few especially invited guests.
| Miss Mary Baughmau entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of Miss Nataiie
3OndersIoose, of Baltimore, at a delight
| full card party. at which the tally was
| kept with riolets, and the refreshments
| served on small tables at the conclu-
| sion of the game. Those who INDUCED
| in a spirited game of four-hand eucnre
! were the Misses Meta Hatcher. of Eau
| nuier: Isabel Chamberlin, of Media, Pa !;
| Mary Thompson, of West Virginia; sally
| Holiday, OF Hanover; Hattie Scott, OF
| Ashland; Miss Helen Harris, OF Louis
] rf,,{, Cv.ia =.
Northrop, Daisy Wilson, Roberta Alien.
| Anna Anderson, Carrie Shafer, Leila ana
/ Annie Gray, Bessie ad Leila Hill, MARI
! anne Meade, Mesdames James cannon,
| c. Cotesworth Pinckney, William Par
| rish. Stewart Woodward. A G. Brown,
| C. r. Guy, Misses Lou Belle Catseby
Jones, Jennie Schoen and Miss Wlnltred
| Crenshnw.
Miss Lucy Newton Christian entertained
her Young friends and. card club at
o'clock last night, at which the tables
were marked by gold letters on pink nd
hon. the score being kept by Miss Eiiz-
abeth Morrison and Master Joseph CHRIS
| tian, Jr, on bills attached to ribbon. Inc
| prizes were pin cushion, hand painted
picture frame and a collar button. Among
| those who played euchre were MISSES
| Rosalie Fontaine Jones, Katherine w at
| kins, Jean Knox, Kate Benson. Lily BOOK
| er, Ellen Meade, Sherred WILCOX, Al1ne
Jennings, Connie Evans, Courtney Crump.
Polly Robins, Mary Stewart Buforo, OF
Brunswick, Va; SIessrs. Thomas BLOCK
| enbrougn, George Brockenbrough Sutton,
| William E. Evans, Jr., Leslie Jennings,
Irving Blair, Roy Jones. Hugh Dabney,
William and Gillaer Minor. Harner
Meade, Harper Shelton. Warner and Mel
son Robins and Hugh Morrison.
nlr. Albert Wise led the Jefferson Club
cotillon Thursday night with Miss Birdie
Constine, Of Wilkesbarre, Pa, and Il
| proved to be a delightful social success
Among those who danced TO the strains
| of Thilow's Orchestra were Misses Berg
! of Carlisle, Pa; Wolff of New York
| Florence Eigenbrunn, OF Petersburg MIR
! mic kronenperg, of Carlisle, Pa; Saran
Buaner, of Baltimore; Newman, of Brook-
Ign; Corrine Strause. Eta Greentree
Beatrice Wallerstein, Mabel Sycle, Blanchs
| Heller, Lille Wise. Messrs. Charies
| Strause, Aaron Jacobs, Ike Greenhaum
Gustay,s oestreicher, Lee sycle Mcrde-
| cal Florsheim, Ralph Binswanger, Samuel
! Eichel, Martin Eiehel. Lou AInheiin,
| Charles Pearl, Samuel Wallerstein, Isaac
/ WaIlerstein and Berchold Goodman.
| The Emma Andrews Whist Club was
| entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
James Rutherford. who had as her
guests of honor Mrs. Fairfax Montague,
Miss Florence Tyler, Miss Lizzie Powell,
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Edmund Waddill.
Mrs z. Pace. Mrs. Thompson Brown, of
Bedford, and Mrs. Reginald Gillian.
The highest score was obtained by Miss
Sue Gordon and Miss Maggie Ferguson,
north and south, and Mrs. Fairfax Mon
tague and Miss Lizzie Powell east and
| west.
Mrs. I. n. Jones entertained in a de-
lightful manner the Kate Wheeloc'
Whist Club Thursday afternoon, when
after. q long contest, he h!ghe-t score wa
obtained by Mrs. Charles Todd and Mis-:
Bessie Lambert, north and south, anc
Mrs. Waller Scott and Mrs. Warner
Moore. east and west. The club win b
entertained next week by Mrs. Greanor
Neal, No. 927 West Grace Street.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club was
charnlingIy entertained Thursday night
by Miss Josephine Knox and spirited
game Of whist played by those present
the highest score being obtained by MI.
Clement Knox and Miss Florence Tyler.
The club will not meet again till Thurs
Lday week.
4
Miss Marie Snedlock. of London. En-
gland, who took such a hold on the Rich
mond people by her recitations of fairy
tales, will return to the Richmond pub
lie to-day. and they will not be slow &c
take this opportunity TO enjoy her Won
derful art. Miss Shedlock stands at tbs
head Of her profession both in this coun-
try and England, and though the audi
ence will be composed chiefly OF little chill
dren. her art will hold spelbound that OF
adults; for her reading and ideas OF Hans
Anderson's fairy tales makes one realize
if never before, "that one touch OF ma
ure makes the whole world kin"
The lecture will commence promptly al
3 o'clock in the old All-Saints' building
for which tickets may be obtained from
Briggs and Millers drug stores tbs
Rosemary Library and the Woman's Elk
change.
Mr.. James Holmes Britton, of this city
and Miss Matte Risque Gilloc!l, TIL
daughter Of Captain and Mrs. James w
.