The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-21

drawn work. Tho guests Of the club
were: Miss Sue Gordon Webb. of VIII
t-ude Camm. Mrs. Churchill Young.
Mrs. Luther Warren, Mrs. Edmund
Benson and Mrs. Robert Reynolds.
Mrs. Luther Warren entertained at
cards Friday night in honor OF her guest,
Mrs. Charles Fleming. Of Atlanta Mrs.
Edmund Benson kept score upon the back
of a beautiful picture OF Lady Wash
ington, which was afterwards presented
to Mrs. Fleming. Later. q chaf1ns dish
was made by Mrs. Warren. assisted by
Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs Blankenship, and
tempting accessories were served with the
Welsh rabbit. Among the guests were:
Mrs. Sheldon Butler, Mrs. Edwin Hew-
lit. Mrs. Adolphus Blair, Mrs. Thomas
Adkins, Mrs. Robert Blankenship, Mrs
John Taylor, Mrs. j. Allison Hodges,
Mrs. Robert Reynolds. Mrs. Archer lat
terson and Mrs. T. Catesby Jones.
Miss EfHe Audrey Lacy, who is to be
married. this evening at $50 o'clock to
Senator Haley, Of Rocky Mount Va. en-
tertained her bridal party and few
fonends last night at her home on Grove
Avenue. The house was decorated with
a pleasing combination of pink flowers
and palms. while the pink effect was
also carried out in Miss Lacy's gown Of
white chiffon over pink taffeta. An ele-
CANT buffet supper was served from a
table covered with La France roses, sur
rounding q large bride cake. which was
cut by the bridesmaids. a!s1Id much mer-
riment and wishes for the bride-elect's
health. Miss Lacy, who is strikingiy
pretty blonde with the unusual combina-
ton of dark brown eyes. was assisted in
resolving by her mother. Mrs j. &
Lacy, and her bridesmaids and maid OF
honor. Misses Gillie Neville OF Ports
mouth: Eleanor Clingan, of Jackson,
Miss; Ethel Hale. of Rocky Mount:
Elizabeth Lacy, of Pals, Va: Louise
Walthall, Bessie Hagan and Mise Lucille
Deaderick, Of Jonesboro. Tenn. Among
the others present were the groomsmen,
Messrs. o. H. Price, J. NJ. Carper, H.
Dalton billiard. DR.. D. R. Wood. Of
Rocky Mount; DR.. C. C. Price. Of Arkan-
sas; Mr.. A. E. Hale, of Texas. and Mr..
Douglas Lacy and Mr. George C. Lat
ferty. of Washington. and Mrs. GAVIN
Tabb, OF Portsmouth; Miss Lottie Lacy.
of. Pals. Va; Miss Lille johnson OF
WSst Point; the Misses Neville, of Ports,
mouth; Miss Bessie Rountree, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Rountree and Miss Kate
Fuller.
Mrs. Garrett Wall gave an enjoyable
supper Monday night in honor OF Mrs
Sheldon Butler, who has been lavishly
entertained during her visit here. Pink
roses, handsome embroidery and pink
shaded candelabra embelIished the table,
Upon which was spread a feast Of good
things. Others present were Mrs Thorn
as Adkins, Mrs Edwin Hewitt and Mrs
c. w. P. Brock.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met at
the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon.
wien the highest score north and south
was made by Mrs. Doyle and Miss Tyler:
east and west by Mrs. Waddill and Miss
@, aries.
A reunion will be held at West Point on
the oath of May of the old Fifteenth vir-
GINA Regiment. that was commanded dur
ing. the war by Colonel Thomas P. August
and composed of companies from Rich
rnond. Hanover and Henrico counties.
The Committee of Arrangements is COM
posed of Mr.. A. L. Lumsden, chairman;
| sir. George P. Haw, General a. l.. Phil
lips. Mr.. Allen NJ. Lyoa. Colonel John
Murphy, Mr.. J. S. Moore and Mr. B. NJ
Batkins. The train will leave from the
Southern depot at 9:15 A. NJ. and return
ing reach Richmond at $50 P. NJ.
The biennial convention of the National
Society of Colonial Danes opened yester-
day morning at the New Willard Hotel.
Washington. The sessions of the conven-
ton will last for four days and will be
presided over by Mrs. Justine van REM
selaer, president Of the society
The unwilling of the memorial tablet
In Arlington Cemetery to the soldiers and
sailors of the Spanist-American war
which is in charge of the Society Of Co
lonial Danes in America, will take place
to-day at 4:3O P. NJ.
Mrs. Henry A. White of Lexington,
Va. will represent Mrs. Herbert A. Clai-
! orne, the president of the Virginia Co
Ionial Danes, and a ice-president Of the
National Society, at the unwilling cere-
rnonial to-day Mrs. Robert A. Lancas-
ter. Mrs. w. T. Robins. Mrs Reginald
Gillian. Mrs. Charles Burgess Bal. and
others are delegates from this city to the
biennial convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Chesterman have
left for Winston-Salem. N. c., where they
will spend week. Mrs. Chesterman goes
to attend the centennial celebration of
her alma mater. an interesting account
Of which was printed In Monday after
Moons Leader.
Miss Martha Langston. Of Atlanta, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Taylor Ellv-
son. at No 10 East Franklin Street. re-
| turned LONE Monday.
Mrs Russell Robinson and her little
granddaughter reached Richmond Mon
day from New York. and spent the night
at Mrs. Duvars. No. so1 East Franklin
Street They left yesterday morning for
Mrs. Robinsons country home In Nelson
county.
Miss Mary Drewry. who has been a
student at the Winston Salem College dur
ing the past winter. will return home to-
day Miss Drewry will be accompanied
by Miss Ethel Corbin. of Havana. Cuba.
Mrs. G. w. Fleming. OF Atlanta. who is
a sister Of Miss Matoaca Gay. has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. w. l. White. East Franklin Street
The Industrial Chapter of Holy Trinity
Church will hold a strawberry festival
ma a