The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-12
SOCIAL AND
PERSON AL

PERSONAL
The residence of the Misses Bodeker
was ablaze with light last night, the oc-
scasion being the S. 2. c. A. social, which
was among the largest social functlons
of the week.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms, carnations and potted plants,
while pink ribbons were drawn from
chandelier to chandelier, making charm
ing effect. From behind a bank OF PAINS
an orchestra played sweet music, Wille
during the evening an excellent musical
programme was rendered and recltatlonS
given by Mrs. YeamanS. The guests on
entering We're received by Governor and
Mrs. A. j. Montague, Misses Pearl ana
Ruby Bodeker, Mrs. Virginia Peasants,
Mrs. w. r.. Robins, Mrs. Benjamin PAIN
err Mrs. Parker Dashiel Miss Lucy Tenn
pie Harrison, Miss c. II. Elicit, Mrs.
Alice Reddy and Mrs. David Prosser
The dining-room, where the light re-
freshments We're served, was charming
in a color scheme of pink, the center
piece on the table being formed OF roses
in cut-Siass bowl, resting on drawn
work mat, laid over pink Satln Among
those who waited on the guests were MIS-.
George T. Bagby, Mrs. William MaEpee,
Mrs. C. w. HARDWOOD, Miss Lucy CARE
Atkinson, Miss Mamie Harvey ana MISS
Antoinette Wilkinson.
MANY handsome and elaborate gowns
We're worn by the guests. who included
some Of the. best known people IN TINS
city.
The silver tea and musical last night at
the residence of Miss Louise Catlin was
decided success and the guests were
received by members of the Earnest
Workers of Grace-Street Presbyterian
Church. Among the receiving party were
Miss Louise Catlin, Miss Callie Courtney,
Miss Lena Montgomery, Miss Matte
Mayo, Miss Nina Constable, Miss Pansy
Paris and Miss irene Robertson. Light
refreshments were served during the ceree
mony and a musical programme and reel
tations were much enjoyed. Those who
contributed to the enjoyment or the even
ing were Mrs. G. r. Brengle, Mrs NJ. s.
FitZ, Mr. John Gooch Miss Ollie Beile
HARDWOOD Miss Adele Courtney, Master
Bird Goodsbie, Miss Nina Constable ana
a Mandolin Club.
One of the social events Of next week
will be the "silver tea Friday at the
residence of Miss NIaude Starke, on West
Grace Street, of the Young Girls Mis-
sionary Society of the Second Baptise
Church. Among those who have an IN
Smith, Miss Evelyn Penick, Miss Vera
Palmer Miss Belle Willingham. Miss
Kathleen Sherwood Miss Susie Mccarthy,
Miss Florence Young, Miss Madge Mont
gomery, Miss Katie Jones, Miss lnez
Booth, Miss Bliss Williams, Miss Lucy
Mccarthy and Miss Lillian hellam.
Miss Lucetta Knox entertained infor-
mally Wednesday afternoon in honor Of
her guest, Miss Clements, of Bristol, Il.
7. The decorations in the dining-room
were of jonquils and the dainty refresh
| ments served by Miss Emily Knox and
| Mrs. Conway Macon Knox.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Walton an
nounce the approaching marriage of their
| daughter, Miss Pocahontas Walton. to
Mr.. William P. Stultz, the ceremony to
| take place April 10th. Rev. G. O. Meade
! officiating.
Mrs. Charles Walker entertained the
Kate wheelock Whist Club Thursday af-
| ternoon, when, after q delightful ana
| spirited contest, the highest score was
| obtained by Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Per
| kins north and south. and Mrs. Todd and
Mrs. Shacklefoot east and west.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club was
| char1ningly entertained Thursday night at
| the residence of MIR. Thomas Moore, Whe3
| after a spirited game the highest sc01e
| of the players resulted in the honors fall
ing to Mrs. Harry Webster and Mrs. ..
w. P. Brock, Mrs. Martin will be the hos
| tess next week.
Miss Mary Garrett Mccarthy, who is
! the guest of Miss Sophie White. is one
of the most admired Of the Baltimore
society girls, and is winning many friends
in this city.
Mrs. r. Carter Wexford. Of Sabin Hall,
| is the guest of Mrs. 3. Rand Wexford,
No. los East Grace Street.
Miss Eileen Hearon left yesterday at
ternoon for the University Of Virginia,
Mrs Charles w. Kent, for a week or
1 more.
Mrs. Richard Wilson will entertain the
new card club Wednesday.
Mrs. John Brander will be the guest the
first part OF next week of Mrs. T. NJ
1 Brander.
j Mrs Carter Scott will entertain the
| Afternoon 3Euchre Club next Friday night.
Miss Mary Johnston is the guest for a
i few days Of DR.. and Mrs. George Ben
Johnston, and will remain in the city till
Monday. Miss Johnston Is warmly vel vel
coined by her many FRIEND
Mr.. and Mrs c. K.@Lassiter left Thurs
j day for New York, and before returning
4 will go to Schenectady, NJ