The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13

The Afternoon Euchre Club was enter |
ta4nru .seL weeh ny Mrs. rnomas Chris
so often a guest of honor of this club.
The score was kept by Mrs. w. T. Rob
ms and Mrs. Otway Warwick and the
son picture frame. At the conclusion of
the game, refreshments were served on
the card tables to the guests, who IN
Annie NVerth. Susie Harrison, Mrs
Charles Bosher,- Mrs. James Hay, Miss
Mary Travers. Mrs: William Todd, Miss
Evelyn Gordon, Mrs Carter Scott, Mrs.
w. c. Bentley. Mrs. II. a. Williams, Mrs.
G. L. L. Davis, Mrs. John G. Farland,
Mrs Austin i, Brockenboro%gh, Miss Belle
Mrs. Moncure Perkins.
A jonquil reception was that given by
the Dorcas Society of the First Baptist
Church, which was given between the
hours Of and 10 Thursday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George Cooper. The house
was prettly decorated in ionquils and
s1nil;lX and in the corner of the room a
candy table, tastefuly adorned with
white flowers, ferns and green candles
in silver candelabra, was presided over
by Mesdames L. j. Boshcr, n. P. Cofer.
Ebert Waltlall. SCharles Hagan and
bevy of pretty girls.
The Reception Committee was com
posed Of Aesdames George Cooper, z. L.
Workman, r. Foushee, L~ B. Janney,
John Latham. y. NJ Gwathmey, 5. NJ.
Gwathmey. r. w. Powers, Carleton
Jackson, Julian Thomas. Reynolds. w.
S. Forbes, d. S. Mccarthy, Austin SPOTS
and Frank Cunningham
The pleasure of the occasion was much
enhanced by musical selections by. the
following well-l1nown talent: Miss NIalin
Burnett, Mis- Maud Porter Gum, Miss
SIMS Miss Myrtle Redford, Mrs. Hec-
uuemburg. Miss Bessie Hagan, Miss Toll
l,o-, II ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Shriver.
Mr.. Victor Mcneil, Miss Essie Philips
and Miss Brauer.
The ladies in charge of the dining
room were Aesdames Arthur Clarke. w.
Word, Young Jones. Luther jenkins, B.
y. Elenner, D. T. Putney, Misses Han
cock Fanny Potts and Mrs. s. Gwath-
mey.
Cohen store Thursday for the benefit
of the Home for Incurables Among
those who waited on the tired shoppers
We're Mrs. Peyton r. Darlington, Miss
Anna Ball, Mrs. +. j. Craigie, Miss Sallie
Greenlow. Mrs. A. c. Becker, Miss Alta
Foster, Miss Mary Jones, Mrs. w. H.
Tyler. Mrs. G.. a. Hawkins, Mrs. C. C.
Rosencrcntz. Mrs. Ben Cottrell, Mrs B.
G. Marry. Mrs. John S. Harwood, Mrs.
Loren Dickinson.
There have not been quite SO many
dances during the week, but one of the
most enjoyed was that Thursday eve
ming at the Masonic Temple of Miss Min
ME Williams cotillon class. Many hand
some costumes were noticed, and the
merry dancers fingered until the last
strains of 'eHome, Sweet Home were
waited through the palms and fragrant
11ol
stationed. Many new and intricate zig
urcs were introduced under the s1illful
leadership of Mr.. Glover Winter, of Sa-
vannah, Ga, with Miss Williams, who
was eXuuisitely gowned in white crepe de
chine over white taffeta. with accordion
pleatcd rufflcs and chiffon trimmings
The following ladies acted as chaperores:
NIcsdames Kenneth Cobb. Edgar MUIR
ply T.. w. Palmorc, Watson Myers and
w. Webster.
An al fresco luncheon was given at
Lakeside Wednesday by Mrs. Lucien Ia
turn in honor of Mrs. Taussig, of st,
Louis, who is the guest Of Mrs. Edward
Lewis. A spirited game of golf was
played before, at which dainty prizes
were offered. Among TIE guests We're
Mrs. Edward ]. Willis. Mrs James Walk
&er. Mrs. Lewis Catlett5 Williams, Mrs
Lancaster w lllld1nS, NllSSFT Lewis, MISS
Hodge, Of Philadelphia; Miss Margaret
Stringfellow, Miss Mary PeG-am. Mrs.
Edward May, of Sioux Falls, and Mrs
Benjamin Palmer.
The new dancing class of Miss Eva Lee
Bowcock at Northside Hall Friday night
was a great success. and doubtless will
prove one of the many delightful social
diversions of the spring-tide. the hall and
drive-out making it.. OH warm evenings.
q much looked forward to event. Dances
will be given every Friday night and will
be chaperoned by. Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Blair,
and Mrs. Carlton.
The list of paintings that will be hung
at the Richond Art Exhibition in May
are daily increasing. and among those
who will exhibit is Mr.. Cary Seldom Rod
man. of New York. who has recently re-
turned from abroad and is a graduate Of
the 8Beaux Arts. in Paris. where he re-
ceived some medals. He will exhibit two
water colors.
Some works of r. A.. Joseph, the pres
3ident of the American Miniature Asso-z
citation, will also be seen, and invitations
have been extended for exhibits from the
art schools of Philadelphia, Chicago,
Baltimore, New 7 orlS and Boston.
This is the seventh annual exhibition,
and the committees are doing all in their
power to make it "a grand successes.
Mrs Charles Walker emf ertained the.
Kat sNheelock Whist Club Thursday af-
sternool: n hen fters a delightful and spir-*
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