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

4 baba Synagogue. March 18th. at $3.50
q clock Mr. Schwarzschild is promi-
lent banker and broker of this city VIM WINE
the bride-elect Is one of the most at
tractive girls in her large circle OF
friends. fxi.{ .S.lSs..-
q double auartette has been organized
at Richmond College 1t is composed OF
r S. Hudgins and Strubble Mcconnell.
first tenors; T. v. N1cCauI and r. B. Cox,
second tenors. A NJ. Kerfoot and w. y.
Cox. first bassos. and p. &. Alley and
Ralph Morgan, second hassos.
Owing 10 tho rain Friday morning
there was not a quorum present at the
meeting Of the ladies at Centenary Church
ct II o'clock. The ladies OF the various
churches will meet now on Monday at
Isoon at Centenary to arrange for~ the
Executive Board meeting of the Metho-5
Gist Episcopal Church, South, which is
to meet at Centenary Church April 18th
To 25th
AT the approaching SchUmann concert
lext month society will be we'll repre-
sented, and among those who will enter
tain at theatre parties are Mr.. Alex. 5.
GEigon. Mr.. +. O. Myers. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Davenport.
Sir. and Mrs. Barton TT. Grundy enter
tanned at a, box party Thursday night to
Tear Paderewski Among their guests
Were Mr.. and Mrs George w. Stevens.
Miss Helen Stevens, and Miss Seldom, Of
Goochiand
A box party for Otis Skinner Wednes-
day was that of Mir. John Walker, who
entertained Mr.. and Mrs Henry Stuart,
of Russell county, and Mrs. George Ben.
Johnston.
Mrs. T. William Pe;noerton gave a
pretty luncheon in honor OF Mrs. Charles
Isabelle Davis. of New York. The cen
trepiece was formed of pink roses and
maidenhair, while the souvenirs mere
maltese crosses formed Of vioIets, the
symbol Of the order which Mrs. Davis is
National Secretary of. The guests in
vited to meet Mrs. Davis included Mrs
Florence Burton Mrs. A. L. Warren,
Mrs L. B. Janney and Mrs. George r.
King.
a philant11ropic meeting during the
week was that of the Board of Manag gers
of the Belle S. Bryan Day Nursery and
kindergarten Friday afternoon at I
o'clock, with Mrs. c. P. Walford presid-
ing. Interesting reports from all the
committees wero received, and it was de-
cided to elect a new matron at the next
meeting, which will be held the latter
part of March.
Miss Bcrta Noting has returned to the
city after a delightful visit to the Misses
Iassiter, of Petersburg. On Thursday
Miss Netting was given an informal tea
by her hosteSses, when Miss Virginia
Lassiter poured tea and Miss Anna Las
sitter served the dainty refreshments.
Talking of Petersburg, this weeks
Echo" says there has been an ''Anti-
Gossip Society" formed. Two prominent
society ladies are among the organizers,
and their husbands straightway endowed
it, and so it is in a f1ourishing condition.
Miss Maria Blair will lecture on the
Seven Great Painters of the World
next Thursday afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock
at the Woman's Christian Association,
under the auspices of Circle No. s. of
Gracc-Street Presbyterian Church. of
which Mrs. Matte D. Burfood is chair
man. This lecture has only once before
been delivered in this city, and then be-
fore the student body of the Richmond
Female Seminary, SO great many of
Miss Blairs admirers viii be delighted
al this opportunity TO hear her. on this
interesting subject.
Tho Kate Wheelock Whist Club met
Thursday at the residence of Mrs. Shep-
pcrd. when the trial of skill resulted in
the highest score being attained north
and south by Misses Mary and Julia
WaddilI. while The honors cast and west
We're shared between Mrs. J D. Riddicls
and Mrs. Il. a. Shepherd The next
meeting will be Thursday at the resi-
donce Of Mrs. Warner Moore.
MIR. James A. N1oncure entertained at
an elegant birthday dinner Monday
night at which covers We're laid for
twelve, and the decorations were in
American beauties. The guests included:
Mcssrs Granville Valentine. Linwood
Antrim, S. S. p. Patteson, William Hab-
liston Robert Lancaster, IL. William
Daniel, Cunningham Hall, Fair Boiling.
Richard Johnson, Rutherford Rose and
Herbert Gray.
Mrs. Miriam Michelbsche: celebrated
her seventeen birthday Wednesday by
,ccention. at which the color scheme was
in red, a large birthday cake. bearing the
inscription '.Nliriam Angle Michelbacher,
1S3s2-1oa2'' forming the table center. Mrs.
Michelbacher is the mother of Mrs. Sam
ucl Cohen, Mrs. Morris II. Asher, Mrs.
Samuel Bcndheim, Miss Fanny Michel
bacher and AIcss-s Guy and Nathan
MchelbacEer.
The approaching musical at the 7. N.
C. A., TO be given by Miss Mary Ashley
Eel and Mr. Heath Gregory. of New
York, on March 14th is creating quite.
a stir in the social world, and the list
Of patrons is most encouraging to the
popular young soloist, who has host
of friends in this city. Mr.. Gregory was
heard here as tho baritone in Madame
fSeyada's concert in the late fall. Among
tl;cse who will attend the recital are Mr..
anG Mrs Thomas Boiling, Mrs a. Y.
Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs 7. William Pemberton, Mr..
ana Mrs. c. e. Tanner. Mr. and Mrs. u.
II. Cloves, AR and Mrs. Charles Evelyn
Smith, Mrs. Edward p Mayo, Professor
and Mrs. i. w Boatwright, Mr.. and
Ers. Clarence Nlillhiser, Mr. and Mrs.
Parton Grtndy. Major and Mrs l. D.
Patton. Mr.. ]. Il. Anderson, AR and Mrs.
MAILER w. Morton. Mrs. NirEinius Hall.
pr. and Mrs Il. j. Willingham. MIR. and
Mrs. George w. Warren, Mr. John Ruth
crfoord. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Harwood,
DIR. and Mrs /. NJ Cowardn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Gray, Mrs. George Ben John
ston. Mr.. J. II, Y. Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Ellyson, Miss Belle Perkins, DIR.