The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04
MILLINERY TEA
Young Men Trim Hats in Fulton-OYs.
ter Supper at Powhatan.
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Thc ..1nillinery tea" given by the Cup
OF Cold Water Circle of the Kings Daugh-.
tiers, Thursday night, while being unique,
was interesting, and a success. The tea
was given at the spacious residence OF
Councilman F. H. CARRIER. The lower
floor was tastefully decorated with ferns
and cut flowers. An interesting musical
programme was well rendered under the
Girectorship OF Mr.. James T. Estes. a
duet. ..In the Shadow of the Pines" by
Misses NIayme Jordon and Lillian Duke
and the graphaphone selections of Captain
Clifford Rice, were we'll rendered and Won
much favor. Misses Pearl Smith and Net
tie Seals and Annie Gayle rendered a
number of piano selections.
The hit of the evening was the hat
trimming by several young men which
was humorous. It was amusing to see
how they handed the needles and thin
bles
The judges were A1eslames r. Nielsen.
T. II. CARRIER and Annie Talley. The
prizes were awarded as follows: First
%riize.. for the best trimmed hat, went to
Mr.. Haynes, which was a gold scarf pin.
The second prize was awarded to Ernest
Furch whose work showed much taste.
The prize, a small colored china doll. Gre
ated considerable laughter, when Mr..
Estes presented it. Refreshments Were
served after the awarding of the prizes.
Among those who participated In the
unique tea were Misses Martha Black.
Laura Dowden, Sallie and Josie N1anoey.
Wayne and Rosa Jordan. Lillian and
Maude Duke. Annie Gayle. Pearl Smith,
Fannie Dowden, Lucy Brown, Monte
Leonard. Susie Chldress. Bessie Black,
Amelia Keuster. Hattie Leonard. Nettie
Seals, Eva Wren, Mesdames S. sA-#DUke,
Percival Smith, Henry HILL Mr.. and Mrs
r.. Nielsen, NIessrs. George Pierce, William
McGrudcr, Mr.. Haynes, Charles and
Leroy Smith, Charles and Willie Chit.
dress. Toney Manoley, Ernest Burch,
John Daugherty Harry Hudson. Mr..
Binns Ernest Turner, James CARRIER.
CAPTAIN c. c. Rice, William Eeveridgc,
and Mr. Atkins.
There was delightful oyster supper!
given at '.Powhatan'' Thursday night by
several young gentlemen. Music. etc,
were INDUCED in until about II O'Clock,
when the happy party returned home.
having spent a pleasant evening.
Those present We're Misses Maud Eacho,
Addie and Alma Martin, Elsie Spicer,
Florence and Sadie Wiener, Sidney Mein-
hard Emma Montgomery. Nellie Bos-
Duet Mamie 5duue% dlillle SileSttl,
Hancock, Nellie Mcclure. The gentle
men were Nessrs. Lewis Rock. Allie Ca
veda, Dan Hogan. Ike and Collie Vol
pert, John McAvoy. Robert Darby. Ems
met Coleman. Joe YLipford Charles NIosby,
Willie Snead. Harvey McCabe. NJ. Eacho.
Mr.. Joseph Morgan and Mrs. Alice
King. both of Fulton were quietly mar
ried last night by Rev. ". S. Leake al
his residence on Graham Street.
~ o,,, r;1Js}
has been closed for two months on ac-
count of extensive repairs. will open for
services on next Sunday.
Mr. s. b Miller, who has been Ill with
typhoid-fe fever. is able to be about again.:
Mr. Miller will leave Monday on bust
ness trip to New York.
John Keuster has returned from
visit to his old home at Raleigh. n. c.
The Board of Registration for Earina
District, of Henrico, are. sitting this week
at Carriers Precinct, on Fulton Hill. at
Whitlock's store.