The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-30
SOCIAL LIFE AVII,L.BE GAY
AFTER THE QUIETUDE.O LENT

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ones are invited from to 2, and they
are promised a treat with magic Ian
tern slide and for those that like 1t,
banding may be ihdulged in. From s.
o'clock until IL the elders will be enter.
tanned. and besides dancing. "a charming
programme has been arranged, embrace
ing recitations by Miss Kate Fuller, Miss
Rosalie Pettus, Kiss Lizzie Bailey md
Miss Marie j ohuson, while vocal selec-
lions will be contributed by Captain
Frank Cunningham, Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mr.. L. Mitchell; comic songs and a duet.
and chorus by Miss Edna Barbour and
Miss Minnie King, assisted by the Ma
scnic Home choir Instrumental music.
will be furnished by the Newberry
Brothers. Light refreshments will be
served and the Masonic Temple will be
decorated prettily, fer the fete.
The Cosby-wright Combination will
be given at the Academy Of Music to-
morrow night under the auspices OF the
A. p. v. "A. The programme, which Is a
pot pouri Of burlesque. contains The
Gainsborough Lady" which is the latest
New York success, with q Set of aTur-
quose," Jewel of literature, accompa-
MED by THE Violin Maker Of Cremona,"
a comedetta from the French of Fran
co.'s Coppee. Besides this there will be
a play called shakespeare a Ia Bur
lesque, and scene which contains
Roman and Grecian Galleries" and
"Pompeiian Dancinp Girls
The patronesses for this charming and
mirthful combination will be Mrs. jos
seph Bryan, Mrs. ]. Taylor Ely
son, Mrs. Enders Robinson, Mrs. Vir-
ginius Hall, Mrs. W. T. Robins, Mrs. W.
G. Stanard, Mrs. William c. Bentley and
Mrs. Caskie Cabcll.
The Faithful Circle Of Kings Daughters,
which has among its members Mrs Clar-
ence Cadot Misses Marianne and Kate
Meade, Mrs. John Reed, Miss Stanley At
kins, Mrs. Robert Blankenship, Mrs. Geo.
Warren, Mrs. William .Taliaferro, Miss
Florence Tyler, Mrs. Freeman Dance,
Mrs. Alfred Cary, Mrs. Turner Arlington,
and Miss Virginia Berrian, has issued
unique invitations for next Wednesday
night, which read:
to attend her spring opening of neckwear,
which she will exhibit under the au-
spices of Faithful Circle Of the Kings
Daughters at No. 1O3 South Third Street.
from to P. NJ, Wednesday, April I'd.
Silver tea, ping pong to 10.
At night the admission will include ice
cream, cake and gossip. Ping pong which
is creating quite q, stir in the fashionable
world, will be played, and many of its
devotees are expected to be present, and
altogether it bids fair to rival in popu-
larity any Of the mid-week Easter fes-
tivities.
Master Robert Groner during the last
week entertained many of his young
| friends in honor of his fourth birthday.
The residence of his grandfather, Mr.. Jas.
3. Pace, was filled with brilliantly tinted
eggs, which afforded the little ones great
amusement in an exciting hunt The lucky
finder Master Churchill Young was
| awarded a large white rabbit, filled with
candy eggs, while the consolation was
life-like pig.
! During the afternoon dainties were
served from a. charmingly decorated East
err table. which had as a center bowl
of jonquils, around which q brood. of
downy chickens gathered, while around
this was a procession of ducks and geese.
To one end of the long table was q hens
nest of ice cream, while at the other was
the birthday cake, with four wax tapers.
The little ones were sorry to stop their
| merry games when the time came to say
farewell.
The First Baptist Church bazaar, Fri
,lay night was a great success, and
everyone who went from the little ones:
who enjoyed the egg-hunt in the after
| noon, to their elders at night, had good
time Mrs w. r. Smith, Mrs. ]. Taylor
Fllyson, Mrs. Frank Crump Mrs w. Is.
Freeman Mrs. J. B. Montgomery, Miss
| Bette Ellyson, Miss Sye Roberts, Mrs
A. L. Stafford, Mrs. William Sadler,
Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. T.
B. johnson and others. The candy Ia
BILE and refreshments were served by
bevy Of young girls in dainty costumes,
among whom were Misses Brooks Phip-
pen, Belle Willingllam. Lucy Smith,
Louise Steel, Vera Palmer, Lee Pitcher,
Elsie Young, katherine Sherwood, Evie
Penick, and others.
Quite a number of Woman's College
students left here for Washington Fri
| day, while another party will so to Old
Point tomorrow.
Miss Bacon, of Georgia, and Miss Ry-