The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-21
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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PERSONAL ;
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The Coo Coo Club gave another Of lis
enjoyable dances Wednesday night at the
Monticello Hall. A feature of the even
| ing aside from The dancing, was the inn
personatlon by Mr.. Irving Goodman.
Handsome prizes were given; the fret, q
pair Of gold opera glasses, to Miss Lola
Appellant, for the best dancer. Mr.. Harry
Levy was awarded a gold pin, and Miss
Lily Schwarzschild bunch Of American
Peauty roses. Among the merry party
| " ere the Misses Esther Thalhimer, Yetta
Gcldenbl1rg, Reta Jacobs, Bertha Dettei-
bach, Blanche Kaufman, Lily Wise, Lily
Black, Lily Schwarzschild, Title Held,
Flora Kahn, Ray Hessburg, Maurica
Cohn, Stella COIN, Essle karon, kena
Strauss, Lola Apolant, Irving Kaufman,
Irving Goodman, Irving Held, Lewis Held,
N:yer Schwartz, Albert Schwartz, Harry
Levy, Ralph Levy, Julian Ruebenstein,
Sam Iseman, Nathan Hellstern. Adolph
Jacobs, Oscar Kahn, Eddie Echel, Sidney
Stern, Henry Schwarzschld, Leon Lch-
tenstein.
J he Westmoreland Club was the scene
81 much excitement Wednesday night,
when the final pool tournament contest
vas held between Messrs. Isaac D. Will
FANS and Henry l.. Cabell. After a
close contest Mr.. Williams came off vic
t"1lous. winning the first prize "a stirrup
cnu-and Mr.. Cabell took the second prize
: an ornamented flask. The prizes were
cfIered by the Westmoreand Club, and
were presented on behalf of the donor
by Judge Duke, OF Charlottesville, who
performed the service gracefully.
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lnaugurated for the championship of the
club Mr.. Roger A. Pryor, Jr., of New
hcrk, has offered a handsome prize to
he competed for. There will be no handi-
cap in this series
The Jefferson Club was brilliantly light
ed last night. the occasion being the
third Of series of dances, which are
being led by Mr.. Eugene Constine, and
io1oWad by enjoyable suppers, which
are given on small tables In the long
dining-room of the club The dance of
last night was greatly enjoyed by a
ntmoe OF young people, who danced into
the wee small hours of the morning.
Miss BERTHE Noting was given hand
some souvenir Of the launching of the
Berkeley Tuesday. The fragments OF
the bottle broken against the Berke-
le:,s Prov with the silken netting when
encased them, and the red. white and
blue ribbons attached, were brought to
Miss Noting on small silver platter
decorated with colonial beading and en-
graved with the name of the ship. the
cate of the launching, and Miss Nolt-
ings name.
Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson gave one
OF the most enjoyable luncheons of the
Lenten season yesterday, at which the
decorations were of spring flowers rest
ing on handsome Battenburg mats The
guests OF honor, whom the guests were
invited especially to meet, were Mrs.
Lewis Hyde OF New York. and Mrs.
Mcclure, of Winchester
Easter wedding invitations are COM
mencing to be received. Among those
sent out yesterday were for the we'd
ding of Miss Annie Lee Fourqurean and
Mr.. Agernon Storrs Grant, the cere-
mony to take place April I'd Miss
tOurqurean is the attractive and popu-
lar daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M
fouraurean' while the groom-elect is a
prominent resident of Henrico county,
having a lovely home just Oft the Brooke
road.
Miss Newhiser entertained the Acorn
Club Wednesday night, and arrangements
were completed for the Easter german,
which will be danced April End. Miss
Mccarthy will entertain the club next
Tuesday night at her home, No 1917 Car
rington Street
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club was de-
lightfully entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. ]. Willard Craig, at her hand
some residence on Lombardy Street. The
members were out in full force. and
spirited game of duplicate whist was
played by those present.
Mrs. William Brandon Rudd, of Hamp-
ton, Va, is. visiting her mother, Mrs. D. B.
Prosser, on Church Hill. for a few days.
Mrs. George E. Anderson is visiting her
sister, airs. Karl. for few days in Bal
timore.
Miss. Alice Hotchkiss. who has been
spending six weeks with Mrs Munce IN
few days.
Miss Lizzie Mann will leave shortly for
Gloucester. where she will be one of
large house party for two weeks
Mrs. Q. D. Waller, of Spotsylvania, is
in the city, the guest of Mrs. J. Bell Big
ger.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher, who has been
the guest Of Mrs FIisgirson. in Abe
marie, is now visiting Mrs. James r.
Taylor, OF Stanton.
The Woman's Christian Association
will hold an important meeting this COM
ing Monday at II o'clock, to which every
member Of the Board Of Managers is
urged to attend.
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The Helping Circle of Kings Daughters
WILL meet Friday at half-past 4. at the
residence of Misses Bailey, 1901 North
Twenty-fifth Street. Every member is
urged to attend and bring donation, as
pound party will be given for the benc-
tit of several poor families.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of King
Daughters will meet with Miss Matte
Jennings No. 26ct East Broad Street on
Saturday afternoon, March 22c, st 1
o'clock.
Mrs Celeste Moore IS visiting her
grandmother MRS. N. A. Martin in