The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL

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lesantly laid. tie senter being OF PINK
roses in a cut glass vase, resting On 70, q
Eattenburg square AT. the corners were
silver candclabra with pink shades. while
smaller bowls OF roses were artist1caily
placed here and there. The Invited guests
included Mr. and Mrs. e. NJ. Whitaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stevens, MI.
and Mrs Decatur Axtell, Mr.. and MIS-
c. z. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Potts. MI and at M 8 s.
Garrett Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. SUI
Ivan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Orndoff Dr. ana
Mrs. c. w. P. Brock. Mr.. ana MRS.
w. F. La Eonta and Miss Mary stan
ford.
a delightful cotillon vas that last night
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Akin
son and the Misses Atkinson, st the Ma
sonic Temple dancing commencing al
8 O'Clock. Just before midnight an eie-
CANT supper was served on small taolss'
which were decorated with exquisite cen
ters of plants. pink roses, carnations ''iio
niSnonette, While palms and sn1liaN V'eEt
grouped in the long ballroom. the ~
ter being twisted in the chanaerNer. nc
ball was decidedly among the most prom
inent social functions OF the week.
At the card party given Ey Nirs. S's'.
rett Wal. in honor of Mrs. Il M fto;tu-
icy Thursday night, the first prize,
| handsome vase, was won by Mrs. Walter
Morton the second, a pair of brass can
desticks, by Mrs Thomas Boiling. ana
the consolation, a Gibson picture frame,
by Miss Belle Perkins.
At the meeting of the :. P V. A this
week several members opposed The Pre-
posed pilgrimage in May Of Mrs. Car
dine Foote-Marsh. who wants to BRING
a party of Northern people to jamestown.
and show them the Virginia homes and
relics with 4 view to purchasing II
terms can be arranged. Mrs. Foote
Marsh, is well known il Richmond, anG
a few years ago resided at Clarcmons'
ON James River. Some time ago she
offered the members Of the Virginia An
tiouarian Society an old chest, which
she is said to have dug up at jamestown
but which Mrs. Foote-Marsh says was
brought over in 1867 in an English vessel.
and contains the names OF the James
town Council. No action was taken IN
either matter, but both were laid over
to the next meeting.
Governor and Mrs. a. ]. Montague will
leave tomorrow for Atlanta and will bs
the guests of honor at several social
functions.
Mr. and Mrs Norwood Mitchell will
give Il reception Monday from to {
O'Clock. Mrs. Mitchell was, before her
marriage, Miss Otey, of Lynchburg.
Dr.. and Mrs. Dunbar Roy will also
entertain in their honor. Mrs. Roy was
Miss Elicit, OF this city, before her mar:
age and only returned to Atlanta
few days ago from a visit to her parents
M. and Mrs. T. II. Elicit.
Dixie in Ante-Bellum Days will be
the social feature next week at the Y.
NJ. c. y. Miss l1ugenia Livingston
Tucker and Miss Josie f. Kensinger will
star in it, and wiz entertain their hear
ers for the benefit of the WomiIn's Chris
tan Association. Ex-Governor Bob
Tucker says: II heard Miss Tucker with
pleasure. Her stories are full OF life.
Miss kensinger. is AN. expert performer
on her harp, and too much praise can
not be bestowed on this bright woman
who has been educated in Cincinnati
and Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton H. Grundy CAV,
q box party last night in honor of MIS-.
T. NJ. Hoadley and Mrs. Garrett Wall,
after which a supper was given.
The Girls Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Miss Maria Blair last night.
who lectured on Naples. Miss Leahy
also recited several humorous selccnoms,
and a pleasant evening was spe1.l By al!
those present.
Miss Nina Smith entertained her friends
at cards last night live tables of four
hand euchre being Played
Mrs Tunstall Smith, of Baltimore (nee
Miss Josephine FairfaX), is visiting Mrs
John :Moseley Walker, at No. 314 Harri-
son Street.
Miss Bessie Brannan entertained the
West End Violet Social Cub this week.
Several vocal selections were rendered
by Messrs. Totty, Bailey, Burrus and Mil
Ter, while Miss Lottie Clarke during the
evening played several waltzes, to which
q number danced.
Mrs w. S. Haskins. of New Orleans,
was the guest of honor at an informal
''at home given by AIRS. j. Clement
Shafer ard Hiss Carrie 3. Shafer. at
their suburban home, "ShadyhurSt.' on
the Hermitage Road, from to O'Clock.
Many friends called, and q pleasant al
tcrnoon was spent.
Mrs Joan Stewart OF Brook HILL
| will give an elegant luncheon to-day IN
honor of Miss Harriet Curtis. who is
the guest Of Miss Adair Minor.
Mrs. Harry Hofrecker, Of Wilmington,
Del. is the guest of Mrs. Nannie y.
Werth. She attended the Colonial re-
/! ception, being a Delaware Dame. Mrs.
| Eiofrecker will be remembered as the
T! beautiful Miss Bette Meade, OF Lees
burg, Va.
Mrs Charles Washington Coleman IS
| the guest OF Mrs. Werner Moore ,anG
Will leave tonight fo- a visit to relatives
| in New York
Miss Juliet Scott has returned from APP
pomattox, where she has been the guest
OF Mrs. II. e. TAILOR.
Mrs. Arthur IT. Rutledge. OF Louis
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