The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12
ing the Horse Show, and when q visitor
in the city. followed the hounds OF the
Deep Run Hunt Club.

The Confederate Museum was presented
. by Mrs. p. j. Dempsey, OF Alexandra,
picture Of Sergeant Hi..l J ones Christian,
who was killed at Spotsylyan1a curt
house, May Z. 1864. This picture was pre-
Memorial Literary Society Thursday.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of George e
Pickett Camp, c. ", will hold their regu-
lar meeting Monday evening, January
18th, at o'clock at Pickett Camp Hall.
A full attendance is desired, as business
Of Importance will come before the meet
ing.
The Friday Cotillon was greatly enjoy
ed, and was chaperoned by Mrs onh
Mann Mrs w P. Christian and MISS
Minnie flidwell. Mr.. George B. Chris
tan was the skilful leader. introducing
many new and pretty figures.
Among those dancing were: Miss Alma
Lipscomb, Miss Maud Crawford, MISS
Bessie Mann, Miss Lizzie Mann, Miss
Sallie West, Miss Fannie West, Mss Hat
tie Miller, Miss Fannie Miller, Mrs. LUG
we'll Miller, Mrs. Louis Thompson, MISS
Alice Rider, Misses SAhern, Miss O,Brlen,
Miss Hancock, Miss Bunting, Miss DAVIS.
Miss Cox, Miss Collins and Miss Shelby;
Mr.. James Davis. Mr.. E, D. Foster, Mr.
81 B. Drinard, Mr.. w. 3. Meyer, Ar.
sslnmett Gregory, Mr.. LudweE Miller
Mr.. NJ. e Wright, Mr.. B. f. Irving,
Mr.. J.. 8. McNichols, Mr.. A. Ryan. Mr..
Ernest Lowell, Mr.. II. C. sWaddtll. Mr..
A. F. Yeaton. Mr.. e.. R. Phillips, Mr..
Richardson. Mr.. w. C.Lamb. Mr.. G. u.
Thornton. Mr.. S. C. Lindsay. Mr. G. J.
Richardson, Mr.. J. G. Allison, MT John
1Ahern Mr.. Frank Cooper. Mr.. p.
Overton. Mr.. Howard Lowell. Mr.. G. Is.
Christian, Mr. Frank Woodson. MI.
Hugh Lewis, Professor Harrison, Mr..
Vaughan.
Mr.. Berkeley Williams gave a tally-ho
party Monday in honor of Miss Eugenia
Oglesby, Of Atlanta, who occupied the
box seat. They drove to "Ptcquenocque,~
the lovely country seat of the Tinsleys.
and nwero entertained at tea. The party
consisted of Miss Oglesby.. Kisses
Elizabeth and Louie Whitlock, Misses
Kate and Page Williams, of Orange;
Messrs. Hunsdon Cary, Frank Guptel,
Walter Claiborne and Lewis Harvie.
Informal teas are all the rage this sea-
son, and one of the most delightful re-
Gently was that Friday of Miss Mamie
Baughman.
Miss Baughman received her guests In
white organdy with blue ribbon Trim
mings, and was assisted by Mesdames
Henry Reilly, Alexander H. Sands, c.
Williams, Misses Annie Fender Gordon
Bessie Lambert, Bessie Catlin. Dorothea
B. Lee Hope Morgan. Blanche Breeder.
Fanny and Mary Archer, the Misses Carl
ton and Madge Weisiger. Coffee was
poured by Mrs. Conway SANDS. and in the
dining-room were Mrs George A: Smith,
Miss Mary Smith and Mrs. Robert Whit
tet and Miss Sarah Baughman.
Among those who called were Mrs. ].
H. Capers, Jr., Mrs. Moale. Mrs. Chiles
Ferrall. Mrs. Irving, Mrs. c. v. Caring
ton. Mrs. Chamberlayne, Mrs. Oscar
Cranz. Mrs. John Reed, Mrs Charles L.
Petit. Mrs. Watkins, Misses Florence,
Kate Mary and Grace Bidgood. Virginia
Tyler. Annie Mayo. Fannie Guy, Misses
Waddill, Misses Sternes. Misses Maude
Palmer, Minnie Baughman, Woodbridge.
Daisy Chamberlayne. G. Wexford. of
Richmond county: B. Smith. Caroline Stu
art, Elise Watkins, Miss Edmunds, E6Ttth.
Abel and Gertrude Clark, Waller Jefries,'
Miss Rankins, Misses Eliza d. Green.
Mamie Kicks, Marys Harrison. Claire
Guillaume. Emily Bliss. Sadie Wl-.amson,
V. Gillespie, Champe Wa--ace Lucy At
kinson. Carrie Campbell, Anne Snyder
Ella Garrett, Rose Morris, Sally teed
Anderson, Caroline Pratt, Mesdames
Thomas Christian, Writ Taylor, George
Penoer. William Bentley, o. B. Morgan,
Stewart Woodward. Mrs. A. l.. Holiday,
William Bentley and many others
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Mrs George E. Tayloe, Of Charlottes-
vile, has issued invitations to the mar
rage of her daughter Miss Mary Lang
horne Tayloe, to Mr.. John Kerfoot
Souther. The ceremony will take place
next Wednesday at A o'clock in Christ
Church. Charlottesville. Miss Tayloe has
often been a visitor in this city. and is
sister of Mr.. Thomas Tayloe, who was
Williams nuptials Thursday, and IS the
niece of Mr.. and Mrg. John G. Williams,
of Orange. 75;.1
The Colonial Danes and their friends
are looking forward to their brilliant bail
and banquet which will be given at the
Governors Mansion FRIDAY.
The Reception Committee at the coming
function will be Mesdames A. J. Mon
tague, Herbert A. Claiborne Robert Glib
son, La6onia. Dashiell r. A. Lancaster
Reginald Gillian, w. T. Robins. Arthur
LEROY and Miss Helen Montague.
Miss Maria Moseley gave an elegant
little dinner Wednesday in honor of MISS
Myles. of New Orleans. Those invited
to meet Miss Mytes were Misses Kate
Mereu..n. Elizabeth Whitlock. Mesrs: Al
exander Moseley. Gray Moseley, Gran
Vile Valentine George Reid. Lewis Bran
der and Frank Blankenship
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West enter
tanned in honor of their little daush-
ter. Miss Leila West. Among those
present Or, were Misses Daisy and
Rlanche Booth, Nellie West, Ollie
ana Nellie sydnor, May Breeuen'
.,o,aide sutherland. RUBY Stolz Anna
simpson. Essie Henry. Pearle' Crump.
eliza montgomery, Louise Crump' hilz.
ar,lth West Margaret Crump, Marsare'
pon,ar Carrie Willngham. Mamie
smith. Fern Kellarn, Lille west ana
Master Charles H. West, Jr
The game Of Progressive lndustr!
vas nlayed. The first prize was won Dy
Miss Carrie willingham; the consolsStioll
re bv Miss Margaret Crump. and the
,,onbv prize by Miss Pear1e Crump. after
inch refreshments were served. Wheh
ha birthday cake was cut Miss Mar
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