The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

aCdltlOn TO the OthcrWt5S S5ScIs II sie-
CANT tailcr-n1ade gowns
While walking down Franklin Street,
just after the inauguration. which was
attended by the lucky sHIartiy dressed
ticket holders, many prominent ladies
were noticed on horseback. dressed In the
becoming riding habit, on thetr way TO
the Deep Run Hunt Club.
Latec or, many smart gowns were no.
ticed IN traps and Carriages vending their
way toward lfla E.Tnutagc Golf links
While, at night, stately nlatrons ard
pretty debutantS were out In ful. force
at the Goveru5rs reception at the Man
sion. which represented the whole OF
virg mia we'll, in society, politics, letters
and science.
AR and Mrs. Jonas Marcuse enter
tanned deliberately last night in honor
OF his seventeen birthday, at their home,
No. West Clay Street.
4 large dinner was followed by re-
ceptinn from to Il O'clock. during which
other musicians.
The home was beautifully decorated in
palms, wreaths of smilax. fem. " lille
vases were nlied with American beauties
and La France roses. supplied by Mann
and Brown.
The table in he dining room was Dor
dercd with srlilsx I'D ros 3. NO vases
OF American beauties were n.tween the
candelabras, which hau American beauty
shades.
The guests at The dinner inciu&-d Mr..
and Mrs. Jonas Marcu5,. Mr. and Ms.
Meyer kirsh. NJ ard Mr.. Issuc j.
Marcuse. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton z. Mar
cuse, Mr.. and Mrs. Noses NJ. Marcuse,
Mrs. Mariana Stroock and MIS-. A..
Drummer. OF New York. sisters OF Mr..
Marcusc; Mr.. and MIS-. l.. S. Strtock
and sons, Sylvan and Eatrtul. from New
York; Mr.. Sol II. Stra1ck. Mr. T.ayid
Kahn, OF New YORK; Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
saller, OF Philadelphia: Mr.. md Mrs.
Julius Stratus, Mrs. Rosalis Held. Mrs.
Joseph Kirsh, Mr.. Charles Niitteldorfer,
the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. L. n. Calisch.
Miss Lola OpoIai,t, OF Jersey City, n. j.,
and Mis-, sallie L. May.
At tho reception Mrs. Ensh's house.
which Is adjoining. was coF..rr'ted by &
canvassed porch, and was also beautifully
decorated. and light refreshments served
to callers.
Mrs. ". ". Davies entertained New
Years Eve in honor OF her daughter
Miss Gusie Davies. and her sister. Miss
Marguerite Davies, Miss Gusis Davies
making her first bow in Church Hill
society. !
| The home vas beautifully lighted with
( banquet lamps and decorated with
/ palms holly and misletoe. In the din
/ ing-room were Ssilvsr candeIabra, and
/ the centerpiece, of red roses and carna-
| tons.
During the evening fortunes we're told
by gilded walnuts and cakes, in which
emblems were hidden.
Those who were invited were Misses
Alice Goodwin, Anna Welsh. Jamie
liinds. Susie Davies, Rosa Mayer. MAJ
| guerite Davies, Nellie Kinds. Vida Chalk
ley Lucille Johnson. Fannie Taiiafer-o,
Mamie Overs. Mary Curtis, Ruth MIC
dIeton. Alice Frayser. Estelle Register.
Bessie Scott, Macbeth Russell. Mary
Cannon. Hattie Robinson; also, Messrs.
Frank Kinds, Guy Cherry, Richard
Moore, Arthur Clemnitt. Weldon Hard
grove, George Kinds. Gilbert Minor, John
Welsh, Alex. Thornton, Mr.. Caldwell.
DR.. L. Taliaferro. - Lumsden. Andrew
Cox, Mr.. Russell. W. B. Fanshaw, Car
roI Jones, j. Taylor. Jimmie Jackson.
Among the many enjoyable events OF
yesterday was the brilliant afternoon re-
ceptton at the Hermitage Golf Club.
The porch which runs around the club
house was closed in, and holly. mistletoe
and lanterns were prettiIy grouped by
skilled decor ators. A band added great
Inspiration to the scene. and light re-
| freshnents were served during the after
noon.
Perhaps the feature OF the evening
was the presentation Of prizes which
have Teen won lately on the
links Among the lucky prize
winners are Miss Edith Jones',
/ WHO svori- 1.-THE handicap handsome
f'violet vase OF silver and cut glass; Miss
the final championship md obtLiaed q
| cut-glass and silver water oott'e Thes.
two prizes were we'll deservet. the girls
playing in pouring rain all the time.
The other lucky prize-winners We're;
Handicap, Class A. Mr.. F. W. Town
Class B. Mr.. Henry Mcclure. while In
the open championship Mr.. E. T. Or
gain and Mr.. II S. Jones were awarded
handsome silver cups. bearing the in
scription of the golf club.
Mrs. James TinsIey and her daughters,
Misses Clare, Irene. Maggie and Augusta
Tir.ley. gave an old-fashioned New
Year. reception from 4 to o'clock. az
their beautiful country home. 'Picue-
nocque," near this city. Many people
drove out to extend their greetings
and accept of old Virginia hospitality.
The Jefferson Club will commence a
course OF travel lectures this afternoon
at o'clock
Miss Maria Blair viii re the charming
lecturer. and VIII take as her theme,
"Stratford on the Avon
These lectures will be er:ite q social
event in Richmond. as well as ~ intel
lectual treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Nh'tloeE have is
sued invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Susie Vhitlock, to ur.
simor NJ Block. the son OF Mr. nnG Mrs.
NJ. s. Block.
The ceremony will take place January
18th at $50 o'clock
The Afternoon Whist Club will meet