The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-23
ISOCIA AL AND
PERSONAL,

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PERSON
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The society favorftes were given q little
/ sterday. which was greatly needed
i before the whir1 OF to-day, which will
/ fncl1de entertainments for both young
/ and old morning and evening. Cards.
/ literature and tea-drinking Will be the
! order OF the day. Among those VINO Will
] entertain are Mrs. Alexander Cameron,
1 who will give a dinner at night. The
Misses Fisher will give a tea in the al
ternoon, for which a number OF invita-
/ tons have been issued.
/ Mrs. Il L Davis, Who has as her
guest Mrs. sprant. Of Chester, Pa, Viii
] entertain the Afternoon Euchre Club.
Miss Maria Blair will lecture on Flor
ence and Her Great Men at the Jefferson
Club at o'clock, the lecture being FOL
! lowed by q reception.
/ Mrs. Britton, Of Warrenton. win be at
hame' informally to her friends. and Will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. John $.
| Knox and Miss Josephine Knox.
| The ladies who are spending the win
! ter at Mrs. Duvals will also give all Gle
/ CANT sat home during which several
/ musical selections will be- played. AT 5
| o'clock the men are invited to CALL
/ The D. a r. win meet at noon in the
Virginia Historical society's rooms
| At the "Silver Tea which will be given
| at the residence Of Mrs. w. r. L. Smith,
| No. COZ East Grace Street, Friday, the
decorations will form a color scheme OF
red. having red shaded lampE about the
l 20 W. #~,,.lY ,sr<.s s1r1 n
charming receiving party are Mesdames
| J. Taylor Ellyson, Frank L. trump
! Thomas Starke. W. r. L. Smith, w. u
| Sadler, Robert Cr,lnp and Miss Sye Rob
| erts. while the young girls in the dining
room will include Misses Bessie Ellyson,
Irene Winston, Maude Starke. Alice
Hotchliss, Ruth Tanner, Mira and Jessie
| Jones and Brooks Flippen.
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There was a meeting OF the Daughters
Of the American Revolution yesterday at
| the residence of Mrs. Warner Moore, and
| it was decided to name the chapter THE
| Commonwealth" Mrs. Moore having been
made regent by Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page
! Of Norfolk. Miss Roberta Allen was
! elected vice-regent- The other officers
will not be elected and no further steps
| taken in the formation of the chapter
|
| firmcd by the National 70. A. r. Board,
which meets in Washington February
| 5th
Tho members of the Commonwealth
Chapter are Mrs Warner Moore, Miss
| Roberta. Allen, Mrs. Reginald Gilham,
| Mrs. Arthur LEROY. Miss Virginia Pleas
ants, Mrs. Kate S. VIM, Miss Mary Flor
| ence. Mrs. Stephen Putney, Mrs. vir-
gnius Hall. Miss Helen Montague. Mrs.
Ben Purcell and Miss Eleanor Tree.
| Mr. Francis NJ. J.. O1orrissey, Of this
city, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Milhol-
land, of Baltimore, were united yesterday
morning at II o'clock in ST. Ignatius' jos
! ut Church, Baltimore, by Cardinal Glib
bons.
An elegant breakfast was served inn
medately after the ceremony at the home
| Of the brides father, on Calvert Street,
among the guests being Mrs. E. J. Nor
rissey, Miss Mamie E. NJ. Morrissey.
| AIessrs a. a. and J. L. Morrisscy and
Mr. George A. Powell, of this city.
| MIR. aud Mrs. Morrissey left on an cx-
| tended wedding tour. which will include
New York, Philadelphia. Washington and
New Orleans. after which they will make
Richmond their future home.
| The groom is the son Of the late James
| N1orrissey, and is connected with the
| Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agency Com
! pany, while the bride is the daughter
| of Mr. Arthur V. SMilho!and, a proni
ncnt Baltinore lawyer. and has a mum.
Der OF friends in this city, where she has
often been a visitor.
| A dance at Cuneala's farm was enjoyed
by a. number of young people Tuesday
| night, those present being Misses Sarah
Kowlcy, Mamie Bracket, Laura Brack-
ett Mildred Bracket, Annie Robinson
| Oda Hooper, Bessie Redford Pearl Red
ford, Messrs. John Bertocci, Herber,
| Shaw. Hunter White. Clarence Freeman
| David Ross, Joe Rainey, Louis Gieln1o,
Guy Sullivan, Roland Eubank. Lee Bow
en-, Writ Blunt, Amelia. Gargoi.
A treat in. store for the society world
is the entertainment which will be given
| by the Huguenot Society on January 31st
! An old fashioned French Salon is the
| proposed enjoyment of the evening.
I Many prominent society women, repre-
senting noted French characters Of for
mer times, costly brocaded fabrics, with
powder and patches. etc. and appropriate
! features, will be introduced. This en-
tertainment will be given at the resi-
lence of Mrs. Warner Moore, and the
| committee is asked to meet at noon Sat
urday at No. a13 West Franklin Street.
Mrs Otway Allen has issued invitations
for reception luncheon Friday from to
O'Clock, and it will be one of the social
! events of the week.
Mrs. J. B. Harvey gave an elegant cart
| rarty last night III honor OF Miss Ander
son, the daughter Of Attorney Genera
| toy,I ~
| euchre were played, after which an ele-
| CANT supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Montague. who
went to Atlanta with the Governors par
| ty Sunday, are expected in the city this
| morning. While in Atlanta they were tn.
! guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry, and were