The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-19

alive by Miss jamie Rogers and Mr..
Charles L. Smith. There was music and
recitations by the members.
Miss Marie Webster was the charming
hostess Wednesday afternoon at an ele-
CANT card party, given IN honor OF hisS
Dunlop. OF Georgetown. Unique tally
cards were notices appropriate to tie
PLAYERS. who were Misses Bcrtie Noting,
Forty, of No-k, Pa. Sophie and Kate
Meredith, Mabe! Walker. Roberta Allen,
Elise and Elizabeth Davenport, Sally
Reed Anderson, Catherine Lindsay and
Katherine Anderson.
At the conclusion OF the game a dainty
collation. was served On small tables
Theatre parties, followed ny suppers, are
the fad this winter, and the appearance
OF Miss Bob White" at the Academy
Wednesday was the occasion Of many en-
tertainments Among those present were;
Governor and Mrs. ~ j. Montague, Mrs.
William LipsComh. Of Danville, with Mr.
and Mrs. Barton II. Grundy.
MI. Lilt,lrn Myers had as his guests
Miss Helen Christian, Messrs. frank
Davenport Henry Baskerville, Leigh
Page, j. Anderson.
Mr. John g. Walker had as his guests
Mr. and Mrs Charles Evelyn Smith.
Miss Maria Moselcy gave u party III
honor of Miss NIyles. OF Now Orleans,
and had with her Miss Grace Shields,
AIessrs. Granville Valentine, EleX. Nose
ley, NIcCabe.
Mrs. Catherine v Friclz has issued in
vitations to the marriage of her daush-
ter, Miss Annie Z. F'rick, to Mr.. Charles
L. Napier Wednesday evening, JANUARY
22d, at $50 o'clock, at st. Johns German
Evangelical Church. y reception will be
held Immediately after the ceremony at
1011 Brook Avenue.
an elegant card party was that of
Mrs. Garnet Wall, Thursday. in honor
of her sister, Mrs. e. NJ. lioadlcy. Pro-
gressivo euchro WAS played, the ta!ly
cards being Kate Grecnway Girls, while
tho tables were marked with broad bands
of satin ribbon The colorinS was en-
tirely of rcd carnations, shaded candies
and ribbons being of that hue. Misses
Helen Stevens and -llice IiatchkisS
punched. the prizes falling TO Mrs. Wal
ter Morton, Mrs Thomas Boiling, and
Miss Belle Perkins,
An elegant collation. was served In
courses at the small tables.
Those playing were Nesdanles A. j.
c. L. Doyle, George ". Stevens, Waller
Morton, w. f. Royal. Thomas Boiling,
Eugene AIassic, Benjamin Palmer. Lind
say, Moncure Perkins, Adolphus Blair,
Decatur AXtell, John L0ttier. Thomas
Adkins, Edward Hewitt Barton GrundV,
l.. II. Cabell, Henry Williams,
Ilotchlliss, Allison Hodges, =. Z. Wal
lcr. John I1nders, I. Jones, T. IT. D.
Myers, Jr., Edward Mayo, Robert Ben
der, John Harrison, Harry Hazard
Gideon, Davenport. c. Sutton. George
Ben Johnston c. Whitley, Miss Belle
Perkins, and Miss Nay Jones,
Air. and Mrs Il. D Hotchkiss gave one
Of the most elegant dinners OF the week
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n. Whit
taker, on Friday night, covers being laid
Tor twenty-five. lie France roses in a
tall cut glass vase, resting Oh Batteu-
burg. formed g charming centerpiece,
while shaded caNdelbraS lighted the
room. The name cards were painted in
dainty water coiors, and q menu OF ten
course was served Those present We're:
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. Decatur -ANtell, MI and airs.
c. L. Doyle, Nj. and Mrs. c. c. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett wall, Miss Mary
sanford Mr.. and Mrs. Orndorff, Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ".
p. Brock, and Mrs w. T. La Bonita.
one of the most delightful entertain
nlents was that of the Colonial Danes,
which was given through the courtesy OF
Governor and Mrs. y. j. Montague, at
tho Executive Mansion Friday. Cosby
fabrics. stately danes, fair daughters OF
the soil and gallant cavaliers We're pres
enr. Wit and cloquence was the order oil
the evening, and long after midnight the
lineal descendants of Colonial Danes
were enjoying the tribute which was be-
ing paid to Old Virginia by the most
prominent speakers now assembled IN
the Constitutional Convention. The sto-
~ OF Virginia was told il 4 graphic pa
per beautifully written by Mrs. ". I.
Robins. Stereopticon views were thrown
on the scene to illustrate the mansions
and churches where our grandfathers
and grandmothers worshiped.
THE Virginia of the Future Colonial
Virginia and .'Wasllingtor's Wedding
Day" were also themes OF sentiment,
while vocal selections and orchestra
added TO the enjoyment OF ALL
Friday evening at the Girls CLUB MISS
Maria Blair gave a lecture on Napies anu
its surroundings. and MISS Marie LeaiiS
gave an illustrated talk on breathing and
The haalthful exercise OF different parts
of tho body.
Miss T,aafv directed the physical eyer-
cises most gracefully and inteligently,
and after half an hour under her guidance
Miss blair transported her hearers to
Naraes. So magnetic and picturesque was
Miss Blair's style that the audience could
sea the wonderful gladness. color. bright
ness, beauty and sunshine OF Naples. The
outdoor life of the people she described
how they cook, wash the clothing. sit
chatting and positively often sleep on the
= a ,, f1nr fear
of injury, for vehicles do not Interfere
with this daily street life Of men, wo-5