The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-26

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among the guests at balls and dinners.
teas and germans during the gny season?
| EVERYWHERE the Memorial Bazaar Is the
theme nd every pubic-spirited man, wo-
man and child among the people OF
prominence and note in the city are work
ing heart and soul for this most worthy
cause.
Miss slccovtch. OF Brooklyn. who has
many friends In this CITY 70 W. o,,as,
| on her retfYfn to us. She Is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Randolph Taturn, on
west Main street
Miss Nellie Fairieigh. one OK Louis
ville's beauties and most charming So
ciety women. will be the guest OF MIS-.
JAMES a. Welch in March.
Miss Bessie Martin Is enjoying the quiet
| pleasures of Castle Hill with Mrs Amelie
| Rivcs -Chanier, after the gayeties OF the
| season.
Miss Annie r. Walker will Join de-
lightful horse party in Washington Tor
| the ceremonies OF the Inauguration.
Miss Evie Rutherford. OF Baltimore. IS
the guest OF Mrs. Gideon Davenport.
| Miss Mary Mason Anderson leaves next
| week to visit friends in Washington.
Miss Ellen Bruce, who has been so
much admired in Richmond and VINO is
| pronounce the handsomest stranger VINO
| has been mere tilV oS0D~t''
| for Washington next week.
Miss Ella Hobson Is visiting MISS mary
| Morton In Baltimore.
Mrs. Ashton Starke left this week for
her old home. Macon, Ga. where she VIII
| spend three months.
| Miss Leila Smith, Of Berryyille, clarke
| county. is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
| Stevens, Of Hoboken, who is such
charming addition to Richmond society.
t1C
ton will 90 to Old Point for the month OF
| March.
Mrs. Frank Christian has gone TO Phil
adelphia on a short visit
General Fitz Lee is the guest OF Colonel
and Mrs. Miles Cary.
Miss Mary Morris Jones leaves for
| Washington next week.
Miss Joan Clark, the charming guest of
Miss Meta Potts. leaves for her home In
Atlanta on Monday. to the regret Of her
many friends here.
Miss Resale Peasants VIII visit friends
In Connecticut some time In March.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray and Misses
Leila Gray and Helen Lea Will return
from a delightful trip to New Orleans
and Florida on Monday.
| Miss Gertrude Howard will leave next
| week for Lynchburg, from whence she
will go to Washington for the attn or
March,
Miss Lucy Day is the guest OF Miss
Parke Bagby.
Mrs. Clark. OF Norfolk is visiting her
mother, Mrs f. r. Glasgow. on west
Main street.
Mrs. CASTOR Baurmann. Of Chicago.
will visit her sister. Mrs. w. r. Quarles,
this spring.
The Misses McEnerny, OF New York,
the guest of Miss Lillian Yarbrough.
On these between season" Lenten Sun
day afternoons. when throughout the
beautiful Liturgy the sadness or ap-
preaching passion week ana tne tenuer
toy of Easter when trees and flowers
bud for joy" are curiously blended, the
8 o'clock services at picturesque and MS
| toric Old St. Johns continue TO attract
a growing interest. On the way TO SER
vice. past the quaint houses each with
history; past the rural gardens and along
the broad streets. one falls naturally
into a retrospective strain. Everything Is
old here, and has It's story to tell. Look
ing out at the quiet beauty OF the church
yard we can the better appreciate the
| shirt Of Gray's wonderful "Eiegy":
Ear from the madding crowds ignoble
strife.
Their sober wishes never learned to
| stray
| Along the cool, seauestered vale OF life,
They kept the noiseless tenor of their
way"
Entering the church, one finds the
| half lights and the sweet Lenten music
| The old building is itself an Inspiration
to higher living. instinct. as every part OF
IL is. with messages from bygone saints
Rev Dr. Burton instituted the services
| -. ,bo coIicftotfo IF his NcStrV and the
degree Of interest which has been mani
| tested in them is the best evidence that
the step was In the right direction.
on Friday night the ST. Johns branch
| of ST Andrews Brotherhood held busi-
| ness meeting in the brick chapel. The
| ST. Johns branch was organized In De
| cember, 1891, having as its especial aim
| that of interesting young men in Church
/ and Sunday school. Its meetings are held
once a week on Friday evenings, and
during the past year there have been
| several literary sessions. which were both
| profitable and agreeable.
The officers of the Brotherhood are:
| James r. Estes, director; j. +. jackson,
vice-director. and L. A. Separk, secretary
and treasurer.
Rev. DR.. Burton will conduct a series
/ OF Bible readings III the bilSh Shopoi
every Friday evening at O'clock com
| mencing March Sd.
Mrs. Colonel George Darlington, Of
| Church Hill, who has been i'll, is much
| improved
Mrs. Carter, OF Shirley writes to rel
alive in the city that Mr.. Beverly Carter,
who has been extremely ill, is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Lewis Burton, who has charge OF
the Georgia booth at the coming Memo
rial Bazaar, is visiting friends in Wash
iugton. and will remain in that city until
/ after the inauguration.
! Air. a. A. Scott has received word that
his wife. who is visitingf riends n Mobile.
/ is seriously i'll.
The Misses Moore. Of Detroit. Mich, are
| shortly to visit Miss Alice Moore, of east
Broad street.
Some of the young ladies On church Hill
| gave very enjoyable dance at the Tur-
| pin Mansion last week.
! The Arlington German has, OF course,
| stopped fer breath during Lent, but will
| be ready for more fun with the advent of
| Easter.
Mr.. Ben. Harrison, captain OF the Vir-
! ginia Football Team, has gone TO De-
| tr)it, Mich, 10 reside.
Miss Nina Carter. who has been visit
! ing Miss Archer, of east Franklin, has
| left for a visit 10 Alexandria.