The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

jim the morning. II we have guests we
either go bathing. or driving, or riding
| through the country. and in the afternoon,
when the wind Is good IL is our invariahe
custom 90 go sailing. Oftcntimcs we make
| long trips OF several days duration up
the Mediterranean"
| For the man or woman who visits the
! FAIRGROUNDS with a good supply or
/ change and no conscientious soruplcs
! against spending it. there is no lack OF
! excitement of a mild, ten-cent form
| outside the big fence.
| Aprop9s of the Fair. Miss Claudia
| Stuart who ON May 18th concluded at
[ the residence Of Mrs. j. Taylor Ellvson
| "a series of lectures ON american Lite
nature" which were enjoyed by the Gull
turo OF the city, has mad n compliment
raid her 10y tie board Of lady managers
of the Exposition in the shape Of very
C0rdi9! invitation 90 lecture at the Fair.
Nothing succeeds like success" some
body said who knew, and evidently the
fame Of hon0rs so heartily accorded the
young lecturer I'm Philadelphia Washing
ton and Richmond. has preceded her 10
"the windy city" no comment or praise
of Miss Stuarts work and personality
are necessary here where she has been
SO thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated.
The board of lady managers are TO be con-
graduated upon their good taste and
Judgment.
"What makes a person interestins?"
asks the Boston advertiser Well, really.
now, Who would ever have the aud7city
TO assume that he knew. Personally, Of
course we know nothing about IL, but
maybe it is asking interesting questions,
for one thing. To is not intellectual ca
pacity. for we an know men whose minds
are perfect reservoirs Of knowledge, VINO
are nevertheless as interesting as bag
of potatoes. 10 is not intellectual quick
ness for unless We feel brilliant our
selves. brilliant people bore us. l should
say the secret is in a total absence Of
circumstances.
Very nearly all the gentlemen represent
ing the medical profession i'm the city Of
Richmond enjoyed, ON Friday evening
the courtesy and hospitality Of DR.. George
Ben Johnston I'm the shape Of reception
and dinner given al his residence, on east
Grace street. Great interest centred in
the presence upon this occasion of Dr.
Towles. Of the University of Virginia,
whose reputation as a skilled anatomist
IS national.
Everybody was Jolly: bonhomle was
the order Of the evening. and dull care
was consigned 10 unqualified Punishment
Those present We're. Drs. Brock, Baker
B0sher Darlington, ChalHey, Coleman,
D. T. Craney. Cudlip. Deas. DeatOn, Dunn,
J. n. Ellis. Landon Edwards. r.. II. Ellis.
Franklin. Garcin, Moses ID. Hoge, Hen
son, Hinchman. Irving, Jackson, huyk,
Levy. Lee, Stuart Mcclure, Ned Mcclure,
Meredith, Mercer. NlichauX, Mathews OF
Manchester; Mathews, of Richmond OPP
penhimer Pulliam. Parker, j. b. McCaw,
George Ross. Shields, T.. G.. Smith, STRAIT
ton. Upshur, Whitfield. Hugh Taylor
Tompkins. Tabb. Philip Taylor A. L.
Wexford, j. a. White, Winfree and
others.
A London illustrated paper recently
mentioned an English woman who said
Chicago must be so delightfully."- interest
ing. particularly the places where they
put a little live pig I'm a machine, and in
a second IL comes out the other end
hair brush vita your crest upon it,"
Miss Alice Burwen is visiting relatives
I'm Sussex county.
Was II not the elder Pitt q am not
sure) who said that youth was doubtful
fault which time was sure to cure?
opinion. certain 10 is that there is no
energy like It's own. no ho9efulness and
audacitv OF effort. and the Junior Holly
wood Memorial Association have again
gone quietly 10 work 20 give us a further
demonstration Of that fact on next
Thursday the remains Of the fifty-four
Confederate soldiers Inferred at Drewry's
RIuT tnhonored and isolated, win al the
EXPENSE of the Juniors be removed 10
hollywood. the removal being accompa-
MED bv ceremonies appropriate to the
occasion. Or. Hoge will make prayer
Frank Cunningham will sing, Mayor FL
tyson deliver an address. and the Ashpy
Light Horse Guard viii be present The
carriages will leave the Second Presby-
terrain church al 5 o'clock. The Hollywood
and Oakwood Memorial Associations To-
gothcr with Lee Camp. are earnestly IN
vited 20 attend the services and renter
ment. The young ladies who are most
prominently mentioned in connection with
the good work and upon whom the bruht
of il has fallen are Misses Norma Walker.
Annie Gray and Ellen Mercer Cooke ana
much valuable assistance has been rem
dered them by sir. II. I. Wilson.
Ever very triflng details about oliver
Wendell Holmes are interesting TO the
public, who love him, especially as each