The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-26

ginia Mason. Mrs. Aubin L. Bouiware,
Mrs. J. II. Pace. Rev. and Mrs. l.. r.
Mason. Mr. William r. Massie. Mr. Eu-
gene c. Massie, Mr.. y. H. Mayo. Mrs.
Il. NJ. Garnet, Mrs. Dabney Crenshaw
Mrs John Howard. Colonel J. r. West
Mrs. c. d. Langhorne, Miss Lizzie Archer
Mr.. w. Scott Darlington, Rev. John Il.
Newton. j.. d.
The fame Of the lecturer. who is not
only possessed of a mind of exceptional
strength and brilliancy, but also Of a most
charming personnel has preceded her.
so that her welcome in Richmond by the
city's representative people is assured.
Miss Bessie Smith. daughter Of DR.. J.
p. Smith. editor Of the Central Presby
terrain. is spending a few days with the
Misses Wallace. POI west Grace street.
Miss Annie Ruffner, OF Lexington, IS
visiting Miss Minnie Cox and Mrs. Lo-
gan.
Miss Lizzie Hurkamp left on Thursday
for her home In Fredericksburg.
Miss Rose Whitening and Miss Arm
stead. OF Baltimore. are stopping at the
Mount Vernon. and will remain in the
city for several weeks.
Misses Nellie Perrin and Roy Ellerson,
butantes have returned, after a brief.
but most pleasant visit, to Mrs. James
Ellerson, Of Washington.
Mr.. Russell Landale. OF New York,
spent a few days last week with friends
In the city.
Mr. ]. T. B. Stuart, son Of the famous
and dashing Confederate cavalryman, has
accepted position in the Merchants
National Bank. of this city, and will
shortly bring his family here to reside.
Mr.. James w. Pegram. who has been
detained at home for several weeks, is
rapidly convalescing.
Miss Mary Morton, who has been the
guest of Miss Hobson, of west Franklin
street will leave on Tuesday to pay a
short visit to friends in Petersburg.
Mr.. Robert Pegram has accepted po-
sition in Norfolk. TO the regret Of large
circle OF friends in Richmond. by whom
he will be greatly missed.
Miss Lizzie Bridges has returned 10 her
home. on east Cary street and is pro-
crossing rapidly towards entire recovery
from her recent dangerous illness.
Miss Frayser was "at home" Informally
on Wednesday afternoon, in honor of her
guest, Miss Phillips. of New Jersey. She
was assisted in gracefully extending the
courtesies Of hostess by a number of
charming girls. among them Miss Hur-
kamp of Fredericksburg. and Misses
Childrey, Ellie Frayser. Mary 1ancey
and Lottie Hartman. Artistic lamps and
candles. the light from which fell through
dainty and beautifully colored shades,
increased the attractiveness OF the pretty
parlors. which were thronged with callers
during the entire evening. Among the
latter were: Misses Stanley b. Tyler,
Carrie Elicit. Armine Hammer Helen Ross.
Lillian Yarbrough. Floyd Bass, Alice Yam
cey. Sue Roberts, Eva Lawson. Lille
Wilson, Sue Starke, Miss Morris Of Ala
bama, Branch Binford, Isabella Welsh
ger. Wortley Embrey, Ellie Williams.
Miss Organ OF Mecklenburg. Mary Wal
thai. Minnie Mcmahon. Stanley Atkins.
Marianne Meade. Kate Nowln. Alpha
Hammer OF Lynchburg. Mamie Caruthers
OF Kentucky. Kate Buford Helen Binford
and Mesdames BONNER Terrell. Worth
ington. Gum, Hotchkiss. Scott, Boston.
Tanner and others.
Two Of the attractions Of Easter week
will be the excursion on Easter Monday
TO Williamsburg. given by the ladies
representing the Kentucky booth. which
promises TO be an entire success, and
for which parties" intent on jolly
time are forming; and the Juvenile
Minstrels" the latter for the benefit OF
the Solid South table. The stage manage
nent is in the hands Of Messrs. Conway
MYERS and George Lathrop. the presence
Of whose names in this connection quite
insures its success. and commends II TO
public interest The little slip received
from a member of the Junior Holly
wood" naively says: Grown up people,
20 cents; childred Il sixteen years and
under o cents. Tickets to be had from
members Of the Association We all
have 10 acknowledge a very tender spot
In our hearts for these interesting and
jealous Juniors" and il is confidently
90 be expected that the grown up peo-
ole" and the children OF sixteen years
and under" masculine and feminine, WI
come calamity forward and support tne
oharmtng members of the Association In
the good WORK.
On Monday evening the members OF the
"Sunshine Band" of the King Dausn-
ters" OF which Miss Elizabeth moore Is
nresident. were delightfully."- entertainer
bv Miss Annie Walker at her nome on
west Franklin street. MISS .os
charming qualities as hostess W. ts,,va
18th Moore Annie Moore. Bessie Pace
Norma Walker. Mrs. Cannon flemihg'
Mrs Frank Steger Mrs. Tom Moose'
Mrs Charles Todd, Miss Mary LEWIS
Miss Lulie Evans and Miss Meta fo',s'
.
On Friday evening the managers OF ins
Woman's Exchange gave very cnJoyap,1,
"yellow tea" in honor OF their reu'osa,
into their handsome new quarters All
the delicacies served during the evening
were made by ladies connected VIII o9, '1 ac
name and fact. The light from the can
Ale. feiI through yellow shades, ana har-