The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-27
THE SOCIAL BUDGET.
ygrs BEEK and NEXT IN FASHION
ABLB RICHMOND.
...orals and Gcnoralitief--Occssio
Jottiuge Regarding Ceicbrities--
In ;hc East End.

TIE society news ietteI Cor the past
IL consists OF an elaborate caoft TO
.,w that there was no news. as a very
.arcraciai perdsai OF 1t viii make clear.
an, next ten days. however, Will AFFORD
All agreeable and piqudnt contrast Tor
o. the program are "a possible german in
honor OF the V. NJ. /. Cadets. reception
~. Go.ornor and Mrs. O'Ferran. a card
r..ty. an excursion 80 Lower Brandon
AID a wedding.
LIST week there was the reception ana
ga In honor OF Mrs isabella Charles
u.vls c,yen by the Kings Daughters Of
f.e cty; lawn party fiio"y ai'elhoo"
it tn. Virginia hosliMi SIhdi q meet
.x of tuD saturday AttcfheoA anu
n.rlrf.ltiv" Literary Clubs, and lawn
PAST. 10y jar. aad Alrs. Joseph Bryan al
a.. S.uday night Miss Judi1h Caring
e.. returned from New Aosk.
.Is. living caches. OF Louisville, i al
r.,...t the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
3D.. Eayes; later she Will visit her
s.tl.. Mrs. ". ). Walker, east Grace
street,
ford ana Mr. Langhorne Williams wiA
srDIdy be the guests OF Cololel IalcoIb
llu Air.
on Tuesday night Dr. Moses Hoge re-
termed from a business Trip 10 the N0rth.
AiIs. Arthur Middleton kutccse' OF
louisville wall visit her mother, Mrs
Winston. east Grace on or about June ~
sfrs. judith G.. II. Walker, Miss ANNE ~
Walker. ana Air. G.. y Walker win ieas
this week for New YORK, 10 atlt4tu ~
wedding Of Mr. Il. J. oakley hniHelan'u l's
and Miss Edith CruCer SANDS NAich AM
place AT Trinity chapel, on June Oh Inc
reception will he held at the resiieAce "a
Mrs John Han. 49,. ,..ii
be a quiet wedding here al home-lAat
If Or Chas. Darlington and Mrs. Arts
ME honeymoon win be spent at Cape
May. and Dr. and Mrs Darlington WAL
then so 20 AllcShany Springs where 'h9y
will spend the summer
The lawn party by the virginia Hospi-
IA Guild was held in the beautiful YARD
adjoining MI Franklin Stearn's residence
SIS Park Avenue and was enjoyed by
throng Of children, for whose pleasure II
was chiefly intended.
The object was TO procure funds where
with to supply comforts and necessities
% the patients in the Charity WARD oil
the Virginia hospital, and Mrs. conway
Howard whose energy bids defiance TO
any number Of physical ills, was the
efficient manager-in-chief. The hours Tor
the very small people who had 10 be chap-
erJned by their nurses were 70 Z, ana
for the older children, 10 .. Mrs. How
ard ana MIS-. Cltdlu5 Ntit d9slohCA ~
their efforts TO render the time pleasant
Ny the Misses Stearns. and other attrac-
tive girls, and those efforts were dehghl-
fully successful .
Among some old papers in an Arkansas
Probate Court was found doctor
account for medical attendance during the
last illness of the deceased. on the back
the administrator had made the tolloW-
ing Endorsement: This claim Is not Verl-
f,d bv affidavit as the statute requires
mr. the death of the deceased is satls-
factory evidence 10 my mind that the
doctor did the work W s. Auin.
Tho members of the professional W o
mems League. in Boston nave fecelNSu
80, Tosenh jefferson a check for Sl2o.e2
the money being part or the IeceiptS
from a lecture given 10y MN IN SpIlHb-
Tt1 Mass Since the birth OF the League
Mr. jefferson has been one Oh 4'S liO''
INC time there were two members
~ I+orse of Commons named Monta-
-, Matthew and Matthew Montasui me
former tail handsome man alu '.ls
Iofter a little man. during session on
peY,iaweDt the speaker having addressed
- 1ottrr as the former, Montas "a
Matthew observed that H. was sIi ans
s. shofil1 make such a mistake as tntIe
80 nd Great difference between mem
as between horse chestnut ana d chesI-
MT horse. ~. 10,
the sSheltering Arms hospital for the
excursion 20 Lower Brandon. Tie pa
froncsses are Mrs Charles O'Ferrali MrS'
John stewart. Mrs Judge Lewis, Mrs. ).
D. Newton. Mrs. John Dunlop, Mrs. 1.
c. Williams Mrs Marye, MRS. Afcne'
Anderson. Mrs. Fred scott Mrs - ~.
Addison Mrs Horace Halves, Mrs frahh
Roykln. Mrs. Captain Cussons, MIS-
Charles Meredith. &rs. John ADDISON,
Mrs Barbour Thompson, Mrs. joshua
Peterkin. Mrs ID. b. Tenant Mrs II. -.
Cannon. Mrs Samuel Lathrop. Mrs. A. -.
Ianderkln. Mrs G. II. Shields, Mrs. \.
T. Ballard Mrs Samuel Glover Miss ~.
D. Winston. Miss Maria Blair MIS- Johh
Claiborne president, Board OF Managersl'
Mrs. Frances Scott, Mrs Janney' Mrs'
~ William Pemberton and Mrs. Or. ROD
insOn, vice-presidents
The following gentlemen, also, have eX-
pressed their willingness 10 be Of service
10 those interested in the excursion in
any way IN their power: Messrs. George
A Barksdale. William Ryan OF Inc
"State'). Irwin Weisieer, Major otway >
William IembertOn Tazewell EileIt, Ut.
Moses u. HOge IT., Nifginlus Newton
Captain Cussons, Captain T.. T. d. Myers,
Or Richard Crouch, and A. u, GulSon.
The price of round trip tickets has
been set at 81 for adults. and 50 cents
for an school children. the adult fare
being precisely one half the regular rate
70 Brandon, the very moderate charge
placing the excursion within reach Of al.
These tickets are for sale by the King
Daughters, by the members OF St An
drcWs Brotherhood, and by West john
ston & Co, FOurqurean Price a Co,
The Cohen Co, and Or. X. c. Cabel
tlruec 81. Third and Main).
Although the affair IS understood TO be
a basket" picnic, arrangements nave
been made 10 furnish an admirable lTnch-
con 10 all (and especially gentlemen
who may desire il. With an eye 10 the
comfort of The masculine contingent. the
best cigars will be procurable, and every
eaort wl be eXcTted TO render the day
thoroughly delightful 10 all the excursion
fists
Ills is the first time within ten years
that the beautiful grounds of the old
manor house have been thrown open 10
the public. the family having kindly con-
state . 10 make an exception in favor OF
tLe 'shvltcring Arms
The excursion viii be the longest of the
season, passing through Dutch Gap, on
by the Monitor fleet. WestOVer, Shirley,
ana other historic places. which are assO-
ciated Win the history Of Lower Virginia,
anu acl interest 10 the beautiful piano.
I-"iA oi the James river on q June day.
81 "Nop0s Of the inquiry seen in the
oI last thursday afternoon re-
baIiNs % Tree hospital" and the reply
thereto by that paper. il seems nujte in
-+e' I" say thdt the reply was, with
V-e exception, substantially correct but
tAa! eAccpt'n was in the clause relative
70 inc Hhe4tcriul Arms" which when
Dtrn' W 40 considered q hospital" on the
SeueIdt ground that a building entirely
urfoitu 10 the care OF the sick where
ITiy-tWO 81 the most prominent ubvsi-
5-uo OF me CITY practlsed Qncluding DR.
~ thtcF Mcclure and Dr. George Zen
yohholonJ can be nothing but a hospital.
however small. ii may be interestine
7 80 ha 81.