The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
THE LOCAL BUDGET.
". C. a. WINTER PROORAMME-PER
SONALS AND GEAEHALfTTES.
The Past Week Among tbs Fa.hio,
nb.e 5 '-Weddings ia tho
Early Fan


Arsenic Lithia SPRING.. for drinking pur-
poses, is que the unprecedented good
health among the boarders. The mana
gers take this opportunity 10 extend tnelr
very sincere thanks TO Mr. Oscar swine
ford. through whose generosity the water
was supplied free OF all charge
Mr.. q. l.. lin, also comes IN for a
larg" snare II iH.N.N, ior Ins Uniform cOur-
tosy and Kindness with regard 10 matters
OF printing, notably the year book"
This book shows much cause for con-
graduation, and to the energy OF MIS-.
Wilson, seconded by Mrs. Helen Gray. IS
principally due It's prompt appearance.
The readings given once each week
! hv Mrs Roy Mason have been particular
! IS pleasant features OF the social lie
those ON John kusidn ana Robert rown-
| ing. especially.
mrs. George 4. Lyon OF the Ways and
Means Committee Is busy deHising plans
! the pleasure OF the guests during the
coming winter. ana doubtless her practi-
cal and clever head VIII evolve some
thing novel and telling
Miss Maria Blairs Shakespeare class
viii meet in the ". &. 4. pdrlOrs TINS
season intcad Of In those OF the y. ". G..
A., as last.
Mrs. May Tauey. "A comment upon
whose fitness as teacher OF vocal and
instrumental music appeared IN this col
! umn some weeks ago, Nlll conduct "A
class IN voice culture here, and ladies ana
.r'.. .".trl, " iSrihR ~ Jjm mot Gas ga" .
| procure all necessary Information upon
application TO either Mrs. George a.
Lyon. us east Franklin street, OF Miss
Emily Morris. W. c. 4. rooms.
Mrs Taleys class viii be conducted I'm
! accordance with the methods OF the
latest ana best authorities upon the sub
! Jrct oi voice hGldn ana the fact thnt
she brings 20 her work testimonials OF
the highest kind. given by those VINO
! have known her as teacher justify the
/ Indies OF the Ways ana Means Committee
| in hoping that large number may proht
| by her gifts.
among prominent citizens who regard
Her "s unuSuIiyr Sfw lIr5G' ITe oDJ Ms
! T. q. Morton Rev. j. g. bowman. keN.
X. y. Sledd. Mr. and Mrs. G.. j.. Lang
horne. Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Stokes.
NcGulre. Nj ana Mrs James b. Pace.
Mr. polk Miller, ana Dr. Charles NJ
Shields.
It Is said that Mrs ogden Mills. Young,
| handsome and ambitious Will SN'ceti
Mrs. william Astor ~ the leaI l,i i
| extremely exclusive ana there Will De
a set formed Of the very richest people
IN New York, who VIII enterthW e'eh
| know that the richest people In New lOIh
! are hv no means the most ELEGANT people
| there. and 30 g. surprising thdt woman
| with real old Kuickcrbockcr biood In hrI
| veins should contemplate abe Vulgdrity OF
| insttuung merely e"t-edsed aIIsto-
Kate Fields Washington says that
| L1dy Horny Somerset and Miss NliaTd
| created scandal at thatduQud 10y dIiuh-
| ing unferWeutei grape jll zee out OF "
| req bottle in pubic ll.nI"s Ion. c.
| Notes for insertion In tIc 'Junloi So
| ciety Letter" 60 be feature Of our
| Chulrcn's Department. Will always re-
ceive prompt attention T. ai.rife,s.a 70 ''e
Society Editor care Ihe Ili"e7'
Miss Tlalrs Shakespeare class will
| resume ms mcctiue- for the season OF
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