The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
THE SOCIAL BUDGET.
HOW FASHIONABLE RICHMOND rs
PASSING ITS TIME.
Personals and Gensrsiities-O ecssioDsi
lettings Regarding Ceiebrities-
Prospective Pleasures.

York That's something" Yes; that wa
something. and although less calculate
10 shake society 10 its center than on
or two things that might be mentioned
was warmly welcomed as something
bearing family resemblance to news.
Yes. Miss Annie r. Walker IL visitinl
friends in New York and Ms. Pace hai
returned from trip to Kentucky.
Miss Maud Davidge. daughter OF tn
distinguished lawyer OF Washington, ID
C.. Is the guest If Miss Mary Lyons
west Franklin. Miss Davidge will be re
membcrcd as one OF the promnen
bellies at the White Sulphur last season.
Mrs. William Minor Lille, OF Charlottes
VILE. Is the guest Of the Misses Moore.
DR.. George Ben Johnston is taking &
needed rest In New York city.
The announcement that Miss GussI'
Daniel will from next October. make
her home in Washington, d. c.. has beer
a source OF deeply felt and warmly ex-
pressed regret TO her many friends. She
has for so long the been so attractive
and prominent a figure in the most cip'
tured OF the citys social circles. and her
personal influence upon her pupils has
been OF so strong and ennobling char
ncter that her departure for new
Held means an incalculable loss 70 so
ciety, and to the community at large
We can III afford the loss OF person
Atty which Is that OF the typical lady
OF the old schOol,--a school fast dying
out and Of which we do not see pure
types outside OF our older southern cities.
We must let Miss Daniel go, but there
IS no etiquette which requires us to
spare her with other than intense reiuc-
lance
on Thursday evening Mrs. Corydon
Sutton entertained a circle Of Kings
Daughters" very delightfully."-, and In the
course OF the evening quite large num-
Der Of the friends of the hostess dropped
in and were very glad they did so.
The dining room and parlors were
lavishly decorated with plnks. and the
table appointments were superb The
menu Included all the delicacies OF the
season.
Among those who enjoyed Mrs. SUIT
tons hospitality were Misses Mary Lewis,
Bessie Pace, Elizabeth Moore, Lula
Evans, Annie Moore. Mrs. G. c. McPhail,
Mrs J. A. WEIGH, Mrs. Frank Steger.
Mrs. Or. Shields. and Mrs. Thomas
Moore.
The Rotations Of Miss Elizabeth Moore
were mucn enjoyed.
a few evenings ago Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
bin Boulware. when out driving. were
caught in the gates extending across
Franklin street on Belvidere. and very
nearly ovortaken by shifting engine
Although neither sustained no physical
injury, Mrs. Boulware was so greatly
frightened that for time It was feared
the result would he serious. DR.. Isaiah
White was summoned. The friends or
Mrs. Boulware will be glad to learn that
she is now feeling much stronger
On Thursday Mr.. Henry Herbert AS
quith. Q. G. M. T., Secretary OF State
for the Home Department, was married
in st. Georges church. Hanover Square,
London. TO Miss Margot Tenant, the
young lady who is said to be the origi-
nal OF "Dodo." and who was one Of the
originators OF the somewhat mysterious
body known as Souls" The ceremony
was performed by the Bishop Of Roches-
ter, assisted by the Rev. Canon Scott
Holland. OF st. Paul's Cathedral, and
the Rev. Charles Anderson, Rector Of
ST. Georges. The bride was given away
by her father, and was attended by eight
bridesmaids, all OF whom were little
children, and not the least interesting
OF them, Mr.. Gladstone's favorite little
grand daughter. Dorothy Drew. and Miss
V. Aisquith, the bridegrOom's daughter.
When the service was already opened.
there was a tumultuous cheer from the
crowds In the streets. announcing the
arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs Gladstone, both
of whom signed the marriage register.
There was general cheering as the bride
and bridegroom left the church after the
marriage ceremony.
In spite of all denials It is asserted
haf
"DOdo." the book written by Mr.. Ben
son. the son Of the archbishop of Can
terbury. in retaliation for a practical
joke played upon him by Miss Tenant,
when both were members Of large party
In a country home. Mr.. Benson declared
at the time he would "be even" with
Miss Tenant, and "Dodo," is the re-
suit. OF course. "Dodo," is not n life
portrait. but the character sketched is
sufficiently true to life to make all her
friends declare they recognize it.
ON Saturday. the 18th. the Board OF
Managers OF the "Sheltering Arms"
'tchmonds one free hospital, will give an
excursion on the superb and commo-
iious steamer, "Pocahontas," to Lower
Brandon.
by this means the managers desire to
procure funds 10 place the Clay-Street
in regular hospital order. They
viii take possession of this house early
n October next, there being no immediate
hanger of further injunctions from peo-
pic who are afraid OF measles.
IL Is remarkable, the way interest in
his institution has been sustained dur
ne all these months when its work has
had To- be suspended. owing, not TO lack
II funds. but a building. 1t is surprising
hat 1t has not been utterly killed. No
greater mistake. however. as we indicated
some weeks ago, was ever made than 10
suppose that because the hospital has
not been active for some months. II is
lead. 1t will. In October, be in condition
10 receive patients, and II is to be hoped
hat its friends will be as loyal TO II
hen as they have been to it's interests
iurlng It's seeming humiliation.
Tickets for the Saturday excursion can
De had on Monday tomorrow from Mrs.
DR.. Robinson. Franklin and Sixth. from
whom the head of each OF the local
circle OF Kings Daughters will please
procure a supply as soon as possible.
Already large number Of those inter-
,sted In the hospital have signified their
intention of going. and the affair promi-
les TO be not merely successful finan-
tally. but delightful socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chandler (Amelie |
7ives) will start about the LIST of June for |
N extended journey through the Holy |
Land. They swill be accompanied by |
Mss Page. OF Albemarle county.
From Puck" comes the following:
The Rev, Dr. Proser-'In Heaven there
VII De no limit 10 the growth Of our
piritual and intellectual faculties An
he seeming mysteries and contradictions
which have baffied our poor human in
diligence will then he made clear 90 -,