The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-14

will. on this coming Wednesday evening
| from TO T. give a silver Tea 10
| which her friends are cordially invited.
! The cause OF the very small humanity
/ which Is somewhat tsttered as 10 lts
( gown, the fun force OF whose dimpes
is Just degree obscurcd by dirt, viii
! be represented by Dresden or silver
I bowl, and duty, In the shape OF silver
! coins. viii certainly be expected OF those
who call.
II il perhaps bad manners for these
! tiny heirs Of want to express their pre-
| JUDGE against starvation in way which
makes the maternal heart, beating under
/ calico. ache slckcningly, for IL is a way
| addressed hearts have In common with
Others. but prejudice against starvation
Is a deeply rooted prejudice In quite
number of minds, and the babies have
/ good sense on their side.
Nrs De saussure will be assisted IN
receiving by Mrs William c. Bentley.
! Mrs. Pleasanton Conquest. Mrs 3 ".
| Travers. Mrs. John h. Lightfoot, Mrs.
r. -. Steger Mrs. Joseph bryan, Mrs.
| Bivthe Moore, Mrs. T.. II. Robinson, Mrs
John H. Williams. Mrs. jackson Guy,
Mrs. Lamb Misses PEBBLES, OF Washing
ton. Berta and salle Wexford. Anna and
Nellie Boykin. Mamie Lay Clarke,
| Douthat and PattisOn.
Little Misses Eppie De Saussure. Daven-
port. Dunlop. Williams, Mason. Hin. Nc
| CURE Crenshaw Noting, and Nedden
| will also bring their undeniaDe fascina-
tons TO bear on callers.
Mr.. Malcolm Shackleford and his banjo
an attractive combination-Wil be there
| There will be delightful vocal and instru-
| mental music, and Miss Leahy viii recite
"Mrs. O'Flaherty's Pink Tea"
The strength Of the Day Nursery's plea
| for interest is daily being recognized
i'm ways that are "A delight to the mana
! gers Of the noble work. OF one Of the
/ latest tributes to it's value Mrs. De Saus-
sure takes this opportunity 10 express
| her very sincere and warm appreciation.
! one day last week there came from Miss
| Grace Aronts large package OF daintily
! made snowy flannel shirts Of the Kind
that babyhood delights in; Of little Shirts
! dresses and underwear. which represent
| ed the Lcntcn effort OF little Misses
Jennie Boyd, Eda Atkinson. Mamie and
| Phyllis LanghOrne.. Virginia Mcleod
/ Evelyn Gordon, Helen Christian, Bessie
| Watkins, ANN McCaw, Edna Young,
and Miss Clay, the members OF Miss
Arents' scwing-class.
Were there ever more nearly perfect
days for runs across country than this
glorious and golden past week has given
us? Rarely. indeed; and the Hunt Club
has made the very best use of its oppor-
tun!ties.
A very elegant reception in honor Of a
fair visitor is promised shorty after Eas-
ter.
Mrs. James Thomas and Miss Alys
! Connally leave the first OF tho coming
week for Washington. j.. g.. IN which
city they will be the guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle.
Tomorrow night at the Mozart the pub
lic or that portion Of it interested in the
Home for lncurables" viii be present
at the Mozart to see the children score a
brilliant victory for Mrs Taley's train
ing has been productive Of wonderful re-
suits The operetta 10 be rendered af-
f0rds delightful possibilities as TO cos
tuning and scenic effects. and no time
nor money has been spared in preparing
for IT'S production.
Miss Mary strlblng. OF Fauquier coun-
ty, is the attractive guest of Miss Bessie
Wight.
Miss Mamie II. Jones. of Orange conn
IS. is the guest of Hiss Elizabeth T..
Townes, no east Franklin street
j. ne ldNl'f fF'l 'Al'N VI FAh'' h''N'tf
propose TO give a ten days excursion
TO points Of interest I'm New York on
the 9th Tho round trip, including Motel
board. is but $3.50. and the programme
is a rare one. II rs necessary that those
I'm charge shall know by the nth precise
~ how many viii make the trip. and all
parties intending 10 DO 50 VIII please
register their names at West Johnston
4 Co.'S The ladies' of Grace church do
well what they do at an, and as their
reputation TO this effect Is thoroughly
established it is probable that many will
join the party OF cXcursionists.
The subject of Pottery" is one of spe-
cial interest to artists, and those Of
Richmond were well represented on the
! occasion Of the lecture upon d. on Thurs
day last at the W. q. A.. These
classes are being much enjoyed, and on
an sides is expressed the earnest hope
that they may form the nucleus OF a
permanent art organization I'm this city.
Next weeks subjects are. michael An
gelo' concluded. on Monday ana Art
Needlework," on THURSDAY both at o.3O
j. NJ.
The cause of the DAY Nursery" and Of
a. "child's cot I'm the Home for lncura-
bles" viii De represented by the Faster
Egg Hunt" TO be given on THURSDAY
| the 18TH. AT luo-lWif race i'lo'hs Hia
is under the efficient management OF two
earnest Women-Alrs. George Lane Mar
shall and Mrs. George Lyon, Who have
prepared such a programme as VIII de-
Iihgt the small people. live Whlte
rabbit very nice and soft and fat, Will
be given that little person selling most
tickets. and among the eggs is TO De a
goose egg of gold. Live chickens VIII pc
nm attendance. and. indeed, the analr VIII
be "A distinctly live" affair.
10 begins 10 look as If Babylon from
the Sums with no language but a
cry" were making itself heard, and GER
family the Easter season IS an appropri-
ate one for interest i'm these children 10
EXPRESS itself I'm these ways. Its glory, II
will be remembered, converges 10 man
ger in a stable. wherein lay a carpenter s
/ babv for whom there was no room IN
the inn" and who made babyhood sacred
4 foreVermOre.
The women of Barton Heights are "a
be congratulated upon their bright and
newsy edition OF the Progress in whose
columns appear very interesting sketches
by Mrs. Joseph Bryan. Miss Maria Blair
and Miss A. =. Sheppard.
The sublime meaning OF the tragedy
of time enacted on Judean hill some
centuries ago. must surely have been
emphasized i'm the minds of all present
al the production Of Sir John Stainers
"Crucihxion" 1T Holy Trinity church on
Good-Friday night by the Wednesday
club. with Messrs Baker of Baltimore
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