The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

however small, VIII be acceptable. MANY
thers are able to- make liberal offerings:
from such We shall be only too happy
10 accept gifts In such measure as they
may elect.
All contributions must be sent 10 tho
SeVIetary' who Is required Cart. ~, By
Laws TO receive all moneys and pay
them over to the treasurer
ALICE p. COLQUHOUN. Secretary.
Sis KING street. Alexandra. Va.
Mrs. W. j. BOOTHE. Treasurer.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
~ II sald that on the very same spot
General Washington first openly express
ca ms intention to join the army OF the
Revolution.
Interest at Virginia Beach continues 10
centre IN the cottage for the benefit OF
me Day Nursery and Kindergarten. Mrs.
). T. Harrison and Mrs. George Lane
marshall. who are IN charge. are putting
forth every effort for the enjoyment OF
their guests, and with conspicuous sue
cess.
Miss logan's art class. Just returned.
give glowing accounts OF the RESERVATIONS
or the beach and cottage. and during this
coming week numerous friends OF the
W1lk propose 10 80 down and test them
ne iauies IN charge were much anus
"a 20 receive over a signature the fol-
day last week: ''''''' ''''
motto. your advertising I'm the Dis
tenn Of Kindergarten YOU teach. also In
you only take babies for "day nursing"
also what brand OF condensed milk You
u.s.. II would be very troublesome TO
L. ooh
nursing. What would become Of them
az night? Would the parents have 10
come around every evening as night
came on and take them away? IL seems
10 me YOU would not get much patron-
age II you did that way. Have YOU had
any experience IN taking care Of babies?
~ ~. you are The wife OF. Mr.. Wights Soda
marshall J. know YOU have not. Vet you
tuNeItise IN tho paper that YOU want
Doaraers, ! am very careful where /
SEND my children, and I would have to
nave good references before / let any of
nine go away 10 board. DO you fur
nlsh bathing suits2 If 80, are they nicely
ana fashlOnaDly made2 Have they any
trimming on them. or are they made
pialnf ! would not want mine 20 go IN
inc water too much and get their
SKINS an burnt up. bat If you advertise
Tor hoarders you ought to have everything
nice ana proper I don't want 10 ask
you TOO many questions, rs ] can't expect
my cmidfen TO get as good when put
out as they do at home one thing !
must lAisi"A UUHNs anu iltt rs ilHf YOU
must not use "Duree's carminauve" for
collie, as ] don't want any morphine in
anything my children have TO take. Write
me full particulars and give me Rich
inond references. | want 10 know from
mothers direct what sort OF treatment
children receive. Pardon a poor nervous
parent for asking too much OF you. but
there are so many "humhug" advertise
ments in the papers ] don't. know whom
10 trust. OH one thing more, VIII /
have 10 send my own baby carriage or do
carriage. as yours might be little
buggy
Judge and Mrs. Lamb have returned TO
the city.
Late in August Miss Nellie Rogers will
visit the Misses Lancaster at their
country home, "Wallaw haioola.'
Miss Porter of Washington. the re-
Gently appointed leading soprano Of Cen
tcnary choir, is winning golden opinions
in Richmond. and the circle of her friends
is rapidly widening. Her voice combines
strength and sweetness in an unusual
degree.
Miss Evie Lawson and Mrs. Meloney
leave on July 10Th for Gloucester Dur
ing Miss Lawson's absence. Miss Rogers
Will act as her subiinte
Misses Adele and Louise Williams viii
spend the summer. at Flowing Rock
Mrs Ben Valentine. who is now at Iron
Gate. will shortly leave for the White.
Mr. and Mrs Valentine leave during
July for the White.
Mrs j. =. Rogers leaves next week
for Westminster, Nd.
Miss Rogers. soprano: Mrs. Durrctt.
alto: MT. Conway Gordon. tenor, VIII with
a bass voice not yet selected. constitute
the choir of All-Saints church during
the coming winter. Mrs. Conway Gordon
will be the orgauist.