The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

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visit Miss Bessie Martin.
Tho "Fcrtnightly Club" It would ap-
near. has gonc upon IT'S vacation some
what earlier than usual this year. and
Il would also appear that the vacation
is 10 be Of indefinite length.
Tho Saturday" resumes It's meetings
next November.
Fishing. boating. hay rides. etc, are
some OF the attractive games under
which tho good works Of Grace Episcopal
church will present themselves on Whit
Monday. June 30. The excursion 10 West
over on that day will, 10 Is anticipated, be
the brilliant success, which, OWING 10
the object, It's programme, etc, IT ought
10 be- Tho rOund-trip ticket costs but
10 cents. and Richmondcrs know very
well what a very agreeable thing the
run down 20 WcstOvcr is-the beauty or
the scenery. the variety of he associa-
lions etc. Tho boat leaves promptly at
$50 j.. NJ. Tickets can be gotten at West
Johnston & Co.'S.
A garden party on the afternoon and
evening OF the 10Th. viii present TO the
public Very delightfully."- tho cause OF
charity as expressed I'm the work Of tho
"ShoHorng Arms Hospital" Miss Anna
Rovkn and Il score Of other charming
girls will have affairs in charge and
promise a variety of pleasure. A slight
superiority I'm the matter Of hospitals in
Richmond has boon mildly limited az by
tho dear public occasionally during the
past eighteen months But which Is the
slDernu0us one? "Who shall decide when
doctors disagrcc2' The "Sholtering Arms"
SIS doing class Of work done by no
Other hospital in this city It's managers
cndcavOr 10 minister 10 the spiritual az
well as the physical ills OF their prote-
Ccs 1t IS absolutely free ia all IT'S de-
partmonts. and is. for that reason cs-
pccially worthy Of public favor which,
10 tho honor Of Richmond's respect for
noble memories as well as for noble
work, be it said, it has never lacked.
Miss Alys Connaly returned from
Washington on Saturday having had a
delightful visit She was the recipient OF
many c0urteslcg while there. social din
ners having been given I'm her honor as
we'll as % very brilliant entertainment by
the Country club"
Miss Mary Cameron leaves shortly for
visit 10 Mrs. Robert Raniet, Holyoke,
Mass.
While in Charlottesville I'm attendance
upon tho Council Miss Norwood was very
delightfully."- entertained by number of
her friends.
Row Hartley Carmichael is n clerical
delegate 10 tho Tricnnial Council which
in October next meets in the city Of Min
noapolis.
"Will you. please" says The Home for
lncuablcs through a charming member Of
its Board. will you please. dear. say
something nice about our excursion 20
Dutch Gap on June i1th?'
There are few nicer combinations than
the object Of these excursions and the
excursion itself so We Jet them stand
alone. Taken together with the board.
who Will constitute tho committee on
hospitality they arc irresistible.
CHURCH HILL
Church Hill was looking just a little
gray as to its skies and damp and shaken
as 10 its roses when your correspondent
took notes last.
However. 10 was only a trine. The
roses Of the garden and lilies OF the field
have way Of acquiescing in storm that
is fruitful I'm suggestion 90 a receptive
mind. IL is a philosophic way which
many human philosophers have not. So
much for the roses, which are a very bril-
liant. fragrant and beautiful part Of
Church lin life I'm May.
As 10 the social programme it has
yielded something. too. 10 storms, ana
was not so Say as anticipated.
ON Monday night a., Junior Ash" So
cicty of ST. Johns, gave i'm The Sunday
school-room a series of delightful tab
loaux. complimentary 10 their friends in
the congregation and out of a. under the
management of Mrs. j. II. Fits. The