The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
LIFE IN VANITY FAIR
AND OUTSIDE IT-PERS0NAL MEN
TION-CHAR RITES.
qhs Past Week In FashionAbi" C'roisa-
Few msnts-on Church
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,lain. but its efforts were not enuieiy aP-
rcristed II was the kind Of rair that
oermcatcd not only your clotheS' put
rcur epirlts and those foolish Nifbhs anu
others who had failed 10 make nay wiz
The sun shOnC had certainly no "Ppoi
funity presented them for putsulne l"a'
tnducfrv The WOmans club Is distlhc'-
a, Ill hred and always keeps its IN
cagcneuts. Last Monday was no eScep-
In 10 the rule The subject Tor DISCUS
cir was "phianthrOpy.' with MIS-. be'-
oil, Munford as chairman. AS was eh-
noctod. delightful program was pre-
scotsd upon which appeared the halil''
of Rabbi Calisch. Miss Baiisn,' VI 80
ION. Miss Mary Mason Anderson MAJOR
etiles and Miss NJ. NJ. T. Newton an at
fractlve list. certainly. IN,
rabbi Calisch gave an Interesting taiH
mn ..True Philanthropy as Disungulshot
charming YaIer by Miss Brooha' h'"" VI
from the SPURIOUS MISS hatlsH. - 80
the Kindorgartcn Department In the Sol-
1ege for the Training Of Teacheis' Ne"
Nork Major stiles furnished most IN
,orestin. sketch on "Prlson Reform. CAV
INC. al It's conclusion, some nala i'F"'
ing the reformatory near IHchliiVhu'
Miss Anderson read a paper ny "i9 1,ht
,otcbaeI on "The Spiritual ldea IN iHl-
iartbropv." and Miss Newton, an au-
,nirable one on Social settlements.
me rain. like time. tide, and some otheI
things. waits for no manor woman" an
was progressively unpleasant on TINS spe
,ial afternoon, but the attendance VIZ
nevertheless good. and those present WEI
Lii rewarded for attendance through dif-
faculties.
10Th the Medical Publishers Associa-
tion and the American Medical Asso,ia
lion hold their annual meetings. III n"r
tlmore this week. Among the phys'clan9
lFU
cure. Landon Il. Edwards and joseph
A. White.
Mas Stafford. OF New York; is the
guest OF Mrs. b. y. Munford'
The Misses Wcddell leave for Noriok
on Monday. where they will be the guests
Of the Misses Talbot. c.....a,,. Gov
Miss Emcie Pogram left on saturday ioi
Norfolk. for months stay.
Nuss ella Capcrton stiles is In WASH
,ngton. the guest Of her cousin MISS Cor
don.
Miss y. r. Winston is the guest OF
Miss Mary Lewis, and her friends VIII w
Glad TO learn cf her complete recovery
from recent illness.
r.etters received from Mrs. y. II. Nash
saw that the invigorating sea Is sIauuaiy
imparting its strength to her
Mrs. Honnehureer. Of Hauisononrg'
Va. is the guest Of Gov. ana MIS- fo'-
rail-
on next Thursday. promptly al II noon
thero will he held at The Times hulldlhR
IN the Womcn's Editorial ROOM a meet
ing of an who arc I'm any way co..,
nected with that Woman's Edition. Whl,n
,s "a cover them with glory 60, ana
e. HOSllftI
ducats This coming event has lost not
d. shadow. but its enulgcncc before, ana
1, would be sad ineed If this were TO
converge to a failure. So. to prevent thal
possibility. all editors contributors re-
rorters business managers. etc, are re-
ouested to attend, and TO be presei,
promptly on time. The elevator boy WIN
direct TO the Office A full attendance
is urged
Mrs. Matte Paul Myers is the guest Of
Miss Augusta Daniel
There is kind of woman, whose So
cial extinction is contamination ue-
voutlv 10 be wished. of whom sweet
and kindly friend says, with raised I'M
Ger TO the correspondent. Don't get heI
down on you. dear, she's got an aWlui
tonguew As a matter OF iact IL is H''
awful tongue that makes her tolerated.
and as another matter Of fact, an allo-
nathic dose of sturdy Anglo-SaNon' cool
Indifference to the poisonous possibilities
~ these. more or less fair ladies' tongues
would do much 10 curb their harm. Iop-
ularity is an agreeable thing, nut p'Pu-
larity based ON false ana indlscIlnlhaVe
praisc. through fear Of a tongue Is one
Of those doubtful thrones which Mr.. rem
pvson Saws are lice on summer seas IL
Ga a nopularity that is not consistent win
fclf-Icspcct.
Mr. G. Mirror Bolts. Of FredcricksburG'
IS the guest of Miss Mary Lewis.
Tho seventh and last Of the delightful
T. Y. A. lecture course will he de-
livcrcd on the coming Friday evening I'D
the Han of the House of Delegates ny
Mr.. Philip Bruce, whose name Is inc
best possible introduction 10 Nchmoh'
audience. Mr. Bruce Will lecture upon
the domestic Economy OF the Virgin
sans on the Seventeenth Century
subject 10 whose study he has devoted
much conscientious study, and Is, there
fore specially wcl-preparcd TO lecture
upon II. In this connection 1t IS III oraer
20 state that Mr.. Bruce has recently com
plcted the manuscript OF history o'
'-rhe Economic Condition Of the VIZ
cinian People i'm the Seventeenth Cen
turv" TO whose preparation ne has de-
voted all his leisure time for the past
three years and "A half his researches
extending 10 the manuscript authorities
1t will probably make its appearance IN
hook form IN November or December
peNt.
The lectures have. one and all, been
so ENJOYABLE that the regret at the con-
cmsion of the course is as general as the
attendance has been large. IL Is justly
anticipated that next Friday evening s
lecture viii be one of the most inter
csting OF them all.
Miss Katharine Tabh. Of Gloucester,
viii spend tho month of May with Miss
Nina Randolph.
Misses Betty and Mary Hogcs who
have for SC, cral months. baen enjoying
lfe as II presented itself I'm the fashion
able woril Of Louisville. Indianapolis ana
Memphis. will return TO Richmond within
the next ten days.
Mrs. & H. Langhorne and family left
last week for her country place, Mira
dor" in Aibcmaile county.
Mrs. $. W. TraVcrs Miss Nellie Rogers
and Miss Mary Rogers leave next Wed
r, sday for New York.
Miss Kate Bcokwith, who has been on
an extended trip South. returns 10 the
ctfv on Tuesday next