The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

Ter AT the hetrcat az soon AZ Poss'p'e'
The November meets OF the Deep Kun
Hunt Club are as follows:
Saturday "a. Westbrook Gate; Wednes-
day. 5th. New Reservoir; Saturday 9Th.
Rio Vista; Wednesday, 18th, Fair Grounds
These at 315 +. NJ.
Saturday. 18th, Barton Heights. Dr.
Tritton's): Wednesday. 20th. Kennels; Sat
urday I'D. Rio Vista; Wednesday. 9th.
New Reservoir: Saturday. 3oth, Race
meeting at Chantilly. These all at 3
i. Nj
To the energy Of the club members may
be attributed the inreased interest IN
equestrian exercise among the fashion
able contingent 1t ~ now understood
TO be the very correct thing TO ride
horseback ana do IL well, so, OF course. its
popularity is determined.
The Medical Glass Of the University
held "A meeting on Thursday afternoon
and adopted a resolution pledging the
Medical Glass TO contribute 81 600 towards
the work of restoring the copy OF the
school OF Athens' I'm the Public Hail.
or replacing IL with a similar painting
The class will leave its work as a heri-
tage to coming classes, with the hope
that they will continue II until the ne
cessary amount is secured.
The bicycle. as everywhere else is hav-
ing an immense vogue at the national
capital, where the asphalt pavcments are
on all the principal streets and avenues.
and where everybody, from Supreme
Justice to house page rides. Even tho
dark faced laundry women Of the Negro
quarter may be seen on wheels. Some
Of the most amusing riders are the at
taches of the Chinese Legation, who,
because OF their flowing robes, use wo-
mems wheels.
Invitations are out TO the marriage OF
Miss Elise Davenport Williams. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Williams. 10
Mr.. John Wilder Atkinson, on November
l2th, at $50 j. NJ, in ST. Paurs church.
Mrs. Barton Haxail Wise has returned
from visit TO Atlanta, Savannah, and
Augusta.
The opening Of the Jefferson set the so
cial bail rolling, and the gentlemen of the
Nest'norei1nd and Commonwealth Clubs
enjoyed ropal menus on the evening OF
that day.
Mr. Edward Aston VIII be much missed
in social circles, DIS will Mr.. and Mrs.
John Banks Munson.
Miss sallie Tompkins is the guest Of
Mrs. Joshua Peterki1.
Miss Annie Henry, who will be one Of
the bridesmaids at the peterborough
Cooke wedding, will. during her stay in
Rchm rd, be the guest Of Miss Ellie
Williams All east Franklin street.
Both the "Tuesdiy and Richmond"
German Clubs have organized for the
1916 season. and will sustain their record
for delightful dances.
Miss Annie Empe Sheppard's conveles-
ence is steady. but very slow.
The War Of the Roses opens to-mor-
row night, and the Armory is about as
brilliantly attractive a battlefield as
taste, lavish expenditure, and energy
could make it, The interst the Bazaar
has attracted all over the State. and FAR
outside it, is the best augury for imam
cial success. Tomorrow night promises
a brilliant musical programme, In add
tioa to all the other attractions, and the
ladies' are highly gratihed at the accept
ance of their invitations by all the in
vited guests, including the clergy ana
physicians of the city and the military.
The ladies' deserve success, and VIII
doubtless have it.
CHURCH HILL.
The hills absorption in the Bazaar
makes it duh place socially just now,
but In a week or two a number Of pri-
vate entertainments are promised.
Little Miss Ruth Cunningham, daugh-
ter of the genial City Collector, who has
been quite III, is now much improved.
Bronchial pneumonia was the trouble.
Miss Lefty Scott, who has spent the past
wear in Lynchburg has returned 10 her
home. to the pleasure of her many
friends.
Mrs. Grymes' Saturday afternoon dane
ing classes are a joy forever to the chill
dren. as are the Friday night germans
TO the older set.
The ladies OF Grace church have MADE
all arrangements for their chaperoned
excursion to Atlanta, which Will leave
here the eth of November next Thurs
day). at 1888 =. NJ. The entire expense
for the trip will be only 81. Persons de-
string TO ioin this party will please regis
Ter their names Monday and Tuesday, am
and 5th. at the office Of the Seaboard AIT
Line, S36 east Main.