The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22
distinction as a lawyer Is not limited TO
Rhode Island.

tAioAc ASiaHH.
Miss Annie Emple Sheppard. whose long
continued and serious Illness mas pee"
source OF soicitude to her many 'rienus.
was able to be out one sunny day '"S'
week.
Mrs. Alexander 4. Tunstaii. OF wash
ington, Is the guest OF Mis-. Alfred cray
lc0S Park avenue.
Mr.. Hannibal Williams distinction and
drawing qualities decided the Womans
Club. under whose auspices he gave bril-
liant Interpretation OF Shakespeare's heH-'
ny V. on thursday night. that larger
quarters than the club rooms would be
needed i'm fairness to the public. Certain.
Nv the visit OF the finished scholar 10
Richmond will be a memorable one for all
who had the pleasure OF attendance at
the Y. NJ. c. a. Hall.
Mrs. James IL. Oliver. formerly Miss
Marion Carter, Of Shirley, Is the guest
OF Mrs. Robert ID. Minor, north Tenth
street.
Or. and Mrs. Charles G.. W. Macgill
have recalled the invitations to the mar
riage Of their daughter. Miss Margie Mac
gill. TO Mr.. Norman James. which was
TO have taken place at St. Jimothys
church. Gainesville. April Sth. Owing TO
tho death OK the groOm's brother, Mr..
Campbell James the wedding will take
Place very quietly at the home Of the
bride.
The Cooperative Workers Of Baltimore
city issued recently. I'm the interests OF
I gd.g 81 urhf roh
larger scale. Is 70 Maryland what Sum
mer Rest" is to the Old Dominion. Lo-
Gated on the picturesque Western Mary
land road, at the very summit of the Blue
Ridges chain. it is a brilliant exponent
Of what young women of fine intent and
sound sense can accomplish. IL is yearly
increasing in popularity (and naturally as
a summer rendezvous for self-supporting
women. and Is conducted on principles of
which the basins IS through cooperation.
1t had its real origin in the gentle and
deep hearts of two charming women OF
the leisure class" Mss Susan Murdoch
and Miss Mia X. Pitt and reioices IN
such rapid and beautiful growth that
it is one OF the things TO which Baltimore
fair as she is. and Astounding I'm good as
she does, points with most pride 10 yisi-
tors. 1t is a splendid triumph for young
womenhood, for, without exception. the
AUlnN.
a. well as cultivated, charming, symmet-
rical-by no means the sort of thing the
popular mind associates with pioneers in
these movements.
As Tor their edition. Il Is admirable.
ana contains much that Is OF real literary
value. our Auxiliary Boards (womenD
VIII be particu'arl gratifed AZ one OF
the sketches-"Lady Managers-a Pro
test'-which supports and endorses the
action OF Mayor Hooper and Governor
Lowndes in appointing women 10 Offices
heretofore held exclusively by men. There
are places for the woman doctor numer-
Gus and delightful as she is. In Baltimore
In this connection il may be stated that
the present Dean OF Bryn Mawr Is Miss
Thomas, a daughter OF Or. James Carey
Thomas, OF Baltimore. and an essentially
womanly as well as strong woman.
The staff for the edition is this.
Editor-in-Ch.ef Miss Kate Steele.
Business Managers, Miss Esther A.
Brown. Mrs A. l. Tavoau
Advertising Manager, Mrs. Edward T.
Norris.
Treasurer, Mrs. George Dobbin Penniman.
DEPARTMENT EDITORS.
Philanthropy and Clubs, Miss Mary
Barrol
Art. Miss Lisa X Wyatt.
Music and Drama. Mrs Janon Fisher.
Literature. Miss Kate Steele.
Foreign. Miss Laura Packard
Science, Miss Mary =. b. Findlay.
Sports, MISS Rosa steele.
Household Economics Mrs. Joseph Roach
Children. Mrs George Dobbln Penniman.
Miss May Mason Anderson is visiting
friends i'm Baltimore, where last week
several entertainments were given I'm her
honor.
on Tuesday Miss Sarah Poor enter
tanned at cards. those present being Miss
Virginia Cooper. Hiss Gllderslecve. Miss
Helen Didier, Miss Molly George. Miss
Phoebe Warwick Miss Achsah Preston.
Miss Cornne Pope Miss orne, of New
York.
on Thursday n tea was Miss Virginia
COoper's expression of courtesy 20 Miss
Anderson, those receiving being Mrs.
benjamin Orne of New York, Mrs. Harry
Ransom. Miss Mary Anderson OF Rich
mond, Miss Virginia Orne Of New York.
Miss Sarah Poor, Miss Achsah Preston.
Miss Cor.nne Pore. Miss Phoebe War
wick. and Miss Anne George.
On Monday afternoon Mr. Roosevelt
Page will lecture before the Woman's
Club at 4:30 O'Clock. Miss n. j. Win
SION IS chairman for the afternoon. and
much enjoyment is expected.
There viii be a committee meeting OF
the Society OF the Colonial Danes on
Monday
The next issue Of the Lotus" which
is the organ of the Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs IN the United States, viii
contain a sketch or outline relative 10
the origin and success OF the Richmond
Club giving its first and present officers.
its objects. and information relative 20
IT'S programme for the past two years.
Tile periodical is edited al New York.
Miss Anastasia Howard has returned
from West Point. Miss Ella Johnson