The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
FAST WEEK rs sPENTfN FASHION.
xBLE CIRCLES.
ALE Climbs Matters Masrlmopial-Per-
sonsi Mention Charities.
Church Iiili.

,,sobab.lluos the man who knows says
nre more ethereal mlldncss and more
smiles shortly. Meantime, Fashion has
Embraced ITS opportunities. Its oppoit"-
mites appear 90 bc principally in lNe
direction oi enc Brook PIKE ana 10 DC Hio'
o. bicycles. IAtlc have hceh .n''' VI
-four cases al .nJury from fails. Mrs A.
H. Guleon has badly splaihed "hhlV
resultant upon q wheeling Trip, MIS-.
Cnarles Davenport has badly bruised
face. and q young sin, pupil OF one or
the private schools has sustained INJURY
A. serious that 10 ls feared amuutauon
my he necessary. But these. says lhe
popular voice are the exception that
proves the jolly rule.
Miss Lucio Wormlcy is now The guest OF
fricnds at the University. having gone
up l.r thv rliposc OF attending the O"i-
rveal,s finals.
a number of orr very first families have
icu richmond Tor an absence 90 ae meas
urod by the continuance Of the warm
weather Mr. and Ans. G.. -. laneior"e
and family are at this sery time enjoying
The air and scenery Of Aihemailc.
Mrs Judith c. 7. Walker and Miss
Annie Walker are at iaol"eid Springs.
There has been ana engagement an
bounced 10 vary the mouotony. ana the
tao people in the case are TWO particular
fayoritos. Miss Mary Mason Anderson.
one of them. is the second daughter OF
Colonel Archer Anderson. and superb
girl Her popularity and the demand
upon her attention and time made by the
social cXacfions cnta.lcd hy her posi-
ton as her fathers daughter. have not
prevented her interest in charitable work.
nrl she is. although the youngest member
Of Tie Board Of Managers Of the Shelter
in- Arms Hospital. enc o. the most valued
workers IN its behalf She IS a member
Of b0th the Saturday and Woman's
Clubs and. we think. 81 the Art club. and
her papers read before the two first were
among the most enjoyed Of tho whole
year She is state Secretary OF tho Kings
Daughters ia Virginia. She Is also fine
musician and a graceful dancer.
Mr. Williams. the gentleman IN the
cssc. f. equally prominent I'm social and
business circles. and as poplar I'm one as
esteemed in tho other. A lawn party. at
which the guests were exclusively very
dear friends Of Miss Anderson. was the
occasion of the announcement.
Miss Mary LEWIS is visiting friends
in Norfolk.
Mrs. James Lyons is among those who
have left he city for the summer months.
She IS at Red Ill.,
The Woman's Club will shortly have
Its next years programme. an uncom-
monty nice one. in available shape. as
VIII also the Saturday. ON every Mon
day evening now. until July LIST. tea will
lie served at the Woman's between the
hours of o'clock and $3.50 Il. N.
Master Lawrence Hay Taliaferro.
whom the all-seeng God has taken. that
the unweariCd eight months old feet may
known no ground moro rough than the
fields Of Heaven, is sadly missed. These
Tiny people have a way. we know. of
fastening themselves 10 ones heart But
u is an English woman who reveals some
thing that such pain stands for. who in
tcrprcts for the comfort of broken hearts
while poetry ana life shall last, what it
says from God.
$50 look up. friends; you who indeed
Have possessed in your house n sweet
piece.
'snm 'lol eAIIs uem Volgn ueAUoH Gun 20
need
BE more earnest than others are speed
Where they lolter, persist where they
cease.
You know how one angel smiles there. /
Then courage It's easy for you
TO be drawn by single gold hair
OF that curl, from earth's storm and /
despair,
To the safe place above us"
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas n. Carter. OF |
Washington ID. c.. will be the guests /
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine /
south Third street, during the reunion. /
Mr. and Mrs Beverley b. Munford and /
little daughter leave tonight for the /
White MOuntaina
ON Friday morning very juvenile society |
was much in evidence along franklin
street in the vicinity of Miss Elletts
school. As your correspondent stood
talking with charming woman of the
gay set no less than three at a bound
Frustrated themselves. in AN the glory Of
white dresses. broad sashes. white rOsct-
ted slippers. etc. upon this woman's neck.
and requested frankly TO know whether or
not she thought they looked sweet. TWO
Of them were fiizgeraids. Of Houston
Texas. and the other Miss Page Royal.
and they were all EN- route 10 the COM
mencement exercises.
Miss Louise Atkins. ono Of the small
pupils. tells an about it very cievcrly, as
thus:
with many pretty exercises. Miss Elicit
closed her school for the summer last
Friday morning. The prizes. which were
two medals for scholarships. and O set OF
Dickens novels for Latin and raathe-
matics. were won ass follows Mss Mary
Louise WhiNock "a scholarship. medal.
Miss Nora Purcell Leory. a scholarship
medal; ana ~ Virginia Adair Minor. the
sci OF Dickens works. These prizes were
The only ones eivcn in tho school and they |
were given in thc second class only.
As there were no prizes offered IN The
other Glasses Of The school. Miss Carrie
Armstoad. who deserved much credit for
her good work. both during tho year and
in examinations received "a scholarship
certificate. which is the same as a
medal
roe exercises werc opened with a Gre
cian play. Those taking part in IL were
Misses Carrie Aunstead. Helen Lafhorop
Mary Steeor. Nellie Davenport. and others
craped IN Grecian dgaucfics.
The next on The proeramme was "a
prearnlike fantasf of Great shakespeare
Himself and las le.o.ncs." Miss A6air
Minor took the part of Shakespeare and
MI did their parta with great ease.
Following The Shakespeare play cone
'AloSanders Feast" hv DRYDEN recitof
'Y a class ~ little girls Thcn a march
Wa most gracefully lcd hy Misses Louise