The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-26

son Watkins. Miss Barney. Mrs. Joseph
Mrs Bosher. Mrs Conway Barksdale
! Leila Blair. Gillio Cary. Claiborne Ju'
! dith Dcane Mrs. Daniel. Mrs. Goodwin
Misses Guy, Glasgow. Mrs. VIM. Hinson
Mrs Janney. Misses Pollard. Miss Ru
HEREFORD. Mrs. John Taylor. Misses Tai
bott Mrs. Edward Valentine Misses
Wallace. Misses Ball. Miss Burnley, Mis-,
Barksdale. Mrs. j. l.. Conquest. Mrs. JOS
Estes, Mrs. Chas. O'Ferrall Mrs. Halves.
airs Herbert Lefebvre Miss Lefe6vre
Mrs Ellie Powers Mrs Stephen Putney
Miss Putney. Mrs. r. ID. Steger. Mrs
Jack Temple Mrs. Jacob Michaux, Mrs
John Armstead Mrs. VIM. Frances
Powers. Mrs. +. S. Powers, Mrs. VIM.
Powers. Miss Josie Pollard. Mrs. T. VIM.
Pemberton, Miss Randolph. Mrs. n. v
Randolph. Mrs. Richard Rennolds, Mrs.
/ Webster Rhoads, Mrs. John w. Riley,
Miss Riley, Mrs. Russell Robinson. Mrs.
/ G. e. Runyon. Mrs. Bland Smith, Mrs.
/ Edmund Stfudwick. Mrs. Georgia Ste
/ ger. Mrs. Thomas Symington. Mrs.
Southall. Miss- Maize Scott, Mrs. Chas.
Selden. Mrs. Carter X. Scott. Miss Mary
/ Saunders Mrs w Bailey Saunders Mrs
Philip Taylor. Misses Tinsley. Thomas.
Mrs. j. G. Tucker. Mrs. VIM. d. Thomas.
Mrs Hugh Taylor, Mrs. Christopher
Tompksns. Mrs. Edgar Taylor, Mrs
Seaton Tinsley, Miss Todd. Mrs. Robert
a. Lancaster Mrs. James Lyons. Mrs
Egbert Leigh. Mrs. Maria Moon. Mrs
Hunter Mcclure Misses Mcclure. Misses
Mayo. Mrs NJ. McIntire. Miss McIn-
tire. Mrs. Charlotte McVeigh Mrs. Geo.
Mayo. Miss Annie Merrill. Mrs Warner
Moore. Miss Louise and Lima Mayo. Miss
Carrie Minor Mrs. II. II. MunfOrd Mrs
Gordon McCabe. Mrs. Il. c. Minor. Mrs.
VIM. a. Moncure, Mrs. Edward Mcclure.
Mrs. j. i. Mcclure Miss Patterson, Mrs
r. W. Powers, Misses Towers Mrs
Amelia Powers. Miss Alice Archer. Mrs.
James Anderson, Mrs. Clarence Boyd,
Mrs. c. a. Blanton. Misses Moore, Mrs
T. l.. Moore, Mrs. Hill Montague, Misses
Bessie Moore. Mrs. VIM. T. Oppenhimer,
Miss Parton, Mrs. James Scott Parrish,
Miss Bessie Bentley. Mrs. Austin Brock
eabrough, Mrs Hannah Breeder, Mrs
Chas G. Bosher. Mrs. Grayson Burruss,
MIS- George Barksdale. Mrs Robert
Blankenship. Mrs a. BeiTne Blair. Miss
Bnford, Mrs. a. Il. Camm. Miss Mildred
Darlington, Miss Cowardin. Mrs Allen
Chambert, Mrs. VIM. NJ. Coulling, Mrs
Gertrude COlston. Mrs. Beverley Crump.
Mrs. J. Aston Cabell, Mrs. Mary Caskie.
Mrs. Edward Crump, Mrs Dabney Cren-
shaw, Mrs. Herbert Claiborne. Mrs Er-
nest Chalkley. Misses Cooke Mrs. Oscar
Cranz, Mrs. l.. Cosby. Mrs. Clay Drewry.
Mrs. Adolphus Dill. Mrs. John Dunn.
Mrs. Frank Deane, Mrs. Chas. Daven-
port Mrs Parker Dashien Mrs. Uar-
rison Donnan, Mrs. Minor Dashien Miss
LIett, Mrs Harry Frazier Elizabeth
Fisher Mrs. Chas. 7. O'Ferrall. Mrs
James c. Hiden. Mrs. j. Allison Hodges
May Jones. Ellen Jackson. Mrs. Paulus
irving. Mrs. Ellie Powers. Miss .John
Armstead, JAS L. Anderson. Harrison
BAR Pelham Blackford, Edward Benson.
Lewis Brander Dr. Chas. Brock. Henry
Iailett, Aug Drewry. Herbert Claiborne.
D. W. Hinson. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Hobson
Arthur Mayo. Geo. Mayo. Lorraine RUf'
I'M, John and Edmund Harrison.
The wise gentlemen Of the TUESDAY"
CUB announce that, owing TO tho kin
mess the german down for the 2sth Will
be postponed until the evening of the
following Friday, January 3ist.
during the seven days ending on yes
terday the WOman's Club programme
mas presented some delightful things
HsIhla Day. etc, on Saturday. the
Ioth, ~ John Henry's admirable lecture
on uypnotlsm' on Monday, and Mr..
Nyndham Meredith's equally admirable
one with Thomas jefferson as his sub.
Ject on last night.
Mrs. Emma r. Ball was chairman for
virginia Day. and introduced the par |
uelpants In the programme These were
MIS- John Enders Robinson. who pre- |
scented an excellent paper on Virginia |
> statesmen Mrs. Lyon c. Tyler. who |
read an admirable essay on Virginia |
Heroes Miss Maria Blair. who paid |
hlsh tribute to Matthew Fontaine Maury |
his achievements. his nobility OF char /
tcler' etc, and Mr. Charles Washington |
ooiehaI' VINO rendered his fine James
town ODE. Westward HO" with vigor |
and IRE. The rooms were decorated with |
reference to the character of the dav
ana the efficient superintendent of Mr. |
W. L. Sheppard. A bust Of Maurv. i'm a
'e'uhs OF evergreen, stood in conspic-
lOus place, and on the southern wall |
IL the reading room a portrait of General
Lee was draped in the Confederate
'oIors. In the front room the colonial
'oiOIs prevailed, and a portrait of Wash
nston was conspicuously placed A So
'lal programme supplemented the literary
me- refreshments being served bv Miss |
-lalre Guillaume, assisted by Mrs W.
= Sheppard, Mrs $ ". Travers. Misses
Nary Anderson, Mary Lewis. Mary Cam
IRON, Berta Wexford. George Blank-
nship, and Louise Williams.
Mrs. j. r.. Y. Daniel was chairman
II the meeting at which Dr. Henry de-
Vered his interesting lecture on hyp-
ousm.> The general interest in the
ubJect TO be discussed was expressed
% one OF the largest audiences ever as
embed in the cluD-roOms.
"Hypnotsm, as applied to the ameH-
ration OF pain, in the training OF char
'cter, ann tor other benehcent pur-
oses" was the direct subject of Or.
ienrys discourse, with a number of
miable young gentlemen by way of
lustrauon, whose submission 10 the hyp-
Oust was abJect.
Some ilne music by Master John Powell
supplemented the lecture The chair
ian's guests were Mrs. Barton ha.a
Use. Mrs. w. w Henry. Mrs James
yons, Mrs. j. SHELTON Williams, Madame
uilldume. Mrs. NJ $. Valentine, Rev.
nd Mrs. John *. Mason, Mrs. j. r. y.
aniel, and DR.. Robert +. Williams
rs Lewis Wheat presided at the tea
lble. and was assisted by Mrs. Keith,
iss Mary Lewis Mrs. Robert Mum
'rd Miss Guillaume. and Miss Good
in.
on last night the character and work
that great Democrat, sublime in a
implicitly which the gentlemen who have
lccecded him in various offices have not J
varably emulated. were brilliantly pre-
nted by Mr.. Wyndham Meredith.
The Tuesdays of Mrs. S II. Halves and
ISIS Halves grow no less delightful as
icy succeed each other.
The Richmond german was a repeti-
on OF the successes for which the club
famous.