The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-08


rIerbert Saunders, OF Upper Shirley, and
Miss Minnie fucker. OF Raleigh, are the
quests OF Mrs. L. a. Saunders.
,trs cas,xie Cabell's Current Events
C-1aes is one of the delightful tnings whose
ottroctiors have sustained 10 Lenten
check. She was as telling as ever on
wednesday as stimulating, as susse7
,ivo. and as sympathetic. a III hst OF
topics discussed shows 4 topeh OF wv
Ravens above and the earth beneath ana
ne waters under the earth. Cuba again.
aeeording 10 latest development, Dr.
rsucqcn's trial the Roentgen rays, 4 two
nd four-year-old portrait OF
punvon literature. great deal beslu9
made up a most ENJOYABLE programme
Mrs Richard Allen. OF Tuckahoe, IS
tho guest OF Mrs. Ann j.. blair, seventh
street.
Much solicitude IS felt regarding W
condition of little Miss Mamie Cooke, now
tn DR. Hunter McGuire's good and ell
Gent care. AT St. Luke's Hospital.
parliamentary Law" as presented by
~ pobert NJ. Hughes before the No-
mans club on Friday evening, proved t.
cidodIv more entertaining than 10 SOUNDS
Mr. Hughes weaving much irreaisNoie
b1nor into the lecture when was
brilliant justification OF all anucipauons'
/ r-.ct member of the club had the pfiNi-
| lcge Of inviting one friend, 80 ,ll"' a..
rooms ,ere ful TO ovcrflowing' MI
| hughes name insufing prompt acccp-
| tance of the Invitations, MIS-. J.. j..
oyds the tactful and able president OF
~ ct,,b introduced the lecturer I'D "
| moe. f,licitous little speech. ~ ~.
| ,'|,,,i,,sion Of the lecture, tea ana h-Ht
| ,efreehmeuts were served, Mrs. JD'be
| l<eith presiding ut the tea taplc' ~
being assisted I'm her hospitapie uu.i,
~ Mrs. Lewis Wheat MISS bl'li'N'l'9' .,io
ana MISC Maysie sccit. Nnlen7 -
strangers present were lrs' Dioi ,,s,',,s of
,e,.ont of the Society OF Colonial Dai",s y.
! 100. Mr.. and Mrs. Kent, OF ~"
| YORK and Mrs. Wight Of Maryland
i''"'
Dr and Mrs. Mercer OF Newark \. D.
ore Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aston CaDeH'
Si7 west Grace street.
4 board meeting Of the Colonial D ..lil-
was held on Friday last az the Iesiuen--
Of Mrs. James Lyons When 'lis '0i'Y 49,. '.,7
,,our members were elected. Mrs. Heui 20
newton OF Norfolk; Mrs. John ;. WISE
| ~ Neo, York. and Mrs. John Turner +l-
| terb,rv. Those present were Mrs. LYONS
Nfrs George MAYO. Mrs. Reginald Gilman
Mrs. Herbert Claiborne Mrs. William i.
Robins Mrs. James DO0ley Miss Annie
Rose walker. and Mrs. Charles Chalkley'
A. the last general meeting or the so
cietv al the residence Of Mrs. il. aIne'
Moore. the following delegates 10 inc
national Congress OF Colonial Danes, 10
ha held in Washington on April 18th, were
appointed: Mrs. William Russell Robin
son. alternate; Mrs. Adiai Stevenson, Mrs
lanes Lyons. alternate; Mrs. Van Noast
~ Cincinnati. o., Mrs Herbert Claiborne
alternate: Mrs William ID. Thomas
Mrs II. y. Page o. Norfolk. alternate
Mrs. Quiniln. Of New York Mrs. william
J.. Royall and Mrs Meredith Montague.
CHURCH HILL.
The Hin begins 20 wear quite a spring
| like face AZ March advances. its gre q
is distinctly deeper than two weeks ago
! and its calders generally nave more thai
q buoyant suggestion of future blossom
on the sixteenth, an the societies OF
Trinity NJ. T.. church viii join IN hold
ing "A bazaar az CovOran Hall, Tor tn'
! benefit of tie parsonage fund. A 'ai
the societies" represent many lcadini
residents OF the Hill, the bazaar repre-
sents one of its present leading inter
ests. The officers win be; Mrs g 4
Nalford. president. lrs. Albert Mayu
chairman OF restaurant. Mrs. John Greer
assistant chairman, Mrs. Lula Mct nan
chairman or rcfreshmcnt table, Ars
Alice McPha1, candy; Hiss Myrtle nay
Ion fancy table. Mrs. \. j.. Naiie' apr"
table: Mrs. Hardesty howera' MIS-
Grooms. entertainment. The bazaar Wi
continue for one week. with very az
tractive special programme Tor eac
night.
= The next nectinr or 81. John Circl
NJ Kings Daughters viii be- held at u
/ residence Of Mrs. j. T.. Fitz.
Mrs. stephen T. Beveridge has as ne
guest her sister.
Miss Jessie Bailey has returned fror
Old Point.
There was n particularly fun attcn'
ance upon the monthly meeting OF On
] managers of the Home for lncuables
4 on Wednesday morning. Much regret w,
exnressed al the enforced absence, own
b To illness. of the president of the boar
, Miss Mary GreenhOw. Real griel va
evident in many quarters when lell
: was read from Mrs James II. bario
! rendering her resignation. BY unanlmol
. vote it was laid on the table, ana "
* corrosDonding secretary instructed
e write 10 Mrs Barton and beg her recon
" alteration. An estimate Of the adyal
fage TO the institution Of her memoe
70 ship on the board, ia, says the eeneF
!, voice. impossible. Her fidelity In the pos
= lion OF corresponding secretary, her sour
/. Judgment and unt.ring energy have pee
:. equally admirable and effective.
: Miss Sallle Goodwin. Of Wytheville.
a visiting her brother. Rev. Il. a. Goo
r. wyn.
/, The entertainment to be given by u
- Ladies Aid Society of Leigh-streot bA
a ,ist church. March 18th. l2th, and l3th,
n ba known as the feast OF days, prom
brilliant success. There will be specl
= attractions each evening. and a dehghti
C. lime IS promised 10 an who attend.
. admission for children IN the atternoo
- Admission az night 10 cents.
C BcnutifuI display of New Carpets at Al
tiun.
" J. II. Valentine vii. sell at his sale
roof-, No q west Broad street. Mouia
- al 1890 \. NJ. a very choice coi.ecl