The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-11

had played such havoc with bis ensr-
Gies and left him so weak.
Mrs. Coleman, north Fifth. has re-
turned TO the city. Tho decided sugges-
ten OF winter In the atmosphere recently
has brought most Of our people home.
Miss Katharine Pyle, n sister OF Mr..
Howard Pyle whose name stands for con.
spicuous talent and public appreciation.
is the guest OF Miss Lutte Peasants. scs
cast franklin street Miss Pyle. success
full writer and painter a. she IS. is, be-
sides. a charming young woman.
Miss Lutte Peasants has. during tho
past week. been confined TO her room as
the result OF Il severe cold.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial -Asso-
citation added It's contingent 10 Grace
street pedestrians on FRIDAY evening"
TO o clock. The home OF MISS Lucy CiaiI
Atkinson, second vce-president OF the so
oiety. was the objective point. A silver
tea under that young lady auspices was
the occasion. Hospitality showed itself
in charming ways The rooms Were
bright and warm, welcome particularly
cordial, table delicacies abundant. Mar
maoyke Atkinson. the young gentleman
Of the house, received tho coins. de e.
pleasantly known to the readers OF The
Times Children Department as the bright
winner OF several prizes.
Among those receiving were Misses Lucy
Claire and Ethel Atkinson. Lily Wood
Conway Macon, Sallie Brooks, and Mary
Thaw.
Among callers were Mrs. Bryce Stew
art Hume. president OF the Society. Misses
Dora Pugh. Lottie BEDFORD. Mrs. S.
Dudley, Ruby Bodeker. Hughes Kirk. Or
John Hartman. Messrs. g. ). Lynn, james
Gray, and Mercer Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Sklnker and
family have returned 10 the city from
Berryyilic. whore they were the guests
Of Mrs. Sknker's sister, Mrs Wheat.
Two weddings next week OF particularly
charming girls and fine men have put the
fashionable eve in quite a state OF ag;ta-
ton as to where to look in order TO miss
nothing. There IS the Clarke wedding to-
morrow night at the Second Presbyterian
church: the Riycs marriage AT noon OF
Saturday. on Friday Mr.. Potts will 90
up 10 Gotham with thirty friends. Par
ties will also go from "Sunnyside," Mr.
James p PAGES handsome country place
from "Cismont." CIr Fullers). and from
Cameron Lodge"
The State Convention OF the Kings
Daughters Of Virginia will be held in the
auditorium Of the Young Mems Christ ~
Association building on October 9th.
Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis. of Nc.s
York. corresponding secretary of the or
eanization, will be present. and will i'd
dress the convention at y NJ. and 4:3O Z
" Delegates from all the Circles in the
state are expected TO attend
CHURCH HILL
The fan season has opened. The 81
Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters aeld
It's first meeting since disbanding in the
spring, on last Monday, and all prelimi-
raries to practical work were arranged
on tomorrow week, at 4:3O. the cecond
meeting for the year will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. Wexford Reed.
The Fortnightly Whist Club has also
made its annual beginning PARTICULARS
pleasant one, at the home Of Mrs. Llther
A. Camp. on AInday evening. Mrs.
Ben. Howard will be hostess upon the
occasion Of the clubs next meeting.
The old "Washington" oak. on Mrs. \
G.. Pretlow's premises, yielded to the lie
cent violent storm. and With 1t went down
the Oldest oak. IL IS said, in eastern Viz
cinia. IL Mr. Tennyson or some other
competent person had ever taken time
TO make It talk. like the one known 10
fame in the Englishman's poem, u c"ulc
have had a good deal TO say hat was
very interesting.
II IS certainly TO be hoped that old 81
Johns appeal for new steeole VIII mto'
with response. The church IS so closely
identified with national history. mat IN.
terest in il ought to go outside the Sta'e
and no doubt would. if its needs were
known.
Another benedcent and strong inilntrce
has returned 20 tho Givcr 'of all COCO
and perfect gifts from whom II came
and left Grief unspeakahle 10 testiIy 90
its quality. Mrs. Annie Parkinson
death. on Friday afternoon. came IN the