The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

Mrs. Christine Terhunc Hcrrlck. who has
been the guest Of her uncle. MI. Horace
hawes, mas returned 10 New York.
Rev. and Mrs. Lucien Kinsolving left
for Washington Monday night
Mr.. James Lyons has returned from
delightful visit TO friends in dshinS-
ton, Baltimore. and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
are now entertaining AT their handsome
house on New Hampshire avenue, Wash
ington, ID. G., party made up OF people
prominent IN the literary world. IL IN
cludes Mr.. Richard Harding Davis.
Miss Augusta T. Daniel. who has been
quite sick for some time past IS now
cOnydlesCing.
The gentlemen Of the United States
Senate recently presented 10 NlCe-Presl-
dent Adlai Stevenson a complete silver
service which, IL IS said, Is the very hand
soonest in this country. IL was made by
Kirk, of Baltimore. and during the visit
OF a party of kichmonders 10 Washington
lately, was seen by several OF their mum
ber as well as by other friends.
Mrs. Charles V. Darlington. as her many
friends Will regret exceedingly 10 learn,
Is quite Ill.
Mrs. Beverly Scott. who was recently
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Gil
liam, has returned to Williamsburg.
The Misses Fox will make Washington
their future home, so that the recent
death of the father OF the household re-
suits IN threefold loss TO Richmond.
Miss Gardner, Of Maryland. is the guest
Of Miss Constance Peterkin.
Mrs. H. T. Meloney who has been
visiting friends i'm New York, returns To
Richmond this week.
On Saturday night a party Of eight were
entertained at dinner in honor of Mcssrs.
Mcllwaine ana Parker. OF New York.
those constituting the party being Misses
May Handy, Eleanor BOsher, Anne Ten
nant. Flossie Talbot. Mr. and Mrs. W.
James Walker, Messrs. Mcllwaine and
Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker chaperoncd. the
affair being given at the jefferson Hotel.
than which statement praise of menu
and service need not further go. ls sun
day Messrs. Mcllwaine, Parker. Andcr-
son, and Page and Misses May Handy.
Eleanor Bosher Mamie Langhorne. and
Claudia Palmer constituted "a party at
luncheon-also at the jefferson. Messrs.
Mcllwaine and Parker have now return-
ed to New York.
The annual meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Association will be held on the
first Wednesday IN April. and interest
on the part of those having the success
OF the work at heart Is taking that direc-
ton. The election of officers Will then
take place. and reports setting forth the
progress made in the different branches
of work viii be presented. IL ~ dlucull-
In
estimate Of the benefit coming through
this channel. or 10 be too solicitous FOR
general interest I'm it. In addition 10 IT'S
primary purposes. IL has others which are
represented by the Day Nursery ana tree
Kindergarten. ana that alone entltle IL TO
the heartiest supPor.
Mrs. Malvern Courtney Patterson left
on Monday for the University. expecting
to be absent until May or thereabouts.
Miss Lane Of Albany, Ala. IS the guest
of the Misses Meade. south Third street.
Miss Georgia Blankenship entertained "a
few friends informally at cards on S'l-
urday evening.
on Friday. March l2th. AZ noon the
I annual meeting Of the EXCHANGE LOT
| Woman's Work will be held at the Tx
/ change. when the election Of officers Tor
. the next year will take place. MIS-.
/ George Watt who is filling the uneN-
/ pired term Of the late Mrs. Halves as
/ president, will preside az the meeting
The Board Of Managers of the llomoe-
! opathic Free Dispensary ned olnei ii,-
| terestlng meeting yesterday al H.au
/ o'clock In the parlOr Of The Young Men s
/ Christian Association. The attendance
! was large and Mrs. George +. stacy pre-
sided. while Miss LOula Williams record
4 good deal Of routine business was dis
posed OF and several handsome ccrtri-
/ buttons both IN money ana in articles
needed at the Dispensary, were Ie1eN-
| ed. ,e.., 60
While the ladies' are very thankful for
/ the assistance already received ger they
/ desire to have the public understand mat
they are still I'm need Of additional dona-
tiOns In order 10 open up lhr ne" u,a
/ pensary which Will be located IN tue
/ western portion Of this city.
The ladies are well aware or the Iaci
] that the times are hard al present and
/ they highly appreciate the enorts mace
I by their friends but they nope thdt a good
many more chartaby dIsposen resident
of Richmond are ready 10 aid them as
soon as the matter Is properly lana De-
What is needed the most az this time
so that the Dispensary might be thrown
] omen as soon as In-rlulEt ~ 70 Wti'iN"N'til'
q table, u book case, ana number Oh
/ chairs.
The ladies' who have been In charge o
! the Bazaar held recently at the kegi
mental Armory for tho benefit OF IN
associated hospitals. held an importan
meeting az the Retreat ter the Sick yes
/ terday morning.
Tho most essential business was IN
| closing up OF the various accounts IN OF
der to ascertain the ne. profits which ar
TO be distributed among the various III
| stitutions.
The following amounts were turned owe
after all the expenses have been paid:
Door receipts, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES It'
Mrs. Tatum. chairman OF restau-
rant, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A''
Eye and Ear Hospital. through
Mrs. Sam Cohen and Mrs. c. . b.
| COWardin, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Old Dominion Hospital, through
Miss Temple ...........-............ 90
Sheltering Arms. through Mrs
Harry Frazier and Miss l.. a.
Anderson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oJv
Virginia Hospital, through Mrs
stephen Putney, ...........'....... 81
Retreat for the Sick. through MR.
James G. Lamb, .............''','' 00'