The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-16

Miss Minnie Cox returned TO Richmond
yesterday, and for two weeks TO come
will be az 703 east Franklin street While
South. she mas been elegantly entertained
by friends in Marion, Mill,dgeyille, SUM
ner and Charleston.
Mrs. Charles Ethelbert Willis, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howard. has returned 10 her home
in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Mrs Edward p. Hall, nee watkins. Of
Washington. ID. c., Is the guest or Mr.
ana Mrs. Gervas storrs. I12 FouShee
street. south.
Mrs. Amelia Burton Leslie, who has
been for some weeks the guest OF MISS
pearl Bodeker, left Richmond on Wed
uesdav. Enroute home she will visit her
brother Bishop Burton, at Lexington
before he leaves for England, in order
to attend the Lambeth Conference.
On wednesday the Richmond city
Union of Kings Daughters held an i'm
portant meeting in the Woman's Chris
tian Association parlors, Mrs. b. b. Nalen-
entine presiding; Mrs. a. b. Guigon' sec
Rotary. There was a large attendance
There were present Mrs. Ohio kean' MISS
Lizzie Grattan, Miss Anna Boykin, MISS
Mary Warren Mrs. George warren sr.'
Mrs. George Warren, Jr., Mrs. Moses ~
Hoge Miss Nina wilcox, tne Ml9S-'
Nroade Mrs. William Tatum. Mrs Luna
McPhan Miss Archer and many Others
The exercises were opened with prayer
invoking the Divine blessing on the WIN
~ the society, after which Mrs. Guigon
clos belonging TO the Union then SUD
mitted their reports OF work done since
tbe LAST meeting. the summaries showing
I'm plain facts the benehcent work WINS
the society IS doing in the community
which is not limited to any one Held puI
Is undertaken wherever need presents IL
self
A number OF Richmond people have re-
ceived invitations TO the closing May
ball at Library Hall. Petersburg, OF Mrs.
~ = GRIMES Dancing Class. The chape-
rones are among the best known ladies' or
the Ccckade City-Mrs. John Armistead,
Mrs Julian Nichols. Mrs. James Sublett,
Mrs Edward Grigg, and Mrs. George
Cameron. Jr. Quite a large party VIII
make the run to Petersburg, In order TO
be present.
The annual exhibit Of the Richmond Art
club will be opened to the public on
Tuesday next. Through the kindness OF
Colonel Cowardln, the house No. 5lJ east
Franklin street. has been secured. so that
the pictures may be displayed 70 me au-
vantage. The first night-Monday VIII
be a private view for the members. None
hut original work has been accepted anu
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there is a very noticeable Improvement u
he seen since last years exhibit. cata-
logue OF the paintings and drawings mas
been prepared, the cores beng aIter the
noster design OF Miss Eloise Bruce OF
this city. Every morning afternoon anu
evening, there will be some members o..
the club present 10 receive VISITORS ana
a cordial invitation IS EXTENDED 70 'hS
public to call. All day saturday 'he eA-
hibits were being placed III tne mousse ,
and enough work was done 10 toreteil d
Ill baantiful final effect There will be
social features announced from DAY 70
dov and on the whole. the anar VIII
rrobahlv be the main fashionable IN
terest of the week
The following will indicate the pleas
ant arrangements for each day:
TUESDAY
N A II. to 2 p. M-Aiss Mary Jones.
5P to p. M.-Mrs William Bent
$50 p. NJ. to 1880 p. M.-Miss Louise
williams.
WEDNESDAY.
10 A. NJ. to 2 p. M.-Miss Annie Gray.
Z p. " to T.. M.-Mlss Lutte Pleas
/ ants.
$50 p. NJ. 10 1870 P. M.-Miss Mary
/ Mann Newton.
THURSDAY.
10 NJ. to2P M-Mrs. William Gwat'
/ llins.
p. NJ. TO L. M.-AIiss Lottie Price
$50 p. NJ to 1890 p. M.-Mrs. Parker
| Dash.ell.
FRIDAY.
10 A. NJ 10 =. M.-1iiss Baldwin.
5P NJ. to =. M.-Miss Norwood.
$50 T. NJ. TO 1890 +. M-Mrs Aalyin
! Patterson.
SATURDAY.
10 A. n, to 2 T. M,-Miss poFterheld.