The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

living, and steadfast continuance in tire
work which she began as her noolest
memorial.
Mrs. Fairchild, Of Wisconsin, is now at
Mrs. Duyals.
Miss Sally Archer Anderson Is the guest
OF Miss Dunlop, Georgetown d. c.
On Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Aston Cs.bell entertained a few New
York friends at an elegant dinner
The members OF the Matinee Whist
Club became guests OF Mrs ]. Allison
Hodges last week. and had a particularly
delightful meeting. Those present were
Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Nelson. OF Dan
ville Miss Smith. OF Portsmouth; Mrs.
Archie Patterson, Mrs. Thomas Jeffress.
Mrs Ashby Weller. Mrs. Carlton Jack
SON. Miss Wallace Mrs. Bethel. Mrs.
Thomas Neale and Mrs. Warner Moore.
On Tuesday, April the first. from 10
o'clock i. NJ, n Silver Tea. for the re-
furnishing OF q room at the Sheltering
Arms Hospital will be given at 5l2 east
Brandon, will receive. assisted by Miss
Frances Scott. Miss Anna BoylCin. Miss
Berta Wexford. Miss Hope Stewart. Miss
Louise Mayo. Miss Alice Archer. Miss
Irene Fitzgerald Miss Elsie Cameron.
Miss Isabel Pigman. and Miss Howard OF
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip A. Bruce were
called TO Norfolk. Friday by the sud
den death Of Mrs Bruces mother Mrs.
John Saunders Taylor.
Mr.. st. George Bryan Is at home, La
burnum, from college for Easter.
Miss Mary Coles white IS the guest Of
Bishop White. east Leigh street.
Miss Emily whittie is visiting friends
IN Winchester.
On Tuesday. March the thirtfeth at half
past four O'Clock. novel entertainment
Will be given in the Parish House OF All
Saints Church. corner Of Grace and
Madison streets 1t is known as The
New Woman certainly promising
name II IS especially for boys and girls.
and the programme pays very entertain
ing respect 10 that fact but children Of
larger growth will be most cordially well
coined. The charge for admission is
only ten cents. which includes "a chance
for the new woman" and games for the
children. Refreshments Will be on sale
for very moderate prices. The entertain
ment is in charge OF the March Commit
tee Of tho Virginia Hospital. which a large
number Of people had pleasant reason
TO thank FOR delightful entertainment
last week
on Wednesday the committee I'm charge
Of the Loan Exhibition. to be given by
the Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. In the interests OF the Virginia His
torical Society, met at the residence Of
Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne. its chairman.
The other members Of the committee are
Mrs. William ID. Thomas. Mrs. James
Lyons. Mrs. Decatur AXtell and Miss
NJ NJ. Z. Newton. Mrs. W. Ben Pur-
cell, regent Of the chapter, was also pres
ent AT the meeting.
The date for the opening OF the Exhibit
ton IS the 2Gth day OF April. The house
has not been decided upon. but will GER
talnly be on Franklin street. In the line
Of the daily promenade. The admission
fee will be % cents-small enough. GER
tainly.
Mr.. Edgar Brown has furnished n beau
tiful design for the back Of the Gala
logue Every afternoon there will be
e.
Reception Committee. and special enter
tainment will be provided for each night.
For the children there will be a Martha
Washington tea party. at which the min
net will be danced by some Of the men,
bers Of Patrick Henry Chapter, Children
OF the American Revolution.
There will be two literary evenings
two evenings devoted 10 music and art
talk-sO that this outline will Indicate
81. nd a n inc to %
the affair It IS also certain to be valu-
able as an educator and thoroughly
unique among even the varied and suc-
cessful history Of patriotic society enter
prises.
The relies will be exceedingly numerous,
valuable. and. in many cases, beautiful.
The portraits will be in one collection:
laces in another; fans IN another; jewels
in another. and so on.
ANY friends having relics which they
are willing 10 exhibit may communicate
with Mrs. II. A. Claiborne. or any men,
Der Of the committee. who viii be VERY
glad. indeed, 10 hear from them.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian Association viii be held
April the seventh. At this meeting the
annual reports from the various churches
interested. together with the reports OF
the various officers, will be read. and 10
II all interested in the work are cordial
" invited. From 10 10 o'clock the
Board Of Managers will constitute a re-
ception committee. and will serve light
refreshments.
During the Easter holidays Mr.. Alex
ander Cameron. together with the chill
dren OF the household will visit Cameron
Lodge. Mrs. Alexander Cameron will
spend the time in Washington, d. c.;
Miss Mary Cameron In Baltimore, and
Miss Elsie Cameron I'm New York.
Mrs Peyton H. Hoge. Of Wilmington.
n. c.. IS visiting Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Go
west Franklin street.