The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

ALBANIAN AZ 4 o'clock at the residence OF
Mrs stephen 7. Beveridge.
Miss Alys Tinsley has returned to the
city.
A, called meeting held In the Zee
ture room OF ST. Johns church Monuay
afternoon. at which Rev. Mr.. Ioou"in
presided, IL was decided 10 Commune 'ni''
societies connected with the church-thr
IaS,os. aid the Junior Aid. and the
c;uild- into one to be known as the No-
mems Auxiliary. Their work Is distinc-
,ivelv mission work. and such a cour'
seerne wise The officers elected were.
President Mrs. Wexford Reed. Secretary
and Treasurer. Miss Pearl Bodeker.
The Virginia German club gave n de-
lgatful german Friday night at Chestnu'
nm cantain shackelford leading with
his accustomed success The chaperones
were Mrs. William shervin, and Ms
Gray Bossieux.
Mrs. s. w. Travcrs has returned 10 i"e
city after a pleasant visit to irenoa "
Baltimore.
the Deem Run Hunt club race meeting
an next Saturday November 2oth. These
race meetings arc becoming as fashion
able here as the New York Horse show.
MANY special costumes have been -
sienod for the occasion. which Is as much
noted for its display Of handsome dresses
as for good horses.
The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Needle Work Guild Will be held ON next
THURSDAY. November 18th. at the Noin-
ans Christian Association rooms. III east
Franklin street 4 prompt and full al
tendance Is requested.
This important charity has gone on us
way so quietly that comparatively rev
know anything Of its real scope, or the
good II accOmplishes. It's benehclarles
are. principally reduced gentleio.k VINO
womb bear any deprivation rather than
prosent their needs 10 their personal
friends. much less 20 any OF the publc
agencies for the relief Of the poor me
Garments made are sent. I'm these cases
where discreet inquiry has proven inc
need TO exist I'm the most delicate way
with no enclosure to indicate the donor
Mrs George W. Bagby is entitled 10 the
| honor Of being the originator OF inc her-
ctful work here. and during the existence
If tho Child II Is impossible 10 measure
tho good done and the happiness con-
ferrod. II is to be hoped that inc annual
meeting will be largely attended anu 'na'
tho Guild may have many happy re-
turns of that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall NJ. Gillian and
Miss Mary Gillian. leave Richmond 10
morrow Tor New York.
4, tho meeting Of the Richmond City
Union of Kings Daughters last Weuh'a-
day, Mrs. George A. Lyon read re-
quest from Mrs Joseph Bryan TOT uele-
gate from the Union to attend a Ihee'ils
called at the Woman's Christian -'ssoia-
ton rooms on Tuesday, NoNehoeI i''''
at which every department OF woman
work in the city will have representation.
The object Of the meeting VIII 'n7"
stated.
Mrs. Valentine was chosen by acclama-
ton 10 be this delegate.
Mrs Malvern Courtney Patterson VINO
is ALWAYS on the side Of good, arose aIteI
the transaction of routine business anu
requested all who were opposed 10 lool-
hail TO stand All present arose. MIS-.
Patterson then stated that II was h'I
earnest wish TO have the city Union ~
a union petition the Legislature al us
meeting in December TO pass a law max
inc the game of football Illegal I'm thls
state. She cited the course pursued ll
Georgia and other States as Wofihy Oh
imitation bringing 10 bear some SAD iaclS
TO emphasize il. She referred 10 th' en-
couragement which she had received ~.
this connection from some OF the most
fboughtful men in the State, and SAID
that il was her desire to secure, with the
cooperation Of the members as many
names as possible Of Influential men 10
foot the petition. Each member OF the
Union is urged TO secure as many name
as possible and forward them as soon as
secured 10 Mrs Malvern &. Patterson Oh
| south Third street.