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

and Mr.. Roosevelt Page, through M1'
TN-ler. has already been luliy Iepoi'ea'
Many expressions of regret were Ha"e
at the absence, through III hedlln, Oh
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. the president oil the
association.
Among those who made the trip were
Miss Augusta II. Daniel, Mrs. Chall-S
Boiling. Misses Martha and Ellen baspy.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. " Valentine, MT. anu
Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mrs Auatln bio,A-
eubrough. Mrs. George a. Lyon MISSES
Mary Lyons Mayo and Annie Mayo NaH-
mic Gillian, Bessie CAL. Mary ana Lily
Hul. Blair Of Charlottesville Ayleit' MI
Hartley Carmichael Lizzie Ncddeii, MI
chaux. May Lynch, Juulih DcaAe' A'''''7
ana Cussie Mcclure. Mrs j. Aston Ca
HEN Mrs. Moses ID. Hoge, little MISS carr
Master A. 3. Guigon. Jr., Mrs. Aipeil
D.ro Pareamiu. Douthat Archer, Mabel
and T.ulie Walker, Anne Grant, ENeyh
Gordon. Empsy Lpscomb, Lily Augustine
Jennings. Higgius, Lucy Hays. Moseiey'
Nfessrs. Iightfoot Wormley Jas. Cashle'
DIR Henson. Gcoco Frieoly Judge d. H.
Ingram. Barton H. Wise, w. q. stailaIa'
Thomas Brander. Randolph Boiling VIZ
liam and Stafford Parker. Wheeiel, D'.'-
nett. Wanerstoin, Adair, stanaIa' Olel. ,'
Railing John Rutherford, MAJOR huy 49,
Albert Tanner, and Mr.. BAR
Mr. and Mrs. walter ST. John Benedict
(nee slocovich) are az the Jcierso"'
ronora meeting OF the Virginia
Branch OF the Society OF Colonial Danes
of America. was held at O'Clock Non
dav I'm the Y. vi. G.. a. parlors. MIS- Wiz
liam Russell Roinson. presidin4
After the transaction Of important ousi-
moss Mrs. REGINALD Gillian read
charming paper on Houdon's famous sla-
tue of Washington. written by Mary mar
rison Leighton Shields of ST. Louis 40.
Miss Julia Mayo was TO nave ieau 'N'''
but was unable to boz present
Mrs. William Russell Robinson, MIS-
Cynthia b. u. Coleman and Miss i FRANCES
Scott left on the evening train MONDAY
for Washington, in order TO be present
al the meeting OF regents al Mount YER
non. Hon. W W. Henry also lell yesloI-
day for Mount Vernon.
Tomorrow night. at half-past o'clock,
CAPTAIN Edgerton S. Rogers will lecture
before the Womans Club on THE lnnl-
ence Of Christianity on Early church
Ruilding IN Italy"-a theme fun Of delight
ful possibilities. which Mr. Rogers can De
confidently relied upon TO develop. Broad
study and observation during years
abroad-chleay in Italy-unite dto talent
which will It IS prophesied, insure him
brilliant future. particularly qualify him
10 entertain his audience. The rule per-
hitting only gentlemen escorts, or ladies'
/ not residents Of Richmond, will hold good
/ on this occasion.
The afternoon tea on Monday-when
! Miss Berta Wexford welcomed c1llers-
was as enjoyable as usual
A meeting OF the Hollywood Memorial
Association was held al 10 o'clock Tues
| day in the lecture-room Of the Second
! PRESBYTERIAN church. Mrs. William p.
/ Isaacs in the chair; Mrs. p. c. Minor
| secretary. The proceedines-consistins
chiefly as they did Of preparation for
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Day, May olth-were
especially interesting, report OF which
appeared in The Times Of Wednesday
Major r. Cateshy Jones. OF Iron Gate
| Va. Is visiting his mother Mrs. /. y,
Joaes.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Landon Cabel