The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

assist tlcm ~ luel IONle WORK. luft can
send their names and money 10 Mrs. u.
d. Taylor, No. 3 east Franklin sncet
either as life or annual ne.nbe S, and IL
viii be thankfully received.
on Easter Monday the Ladies Guild and
the young ladies' Of All Saints church viii
| have an entertainment for children in
the vacant house. Grace and Madison
streets Music, games. and Rotations
VIII be the order OF the evening. AID each
child will receive a bag OF candy ard Il
decorated egg. Ice cream. cake ard
candy Will De sold The hours from 20
o'clock will be devoted 20 the little ones.
and from 10 10 o'clock the older girls
and boys. and young people generally, are
expected. An admission fec OF ten cents
Will be charged.
Something unique i'm the shape OF n
handkerchief and fancy work sale ard
Japanese tea Will take place on Wcdres-
day, April 2lst. at the same place.
Mrs. j. Smith Br0ckenbrOugh was third
upon the programme and gave the de-
! hghtful and plquant story of the origin
| OF what Is known ass the George Junior
| Republic" in an article which appeared
! in the Evening World in April. l,H0 Tho
| enterprise is unique in the history Of
| philanthropy, and is practically re
| pubic" of the children. for The children,
and Boy the children The boys and girls
| do the work. 10 congress. made up NJ
! boys and girls. cnacts The laws. Mr..
! George is the president. and in every
| detail tho primary ideas upon which "a
! real republic is based. are carried out
, in this miniature affair. Owing to .ack of
| space The fact in detail. which SO in-
| tercstod Mrs. Br0ckcuhrouchs' audience.
lnnot bo reproduced. Suffice 10 10 say
| that hers was 3D. most charming contribu-
| ton 20 the evening.
Fourth. and last. Miss Sheppard. with
| "a smiling apology for a second appear
| nro. presented The history of tine Red
] Cross Society lending her telling pom TO
! hat benign subject with the natural re-
! suit Of applause. ON the whole. the even
! nr was one which is spoken OF with
| warm enthusiasm by all present
Tomorrow afternoon the Tortnightly
| Tca. which is always referred 90 as he
| ne the "usua" ten. win Doe given. Dur
| .e March Mrs j.. u. I0tchkiss, Mrs.
| John w. Gordon. and Mrs Edward Laf-
| .rty were elected members Of the club.
Detailed account appeared I'm Wodnos-
J ay's issue. of the enthusiastic meeting
~ the Ladies' Auxiliary Board of the
rginia Hospital on Tuesday.
F. Miss Magialen Richmond OF New York,
J the guest Of Miss Kate Meredith.
y
, Mr. Edward Craven has returned from
! England.
Miss Annie Lee Alfuend IS visiting Miss
| Eleanor Terry
Miss Sue Douthat is the guest of Major
| Sthcs.
Mrs James McShane ana her chaIlniis
sister, MISS Florence ls'"i"7ois OF ''..l-
! more. are az the JEFFERSON. Iif i"ll
has just returned from Tafr. "nti' sue
has been cuitiVating hor voice Whlcn l
SAID io ne one OF unusual ~ anu
/ held % ocnshllul li''e Iil i"'il l.- .'''I
J able me- ana noih 9he aNl DOT 7''' WIZ
| be especially fcu ,mpeied t7 pup'a nc
| Miss Augusta i. Danieis schooh
MIS-. Maria Moore is NiSllhs hel sl7'eI
| in ashland.
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Miss Jean iioshiil7 OF oi , ro'l''
~ 'Ne 6"'a' 'l -Ni ''''''o
Miss Nellie TompNns VIII spend the
/ Easter holidays in Baltimore
Mr Thomas Brander viii leave short
iy for New York I'm route home he VIII
/ visit "Chariccote.' the handsome estate
| of Mr.. Charles Carpenter. in New Bruins