The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
MRS. J. It. WEXFORD,
MRS. JOHN A. COKE,
oNtpc TAYLOR ELLYSON.
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL.


HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL.
AT five o'clock a called meeting Of
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association was held
at the residence Of Mrs. T. C. Minor
for the purpose Of appointing a commit
tee TO represent the association at MISS
Crenshaw's funeral, and TO adopt res
olutions regarding her death. The Hol-
lywood Memorial Association of which
she was vice-presldent, being another OF
her chief interests. The resolutions were
directed 10 be sent to the bereaved fam
iy, and spread on the minutes Of the
association, and were as follows:
Resolved. That I'm the death Of Miss
Elizabeth Med Crenshaw. the Hollywood
Memorial Association has sustained a
great and irreparable loss. For many
wears she has borne the title Of vice
president Of the association. but il has
been I'm her capacity as chairman Of the
Grounds Committee that she has done
her most effective and faithful service
and IL IS 10 her untring zeal that we
owe the present beautiful condition of
the soldiers section I'm Hollywood. To
others we must leave the loving task or
speaking Of her private character Her
friends are too numerous and too de
voted TO leave such tribute unpaid.
To us belongs the privilege of recording
our appreciation OF her valuable services
to the association, and incidentally 10
every effort made by the ladies of Rich
mOnd 10 DO honor 20 the Confederate
cause and its heroes. That i'm the faith
ful performance Of the duties connected
with her position, She displayed most
unusual executive ability is not her
highest merit even here. The absolute
certainty with which any duty confided
10 her was dismissed as being already
practically accomplished is Ne highest
Testimony that could be given 10
fidelity which has at last received its
reward I'm the well done, good and faith
full servant" pronounced by the Master,
10 whose glory her whole life was given.
The resolutions speak eloquently Of the
esteem IN which Miss Crcnshaw was
held. both through her graces as Chris
tian lady and her practical force.
owing to circumstances beyond their
control, the members OF the Summer
Rest Auxiliary have abandoned tho idea
OF a visit 10 it this summer 1t is their
wish to ultimately lit up room for their
use. but this cannot be done until larger
building is secured.
Mr. u. IightfOOt WOrmerley, Jr, and
wholesome and fashionable Canadian GUS
tom Of camping out when the warm
weather makes recreation the chief inter-
est. Mr.. Wormeley's party have made
their destination in the picturesque coun-
Try near the Old Sweet.
Misses Edith and Rose Merrill are OK
pected to return to Richmond in about
a week.
Mrs. William Wise Mayo is the guest of
DR.. w. T. oppenhimer.
Mr. Charles Washington Coleman, of
Williamsburg, is visiting friends in Rich
mond.
Mrs. F.. T. Robinson left Richmond yes
terday for the White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Mamie Winston is shortly 10 pub
fish book which, it is said, will be high
ly interesting to say the least
Mr.. Richard Tunstal tand son) OF
Norfolk, are visiting friends in Rich
mOnd.
The Misses SPOTS. OF Albemarle coun-
ty. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Putney.
The Woman's Club will close its doors
during August, enabling the CHEEKY and
most efficient little attendant TO take a
well-wOn vacation. The programme for
next year will shortly be made out In
full, and presents a genuine feast OF
good things-musical, artistic and lite
rary.
Mrs. Beverly p. Munford and Miss May
Stafford Munford are at Bennington,
Vermont. for the summer.
The Richmond summer girl Is keeping
up her record for charm. and il is said
that the cir at two Of the Virginia
springs is rife with whispers Of three
engagements.
Miss Lyle Tyler. of this city. will leave
Monday to spend the summer and fall
in Clarke county Virginia. with her
aunt, Mrs. l.. 4. Wheat.
Sister Ella. a deaconess I'm the Pro-
testant Episcopal church. a most sue
cessful worker In the mountains OF
North Carolina. is visiting at Mr.. Jack
Temples, Chestnut Hill.