The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

, Wise. and Miss Ellen Douglas Wise.
Mr.. Joel Perrin will spend the holidays
In South Carolina.
Miss Hcrmine Moore is the guest OF Ma
jor Robert Stiles.
Mr.. Joseph Clay stiles. who IS attending
school In Orargc. will spend the holidays
in Richmond.
Miss Phyllis L%anghorne has returned TO
her fathers country. place In AiDeniafle.
Miss Emily Addison has returned from
Norfolk.
Miss Magdalon Richmond. recently the
guest OF Miss Kate Richmond. has re-
turned to New York.
Mr.. Frank Brooke is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ohm Is. Lishtfoo''
Mrs. Gideon Davenport and Miss Elsie
Davenport have gone to New YORK 10
visit Miss Lizzie Davenport. who Is at
tending school in the Metropolis.
Misses Mamie Lay and Mary McCaw
, are guests OF Dr. Moncure. Williams
| burg.
Miss Ella Jackson will spend the Eas-
ter holidays at LeXinston.
Mrs. Daniel Schency Lewis, OF Harri-
| sonburg. wife Of the Editor of the spirit
of the Valley is the guest OF Mrs. l.. l..
| Lewis.
| A number of people in this city. old
! friends OF Mrs. William Ambrose Wilson.
| Of 2. 200 TrOOst avenue, Kansas City dor
merly Mrs. Robert II. Whitlock, OF Ken
mOnd). have received invitations 10 a re-
/ ceptiOn. which she Will give from ! 10 Z
| O'Clock on the evening Of April Goth. ia
| honor OF Mrs. Charles Elliott Workman,
Jr.. and Miss Barrel.
Mrs. Wilson holds as charming. a place
in the fashionable life OF the MISSOURI
city as formerly in Richmond.
Miss Eva De Trevile has returned from
Rock Castle. the estate OF Mrs. Anne
Rutherford.
The German-American Ladies Aid Asso-
citation will celebrate their anniversary on
Wednesday. April 2lst. at Saenger Halle.
when a large attendance of the members
| and their friends is expected. a fine mu-
steal entertainment has been arranged.
The charge for admission is 2J cents, there
will be no extra charge for supper.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. w Travers will spend
| the Easter holidays in Baltimore. and WIN
visit New York before returning 10 Ricn-
mond.
The Misses Cameron will also spend the
Easter season in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Harris and the
Misses Harms have returned from New
York.
Miss Bessie Pace will shortly leave for
a round Of visits in the country.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tazewell Taylor left the
Jefferson early yesterday to spend the dI>
in Williamsburg. the old home Of IT,
bride. They took the late train for Nor
folk. their future home. in time for Easter
Sunday. Mrs. TAYLOR Will De a charming
acquisition TO social life there.
Invitations are now out for the wedding
of Miss Amy Triplett and Mr.. Edmund
Dargan Ledyard. on Thursday evening.
April 29th, in Christ church. Mobile. Ala
Miss Triplett is a neice Of Mrs. Meredi,h
Montague. and is connected by close tic.
with various leading families of this State.
Personally she is charming. Her fance is
prominent In the exclusive circle OF Mobile
society: a f~avorite socially. and highly
esteemed in the business world.
The Misses Talcott and Mrs. Stiles are
guests Of Major Robert Stiles.
Miss Hattie Ross. who was one of tie
recent charming house party at 'Oak
HIS the handsome estate OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fairfax. in Loudoun, has re-
turned TO Richmond.
From day to day during the past two
woke hnEfg ~ pAlfgu r,aOt,yol - ~
committee in charge OF the coming Loan
Exhibition TO be given by the Daughters
OF the American Revolution in the in
teTest OF the Virginia Historical Society.
have appeared In the daily social column
OF the Times"
Those who have seen the published
lists. which did not include two thirds OF
the relics received. will readily believe
the statement that the exhibit will be
one OF the most beautiful, varied and
interesting ever made by any OF The
patriotic societies in other and much
larger cities.
The response to the newspaper notices
have been general. and the committee
feel most Indebted to their friends for
them. Among the mos noteworthy OF
those relics which have not yet been re-
corded are:
From Mrs. 7. p. Dashien. a cross OF
Wv ItkiN ~ NtN
From the Association for the Preserva-
ton of Virginia Antiquities. Indian Crown
worn by the Queen OF the Pamunky
tribe.
An artistic and eautiful collection OF
old miniatures. one hundred portraits In
OH beside St Memims.
An exceedingly quaint and rare coliec-
ttOn OF books. including the first book
written i'm America.
A wonderful clock originally owned by
Louis Fifteenth and Marie Antoinette.
OLD COSTUMES.
An artistic collection OF china. among
the most interesting being a plate which
belonged 10 Jane Rolfe. the grand
daughter OF Pocahontas.
4 collection Of jewelry which includes
silver shoe buckles worn by Patrick
Henry: antique mourning brooches and
rings. seals. etc.
order Of Pope Gregory the Great Ro-
man Catholic Reliquary.
A bronze gilt key worn by the Lord
Chamberlain OF the Spanish Court.
Dolly Madison's snur box.
Souvenir spoon dating from Revolu-
tiOnary times. and belonged TO the Well
fords of Sabine Hall.
Among the lenders OF relics are Mrs.
]. Taylor Ellyson. MISS Bette Clarke.
Mrs. John Stewart. Brook Hin: Mr.. John
H.. Montague. Mrs. j. Arthur LEROY.
Miss Helena Trench LEROY, Judge l.. l..
Lewis, Miss Mary Lewis. Mrs. Il. G..
Minor. Mrs. Robert Minor. DIT j. b. Me
Cav. Mr.. w. c.. Stanard. Mr.. Pevton
II. Darlington. Mrs. Barton IL. Wise.
Mrs. John Addison Mrs. George A. Lyon.