The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

| Cringan. Miss Mary Rogers. Miss Rachel
Cooke Mrs. w. c. Bentley. Mrs How
ard Hoge. and Mrs. George Ben. John
ston.
Full attention has been paid I'm a pre-
| ccdlng issue 20 the meeting Of the Junior
| Oakwood Memorial Association at half
4 mast four o'clock on Wednesday after
I noon I'm the brick scaool-house. ST. Johns.
Tho meeting aad a special significance.
bcing the first annual meeting Of the
association. 10 now nunber ttty mem
bers. the daughters Of ti.o5e who do not
nroDose that respect for dear memories
| shall die with them. at least through
their fault. Interest on the part OF the
Young girls who compose II IS growing
steadily, and gives very pleasant prom
Use.
Tho audience on Wednesday was. OF
course. distinctly and brightly juvenile
! Miss Grace j.. Shermerhorn, secretary
read an interesting report bearing upon
/ tho BEGINNINGS that have led up 10 ihe
Present nourshing membership, the more
| important meetings during tho year
| me various officers and committees, and
tho actual work done. Tho election OF
| officers was then taken up. In the case
Of Mrs. Fitz. the charming president Tor
last vcar the ballot in voting was the
rooreet formality. Her election FOR the
1 ensuing year was unanimous. ohe mao.
her acknowledgements IN graceful
| .rceob brief. but 10 the point saying
/ mat while she had advocated the eiecuoi
of new officers she appreciated the non
| or done bor. and would do her best 10
eorve tho association efficiently. NoooNy
| hesitates az Mrs. Fits best
rho other elections resulted as foiloWh'
Vice-President (assistlng Mrs fll~''
I Mrs Hughes. ,...,,or,
Secretary. Miss Grace SchcrmeIhoi"'
Treasurer. Mrs. Dudley Id"tlu,, ,-,
Vice-President in 81 JON"
| Miss Blanche Savage. ,,,-. c,,sio
christ Episcopal church. Mss SUSIE
/ Schermerhorn. -,, ,~.lt,ee-~o
proaddus Memorial. Mrs. Hughes.
yenablo-stre,t. Miss bailey.
,rri,itv Methodist, Miss Jamie Walsh
r-,io, station. Miss Bessie Haynes.
e. lanes. Miss Lucy Hughes.
r,hfrd Christian. Miss Lucy Mihsan.
,rhird PRESBYTERIAN. Miss Florino Iiuo-
bard.
In conclusion Mrs. Fitz announced that
.i', newt meeting win be held at o'cioc"
! u NJ ON March 2ith. iu the brick schoo.-
/ ho,ec when plans fer cooperating WIZ
the senior organization IN celopI''l,'',
lakewood Memorlal-Day viii Ice coH7'D-
cred. o.,.. eooio4v fOak-
wood NIemoriaD was held on nue.. 49,
morning at IL o'clock Miss iupy
| ,,,sfdfro, As first announced lh A"'
~ 5,,-,rg Faster week. or the week
saIio,,,n, an entertainment known ~
"coonce and Incidents Of me CUBAN
w" will he given under the joint aus
10 ~ the local memorial societies. -"e
a. bovyever. originated with MIS- hiy'
s.o,yart Hume. and the members OF 'n'
| .,,~tiior,, hollywood Memorial A'so'iN
Ito, II will consist Of series OK scenes
tbo nortlcipants fri which VIII on ~
oi,.rninr and prominent people anu
| 80 r-ill he given in Illustration or tIe
! socte ca 70 speak. as they VIII pc give"
~, the orators OF the evening THO YAK
80 Association has under its special
ausnices the scene representing Nll'O
! Death." which Will be one CT inc most
realistic in tho series.
Mrs. J. Prosser Harrison is Visilins n1l
son at Newport News.
The recent marriage OF MISS AGNES
! Wiseman. Of New Jersey, q sister or NiIs.
lanes L. Iearncy. west Franklin li'el'
a-d Dr. Francis KeaRe MacMutiousn'
49, ~ New Jersey. bad "a special iniefest
FOR many residents OF Church HILL Dur
inc frequent visits 20 her sister MISS
Niseman became charmingiy known 10
many Richmond people. whose cordial
GOOD wishes arc hors. Dr. MacMurrouen
ls "a graduate Of Dublin University lie
/ also devoted some years to study in Paris.
he is regarded as promising special mark
| in his profession
81 Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters
and Sens mill meet 40 4 o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon at Miss Melanie Meaeher S.
The last meeting Of the Fortnishuy
vrbiet club before Lent was held on Mon
6av evening M the residence OF Mt ana
Mrs. Swain. Beach and Main streets.
on Wednesday evenings during Lent
a series CT lectures on church history
with stereopticon Illustrations viii DE
rfven III Christ Episcopal church. Rev.
preston Nash. rector The period covered
will begin with the days Of the Apostles.
The lectures premise 90 be worth large
attendance and 10 have IL.
On Friday evening SIR. ana Mrs. r. J.
Craieie entertained q small company OF
friends in honor Of lir. J..
Gardner Coffin. and Mrs. Fred.
T.. Craigie. both OF CateEIl. NJ.
Y. Tho latter gentleman SIS the elitor
Of the CatsNl Examine. and iotn are
well known thfouchout New York state.
Their trip % Richmond was 70 flying One.
They took I'm Richmond for u few
hours. en- route home after the inaueu-
ration Owing 20 the Lcnten season. Str.
and Mrs. Craicie did not Include in the
invitations a fifth Of the friends whom
otherwise. would certainly have been in-
clnded. Indeed hurried preparation made
that impossible They were. however.
exceedingly anxious that thoir guests
should meet some OF our Southern ladies
and with two exceptions. only the CONE
many was made up OF SOutherncrs. To
was a thoroughly delightful evening
those present being Mr.. and Mrs. u. j.
Craipie. Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Cralgie Jr..
Neesrs. j. Gardiner Coffin and Fred =.
Craigie. Mrs. Landerldn and Mrs tDr)
Small. OF Gardiner. Maine. MT *. A
Williams Miss Annie Williams. Mrs. Geo.
Watt Miss Bessie Call. Miss Florence
DiclSenson. Mr.. Fondley Dickinson. Cap
tain and Mrs j. j. Mayer Miss Rosa
MAYER. Mr. and Mrs. George j.. Currie
Judge and Mrs. ID. c. Richardson. Miss
Marcie Parker, Alr and 1lrs. \. ID. Lam
derkin. Mr. James IT, Estes Mr.. Edgar
Ferguson, Mr.. Harvie and Mr.. and AIRS
W w. Davies
No little pleasure was contributed 20
the evening by Mr.. Davies. That gen
tlomen brought with him. for the New