The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-28

I note for any party OF which she is one.
| and Mondays affair was delightful. Miss
Bessie Martin. and Messrs. Leigh r.
Page and Saunders Hobson were among
the party.
Miss Bessie Aylett. OF King William
county. IS the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Boiling.
Miss Neale IS now visiting Miss Grace
Cowardin Dammann. Of Baltimore.
Mrs Nat 3. Cooke. Of Hanover. is the
guest Of Mrs. John II. Cooke, south Third
street.
Miss Helen Quarles Is the guest OF
Miss jennings of Danvlle.
Miss Louise Quarles has returned from
the West.
That ill-health has made IL necessary
| for Judge Atkins TO take a trip 10 the
! Springs. in order TO recuperate, is very
much regretted by all who know that
sterling gentleman. lie is accompanied
by Mrs. Atkins. and so he is in good
hands.
Miss N. 3. Winston will shortly con-
tribute TO the Council. which is published
| at MtHpiiSt q very tAcNtA anu tiiyvs eD+~
sketch. say her friends.
Miss Martha Bagby has returned from
| New York.
Due attention was paid in Thursdays
issue 10 the enjoyable meeting of Mrs.
| Caskie Cabells Current Events Class.
on Wednesday,
| on wednesday the members of the Mil
I or
! Mrs (Judge) Keith for the usual and in
variably pleasant weekly meeting. Those
present were Mesdames l. II. White.
Keim, Keith. Austin Brockenbrough. and
William Mayo Talaferro; Misses Virgin
IA Peasants. Lutte Peasants and Lou
Adkins.
Through inability to form a cast and
chorus just now. the project Of present
| ing the opera priscilla" for the benefit
of the Rosemary Circulating Library, as
announced has been abandoned. A de-
| lichtful opera will be presented in the
fall.
Miss Gardiner Of Savannah, IS the
| guest Of Miss Woodward, Park avenue.
Mr.. w. l.. Guillaudeu. OF New York.
who is registered at the jefferson few
oaks ago, has returned to New York.
Mrs. ]. A. Pattison and Miss Beulah
| Pattison are at Clifton Springs.
Miss Simms. OF Halifax. is spending
few days at Mrs. Pleasanton Conquests.
In addition 10 its Richmond member
| shin the Woman's Club now may claim
! the following nonresident members:
Virginia - Miss Charlotte Lee, Mrs.
! Robert G.. Scott, Miss Minnie Cox. Miss
I Anne rutherford. Miss Sallie Gordon,
! Mrs. Theodore Whitfield. and Mrs. Frank
| Male.
Savannah. Ga.-Miss X. G. Stiles.
Columbia, Mo.-Miss May McAfee.
| Philadelphia.-M G. Deb. keim.
Nashville, Tenn.-Miss Mary White.
Houston, Tex.-Mrs. NJ. T.. Fitzgerald.
Boston, Mass.-Mrs. William Irving
! Cathel.
on next Friday night April the Sec
ond. the popular entertainment Known
as 1.-THE Family Album of Living Pic
| lures" will be given al Corcoran Hail.
| under the auspices Of the Young Ladies'
Aid Society, Of Leigh-Sueet Baptist
church.
Miss Maggie Walker, Miss Irene Dyer
| ~. Miss Courtney Angus, and Miss Ma
| ME williams constitute the committee
I'm charge. Miss Walker being the chair
man This is the first time the enter
| thiNlNfDL ms DttU Difctillrh vi 0htANA
! HILL and its invarlable success wherever
It has been given encourages those I'm
: charge in the brightest hopes for success.
| The charge for admission VIII be ten
| cents only.
| 4 fun report of the meeting OF the Wo-
! mans Auxiliary on Thursday, in the
Church Of the Holy Trinity. and OF Miss
! Stuart's earnest and admirable address.
appeared in Fridays issue.
In Yesterdays letter detailed attention
was paid 10 the presentation Ct a memo
rial in book form TO the late Mrs. Mar
| tina c. Hayes. by the Missionary and La
dies benevolent Societies Of the Second
| Presbyterian church, through Mrs. Hen
/ ~ Cannon. The memorial was read by
/ Mrs. Cannon at the annual meeting or
the Missionary Society on Friday after
noon. and does justice with a most true
| and sympathetic pen. to the gracious and
| benign life which it mcmorializes. The
memorial Is bound I'm white, the cover
/ bearing upin It only the words. 'In Me-
moriam" in black letters The leaves
are caught together with small black
bows.
1t contains a memorial written hv Mrs.
! Henry Cannon, on behalf of the Mission
AIRY Society OF which Mrs Halves was
| president. and the Ladies' Benevolent So
! Clety, together Win tributes ny MIS-
Kean and Mrs. James Peasants.
/ The meeting took place In the Infant
! Class division of the lecture room and
every available seat was taken Twenty
/ little Pirls, who have been for some
months training by Miss Mary Marshall
| Gillian. made up the choir for the after
noon. doing their young teacher beautiful
| credit The boy choir has been trained
by Miss Katherine Halves. Rev. DR..
! Moses ID. Hoge. as pastor OF the church.
and Mrs. Ohio Kean, Mrs. Edw. James,
! Mrs Henry Cannon. and Miss Celeste
| Berry. as officers Of the society, occupied
seats OF prominence.
! The exercises were opened with the
singing OF the hymn 20 For the Death or
| Those Who Slumber I'm the Lord" which
was followed by reading OF appropriate
/ Scripture. and prayer by DR.. Hoge who
| threw his whole strong soul into the
last. especially with an adaptation or
words to thoughts that awakened spirit
! ual response In all. Their the children
| sang and next Mrs. Cannon read the
/ memorial. Of which five hundred copies
have been printed.
The beautiful facts and the sympathetic
statement Of them left wet eyes when
! the story was done.
Then DR.. Hoge spoke for few min
utes "A paper like that" said he. "is
relief TO us all. for II IS the expression
, Of what we oil feel
He then commented upon the relief that
/ comes 10 the overchargci heart through