The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24

subject being. as announced ip'
Burns Tho character and genius OF w
poet do not often IAN into hands 'al""'o
Of giving them moro sympathe'. anu
lust presentation 10 90 crllcal "u'i,"N''
Mr. Rrrcc is "a direct descendant OF ihe
grandfather Of Robert Bruce. AS "a poet
scholar and orator Dis reputation IS ma
,ionai and he has aisc made q brilliant
record across thc water. notably IN scot
hand a detailed report of the lecture
,pno4rcl boz Wednesdays issue. while
b. Richmond Dir. Bruce was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Or. William pemherton. lie
fou af noon ON Tuesday for New York.
"vireinia-Day" ht the Wcman's Club is
his coming Monday tomorrow. The
which VIII honor that day
promises 20 hold 90 charming place in the
brilliant literary succession under the
Same auspices.
Miss Mary Saunders has issued invita-
lions % a card pari3 To- Doe given Cn We'd
ncsday. january oath. az S o'clock. i'm
honor OF her guest. Miss Minnie Fitch
fucker.
Mrs John Williams Harrison has issued
Invitations 20 a tea on January Goth, from
10 g.
800
Among other comments. under heading
Of Comments ON The News found in one
Of our most popular church papcrs-viz.:
Eouthorn Churchmau. may Doe read:
'Thero is 10 Christian giving That does
more good. with less injury. than giving
a. hospitlls for the sick and injured
poor"
Earnestly Impressed by this. the women
are heart and soul mt work 10 make a
grand success of the bazaar. 10 open on
February 18th. in tho Armcry. The five
hospitals represented iu this associated
work are.
The Retreat for tho Sick. founded many
years ago upon faith. worked into exist
ence by enc Of the most uuwearying and
all, tbro,cb tto ro.o1eration OF other
f,itbfnl noonlo extending IT'S work until
=, hos rro,,, AZ Lo n "rotreat" firmly.
vboro eoul4 ss vou ae l,dies are minis
80 49,
Thc cnoitc,i,r A-rue-tho only absolute
T.. &C.,. ho.,t..l q, ,b, ctt,, fo,,rded bv
ltn1 80 60 p,,co., potorlfn
~, r-,N,-1 - 9. T.. ro- deeirod to
a-t.,t.t 49,. ..,,,,+ 80 hor
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'."nl'"' "l'oh INC i"l'"l" WIN anu
'""il'y Oh '"'it aA"''u l'OW's D'"iu9
ana auAllalles. FROM now ana on tll
the close or the bazaai' 1olh OF feD-
iuai@, the sympathy ana cooperation Oh
the public are needed 10 make Il success.
Dr. and Mrs. q. W. J.. Brock entertain
ed "a small party of friends at " tnor-
oughly informal game ot whist ON Mon
DAY evening. at o CLOCK. mere was
some charming music 10 conclude The
evcnlug-which was one OF those which
prove how delightful very simple enter
tainmcnts may become under certain aus
picos.
'f
The Richmond german presented, as us
val. n delightful combination of circum-
stances. These included tasteful decOra-
ticn. the presence of Professor Thilow's
fine band: leadership by NJ. Thomas
Boiling. Jr, and supper from the EX-
change for Woman's Work. The chapcr-
ones were Mrs. j. IT, Christian, Mrs
Alfred II. Harris, Jr, Mrs. James w.
Allison. Mrs. Levin Joyncs, and Mrs.
Thomas ~. Carter.
Others present were Misses Lily Urqu-
hart, who wore green silk. Miss Annie
Lee Alfricnd, pink silk. Miss Virginia
Hayes. white Organdie, Miss Maud Stokes
and MissnlIelcna LEROY, white silk. An
lie McCaw. McMahon, Mary McCaw.
HALLE Cooke, Leila and Annie Gray.
Belle Perkins. Helen Lea. Daisy Var
brough. Johnston, Mary I'LL. flossie Tai
hott Mary Hayes. Ialcott. McIhier ammo
remnant. May Handy. Louise Mayo,
carpenter, Marianne Meade, Elsie Cam
cron. Kathleen Anderson. Randolph. OF
Charlottesville. Gabrielle Page. Elizu-
beth Taylor, Of Norfolk. Claudia Pal
mer. Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boil
ling. Dr. and MIS-. George Ben. Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Blair. Mrs. Sarah
Grant Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Moncure
PERKINS. Mr.. and Mrs w. James Walker.
Miss Garrett Wall. George Gibson, Dud-
ley Mcdonald Davenport Anderson. Jona-
than Bryan. Hugh Mcleod, Henry j..
Cabcli. Currio, Walker. Lancaster VIII
iiams, George Reid. otis Alfriend w. 5.
rd.srl Grant Robinson. Jordan Leake.
Antrim and p,i,or
nr. lanes Aston Cabou entertained
, number of friends at a progressive
enchre parfv ON "Wednesday afternoon.
-Four o'clock was the hour. Courtesy be-
comes "a particularlv DELIGHTFUL him in
this charming voune woman's hands.
Three prizes were given. The hrst-a
really beautiful vaso-was won bv Mrs.
Randolph Tatum: the second-a hand
some piece of bric-a-brac-by Mrs. James