The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

new questions.
Ex-Governor Mccorkle was one OF tne
most courageous executives ives.
ginia ever had. This trait Win MS WI
judgment served his State weil' wnen
he piloted her through the trouoious
times occasioned by the great strike Oh
the Flat Top Mines. He Is a charmins
gentleman as well az wise ruler anu
has made many friends here.
Mr.. r. Ross Perry. one or the iegai
lights Of Washington. seems to be great
ly enjoying the summer In the sirSinia
mountains.
Senator w. c. SpToul of Pennsylvania
and his charming family, are sojournins
at the Hot. They have also in their par
~ Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Miller, Mrs. ;. L.
Beenken, William NJ. Roach. OF Chester,
Pa.
There was quite large party Wednes-
day for luncheon at the Homestead, from
the Warm Sulphur Springs. Among them:
Mrs. ]. c. Slinglun. Mrs. f. II. Williams.
Miss williams. w. Roy Stepheson, Mrs.
Ada Dickson.
MRS. WILLIAM p. LOWE.
All OF the numerous club women now
soj0urning at the Hot Springs were de-
lighted at the arrival on Saturday OF Mrs.
William Il. Lowe, OF Atlanta. Ca. the
newly elected president of the Federation
Of Womans Clubs. Mrs. Lowe is a most
magnetic and attractive woman and
seems 10 be enjoying greatly all the de-
lights OK this place. In a conversation
with her she gave most interesting de-
scription OF her plans and OF the great
strides this work has made in the last
few years.
The Federation OF Woman's Clubs was
organized about eight years ago. II is
non-political non-sectarian and Is only
one branch OF the great education wave.
which Is sweeping over the world in this
wonderful age. and it seems only natural
that women should be interested In this
great effort to coordinate the social, In
tellectual and moral forces of life. The
Federation embraces fOrty-two States.
There are six hundred clubs and over
thirty State Federations; beside several
foreign clubs in London. Australia, India
and South America.
New York has the largest club member
ship. Iowa has the largest State Fedora
ton; II embraces over 200 clubs. Massa-
chnsetts and Illinois have from 1900 to
1880 club mombers.
The South IS a. yet little developed
but is rapidly coming 10 the front and
every day ushers an clubs eager TO join
this great social and educational move
ment looking to higher ideals ard fuller
development for women.
The election of Mrs. tsowe shows that
the women OF other sections are aitruis-
tic and upsessssh in their desire 10 join
hands with Southern women and have
given that recognition 70 the work which
she Southern women have done. which
cannot fail to DO appreciated. Kentucky
and Tennessee are the oldest Southern
States to unite with The Federation
Georgia IS doing great work and has
now over thirty clubs in the State Fed
Grafton. South Carolina Mississippi. Ala
bama are also doing good work. but Nir-
GINA has only one club I'm the Fedora
ton, and as Mrs. love very tersely said
during tho conversation: I'VE look TO
your splendid women to come forward
and join our ranks and Get us present a
united South"
NOW GUESTS.
REGENTS arrivals here are John A. Hay
ward. Charleston. 5. c.: r. /. Blanton.
Lexington, KY; Judge j. w Price, Phoe-
bus, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hutchin-
SON. New York: Master Hutchinson, New
York: Thomas Stevenson. Salem. n. Y;
Mr.. w. Tutwiler, Chicago: G. G. Bent
Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Lowe
and servant Atlanta. Ga; Mr.. and Mrs
Rushton, Miss Rushton. Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lowen and daugh-
tiers, New York; Mrs j. n. Blake and
| daughter. Miss Blake. Miss Fannie Blake.
OF Terre Haute; W. T. Dunneen. Balti-
more; W. b. Huight, New York: Mrs.
@. +. Seaman, Miss Q. T. Scanlan st.
Louis; Mrs. y. Warren Jr daughter
and son, Peoria, H.; Hunt Turner, st.
| Louis: Miss Prayne. Covngton. Ky: s.
! NJ. FELTON,, Cincinnati; n. G. Mcl<enny.
d OF NTr nj Fol
| bolt, Macon; J. G. Seymour, Atlanta:
| Lyman II. Ranstead. Baltimore; Mr.. and
| Mrs. o. +. Breese, Baltimore. j. ~ Nor
| ton, Mr.. Morton. Lexington; Mrs II. u.
| Bayard, r. III. Bayard, Baltimore; T. Il.
! Gsaacs, Richmond, Va: Alex. Hamilton
| Petersburg: Mrs. 5. Collins. Mrs. +. Col
| Inns, Miss r. J. Collins New York: Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Lyman, Charleston. s.
c.; Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Cussatt. child,
nurse Miss Il. +. Cussatt. philadelphia.
Pa: Miss VI. Carry Thomas. Miss Gwin,
Mrs John Reid. Miss Bassatt, Miss War
Held. Miss Ross Warheld, Lexington,
Ky. Mrs. c. Friedman. ST. Louis: Mr..
sealy Hutchings and family Galveston,
Texas: Mrs. I. ". Jones. Miss Turner,
Morgan r. Mills. Dir. A. b. Clayton.
Richmond, Va; Lucien Wulsin. Cincin-
natl; Mr. Percival Moore, Louisville Mr..
| and Mrs. II. L. Lee, New York; NJ. T.
| Frayser. Richmond j. Taylor Elyson.
Richmond; Houston Dunn, Philadelphia.
w. =. Taylor. w. ID. Duke. Richmond.
Lincoln IGilbourne. Columbus: J. a. Boz
kel, Jules A. DunOmet, Washington. u.
| c.: Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Snow. New York:
Mrs. Jospeh T.. Sinnott, Miss Slnnott,
John Slnnott. Rosemont. Pa. Kalford
| Kreth, Birmingham. Ala. W. w. VIII
| liams Norfolk, Va: A. ID. williams.
Richmond; Or. Joseph Longsworth An
derson, Miss Ethel Anderson. Cincinnati;
j. W. MiddendOrf and wife. child and
nurse. Baltimore: Mrs. Christine Mar
bury and maid. Baltimore: Miss Emma
Alarbury William A. Marbury. New
York; Adam West St. Louis: j. Shrodei.
Cincinnati; A. G.. Schwartz. Cincinnati,
Henry j. Key, Baltimore; Louis &. Lehr.
Baltimore; r. L. McLaran. Miss Nc
Laran. Miss HOpple. ST. Louis; Or. d. NJ.
r. Culbreth and wife, Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Marbury and maid. New
York; Master william a. Marbury. Mrs.
Sarah Il. Brown. Mrs. William II. Stell-
man. Mrs l.. r.. Cassard Mrs j. r.
Kensett, Miss NJ. Kensett, Baltimore.
Nd; T.. A. Gleaser. Cincinnati: Mrs. ".
L. Anderson and maid. Washington. j..
c.; Mrs. Morris Steinhardt. Mrs. C.. a.
BessOn, Miss A. Il. BessOn, Or. A. =.
| Francine, Philadelphia; Mrs. IT, Hanna,
| Miss Hanna, j. 5. Blend and wife, Gin
| cinnati; A. L. Forrest and wife. Chicago:
| Mrs. Il. Harrison Kensett, Miss II. ID.
| Kensett, Miss Edith Kensett. Virginia;
Miss j. c. Sullivan, Richmond Miss +.