The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-18
viii now be added that of hearing hei

will now be added that Of hearing her
voice.
War figures will predominant in the ger
man this season. The Dombardment of
Manila Will be .re-enacted I'm the ball
room TO twO-step music and will be called
the Dewey figure. The Stars and
Stripes Cadet Lanciers," and ''Nolun-
teer Waltz are all upon the programme.
The American Society of Professors Of
Dancing has been holding its twenty-first
annual convention In New York during
the last week. and after long deliberation
the new dances for the season Of 1898 and
1899 have been evolved. The stamp OF
approval of the American Society of Pro-
fessoIs of Dancing is official in the dane
ing world.
Miss Grace Cunningham loft last week
for school at Winston-S Salem, n. {.
Mrs. John Enders Robinson. chairman
for Richmond OF the George Washington
Memorial Association, has received from
the president lengthy letter advising
her Of the wonderful amount Of work
accomplished during the summer and that
the young people. led by q group officially
selected, have organized I'm several of
the States 10 work for the building fund.
in preparing for and giving entertain
ments which shall be Historically enter
tainino and instructive. The children. as
a children's auxiliary, try to be helpful
I'm distributing among their mates red.
white and blue mite boxes. with apprO-
PIRATE readings on the sides and ends
which will both explain the purpose OF
the association and inspire the reader TO
contribute 10 the cause. Mrs. Richard
son writes that the work has been car
ried as far west as salt Lake City. and
as far north as the Black Hills of South
Dakota"
Charter membership in the association
will remain open until November /, 1S9S
and all necessary information may be Sc
cured from Mrs. Robinson She is warm
~ interested in all that concerns the as
ISOLATION, and Is bringing all her WELL
known executive ability to bear to per-
feet local organization so that the local
standard may be worthy of the cause
Mrs. Malvern Courtney Patterson has
purchased the handsome house at 40
east Franklin street and removed into f.
Miss Belle Perkins has returned from
Saratoga Springs, having had a delight
ful outing.
Miss Katherine Fontainc. OF Hanover
Is now visiting Miss Lizzie Brander.
Miss FOntaine is a charming young lady
and has many admirers in Richmond.
Mrs Herbert Claiborne and her two
handsome boys are now at Old Sweet
Springs. and Will go from there 10 Wash
ington, d. c.
Mrs. Lewis Burwoll has returned to the
city.
Mrs. Hartley Carmichael and family
have returned from Old Sweet Springs.
Mrs. Christopher Tompkins has return
ed from the Old Sweet Springs, her two
charming daughters, Misses Della and
Nellie Tompkins, remaining there Tor
few days.
Mrs. Austin Smith viii. In n few days.
leave the Old Sweet Springs and will ac-
oompanys her son, Mr.. Austin Smith. 10
New York. where he holds a very desira-
bic position with signal efficiency.
Mrs. Arthur Seldom has returned from
Mountain Top.
Colonel Miles Cary and Mr. Lucius Ca
~ have spent the past few days in Rich
rnond. with Mr.. Hundsra Cary Yester-
day however, Mr.. Lucius Cary left for
the University of Virginia.
4 majority of the fashionable set have
received invitations 10 Il series OF recep-
lions. with readings and music, TO be
h.'i on Thursday afternoons fortnightly
d. ring the season OF 1893 and 1890 at 100
west Franklin street, tho residence OF
a. o,,ior q. futter OF interest. because OF
tho entire novelty OF The idea 30 far as
tbs community Is CONCERNED. Mrs. Ca
bell has been visiting Miss Pace al sun
nysids," In Albemarie. , but returned to
n helisvcd. VAL contribute 70 what may
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