The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-29

man Mrs. James p. Pace, at her resi-
dence, Friday afternoon.
II Will be held on the beautiful grounds
OF the Soldiers Home on Friday. Juno
al. from c 10 10 o'clock. Admission 70
the grounds will be free and refreshments
viii be served at city prices. The Home
viii be enlivened by music and dancing.
Tbe grounds will be decorated and light
cd The committee in charge consists OF
Mrs. ]. y. Pace. Mrs. stephen Putney.
Mrs. Il. l.. Purcell. Mrs. Kate VIM,
Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. Angle. Mrs. Hugh
Tavlor. Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson, Mrs.
lanes Grigg. Miss Leila Dimmock and
Mrs. +. d. Hotchkiss.
On Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock,
greatly to the delight Of the Woman's
Clib. Mrs. Caskie Cabell will give a Sc
ries OF readings from Henrik Ibsen's
peer Gynt," Professor Reinhart having
very kindly consented TO render the Grieg
music. A delightful afternoon Is expect.
ed. and the members OF Mrs. Cabells
personal class will be present, as well
as those Of the class conducted under The
clubs auspices.
The member Of the Decoration Com
mittee OF the Junior Hollywood Memorial
Association are requested to meet Mon
dav morning at Section Y 0he officers
s%ection) at 1890 o'clock. Persons are re-
quested to send contribution OF ever
greens and flowers 20 No. 12 east Frank
lin street Monday morning before u NJ.
addressed TO "The Junior Hollywood Me-
mortal Association"
On Memorial Day tomorrow refresh
ments will be served at 29 south CHERRY
A. a...Fs ~ ffZupnrrar Rauf -
fine vacation house I'm Albemarle. con-
Quoted under the auspices OF the Young
ladies' Guild Of ST. Andrews parish.
iced tea and sandwiches. cream and cake
will be upon the menu and delightful peo-
pie will serve.
A recent issue OF a Berlin paper con-
tains a sketch Of the Woman's Club OF
Richmond.
It will interest many friends 70 know
that the Dead March" played on oak
wood Memorial-Day as the representa-
tives OF various societies approached the
cemetery gate. was composed by Profess
sor Harry G.. F~rankenheld. Of Philadel-
phia. Pa, and dedicated 20 lakewood
Cemetery for his old friend. W. Allen
Dickinson.
Miss Daisy Thompkins, daughter Of Col
onel c. G. Thompkins. OF Salem, Va, Is
visiting Miss Florence Dickinson.
Miss Louise Prosser Is spending a few
weeks with relatives in Hanover county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson, OF stanton.
Va, who have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha Dickinson. have return
ed home.
The cafe Chantant." although not a
financial success. was greatly enjoyed by
the few who braved the threatening
weather. Miss Willie Smoot played de-
Hghtfully, as did Miss Minor. They also
accompanied the charming singers
Misses Porter. Cofer, Lyons, Bass, Mrs.
Harvie Blair, Frank Danner and others.
Miss Nellie Dickinson varied the exer-
cises by a series Of recltations and there
was much genuine pleasure. The Loving
Circle unanimously voted Mrs. R. w.
Powers and family most courteous and
%hospitable.
The final class song recital which was 70
nave been rendered in public by Mrs.
Alice Swaine's Hunters vocal class the
first week I'm June will DO postponed until
the fall on account Of Mrs. Hunret's late
Illness. which necessitated her being for
soma time in the Virginia Hospital.
as
AR. and Mrs. Edward Constine. Of
Wikebarrc. Pa, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex H.. Meyer, Of Restabit
Barton Heights.
Miss Gertrude Barron, Of Woodbury.,
y. j.. Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c.
Pelouze. 40s north Eighth street.