The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

tie Cooke. is expected for Easter week.
Miss Julia Budd, Of Petersburg. will
spend the Easter season with Miss Kath-
crime Michaux.
Misses Jane and Sal,ie Faulkner, daugh-
ters OF Senator Charles James Faulkner,
arrived i'm Richmond yesterday and are
the guests Of their cousin, Mrs. James
A. WEIGH. 507 west Franklin street. They
come to Richmond 1t this time in order
to attend the meeting Of the dancing
class tomorrow evening.
Mrs Charles Evelyn Smith has return
ed from Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Allen. Of New York,
arrived in Richmond yesterday and are
at the jefferson Hotel.
Miss Helen Christian and Miss Bessie
Watkins who attend school in New York,
are now at home for the Easter holidays.
Mrs and Miss Whelan. Of Norwood.
Va. spent Monday with Richmond friends
but have now returned home. Mrs. Whe-
Ian is a sister OF the late Miss McClel-
land. whose literary gifts and distinction
will be- recalled with equal pride and pain
by many friends.
Mrs Charles Whltlock will sail for
Europe on May 2lst, Joining Miss Maria
Blars party IN England.
A large party will. unless all slams fail.
make the trip TO Old Point Comfort to-
morrow morning. upon the excursion via
the popular Chesapeake and Ohio road,
which is under Mrs. GINS auspices. The
train will leave Broad Street station at
$50 O'Clock and returning, Will leave
Old Point at 7 o'clock Those who wish
10 do so can make the trip 10 Newport
News by street car. have several hours
there sightseeing. and yet have plenty Of
time al OLD Point. The excursion IS the
first q the season under Mrs. GIFTS man
agement. and that indefatigable lady de-
serves the patronage OF all those who
IN any degree appreciate her valuable
work as superintendent Of the Male Or
phan Asylum.
Last weeks specia interest attached
OF last week meeting OF the Junior Oak
wood Memo Association held IN the
brick school house. ST. Johns Mrs. J.
e. Fitz presiding Business transacted
! consisted in the Advancement Of details
regaruing the Camp Fire Recital 10 be
given on the evening Of Tuesday April
18th az C0rcorau Hall. For that occasion
! a delightful and IL would seem. an enec-
tive programme has been arranged. 10
VIII On the Blues Band, the Tony Miller
cont nation. the choir OF the First Bap-
tirt church. MT Minitree FOXES and
I Mss Evans of Manchester. Will all con
'r'Nf'fe PesiCes there VIII be a series o.
( taheaux rOrtraying camD fire scenes. and
an exceedingly pretty drill by young girls
who belong 10 the association The flag
used m the tableaux will be that which
indicated General Lees headquarters
during the war The music will all be
successive Of that struggle and altOgeth-
or the affalr PROMISES 10 be a thoroughly
STIR ne and eelichtfu one
The Juniors deserve success. for they
ere a charming clever and enersetic
company. and their meetings in the brick
school house are always pleasant things
to attend.
Detailed notice was given In Thursdays
issue OF TIE Tires OF the interesting
rree,ing o. Mrs. Cabelrs Current Events
C'ass. Cwirg 10 her abseuce from town
this week the Current Events Class
rreetinz on wednesday will Ne omitted
pvt VIII &c resvnso or ths Wednesday
following q; 5 e'eiees
Quite a large party Of Richmond poo
pie viii attend the wedding IN DanVlle
on the 9Th instant Of Miss Maria selden.
OF that city. TO Mr.. Watson. OF New
York. Mas selden'h as many friends and