The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

months.
Miss Mary p. Miller. OF Staunton, Va,
and MISS Lucy II. Hopkins. OF Baltimore.
are the guests OF Mrs. Henry Lee Valen-
tine, Of south Third street
Mrs. Wilson G Lamb, OF WILLIAMSON,
N. c.. Is visiting her daughter Mrs.
howard j. Herrick. at 203 west Grace
street.
On Saturday. May 7th, the Board OF
Managers OF ST. Paul's Home for the
Aged, will give an excursion TO Washing
ton TO which many are looking with sre-
cial pleasure. May is usually an ideal
month for outings Of this kind, so that
congratulations upon the time chosen
may safely be made even thus far ahead.
As to the destination there are few
places which offer so much that Is inter-
esting, especially since the completion OF
the Congressional Library The ladies' OF
the Board indulge the hope that they
may take a large party along on this oc-
caslOn. coming as It does on Saturday
the children may enjoy II without losing
any time from school, and white 1t is in
no sense a school excursion" no doubt
many young people will go. As TO the
adults. scores Of them have already eN-
pressed their intention Of going. so that
success would seem 10 be most pleasantly
certain.
The coming Of the Johns Hopkins Glee
Club TO Richmond and their concert al
the Jefferson under tho auspices OF the
Daughters OF Industry OF 81. PAU
church on Tuesday evening. Aprii l2th,
is lokoed forward TO with genuine eager
ness by hundreds Of Richmond people
especially the younger set. After the con-
cert the club will Join the dancers OF the
Junior Cotillion at Belvidere Han, where
an especially delightful condition Of al
fairs is promised Tickets for the con-
cert bv those who also attend the cotil-
lion can be gotten from Miss Marian
Robins, 400 east Main street. ana no
where else on those terms. The cotillon
has lost not one whit OF Its popularity
since rs FIRST dance, but grows In num-
bers and in popularity with the festive
juniors each month.
On Thursday next April eth. silver
tea and Easter Flower sale VIII be helu
at SIG west Grace street the residence or
Mrs. G. Carlton Jackson. The ahair'
which promises TO be most enjoyabie' Is
under the auspices and for the beneht OF
the Ladies' Missionary Society or the
First baptist church. and II IS coro'aHy
hoped that many may call
Those IN charge have spared no pains
10 give their guests pleasure.
Old Dominion Hospital will have It's
Donation and Reception Day beginning
at 9 o'clock next Tuesday morning at the
Hospital.
The Reception Committee will be pleased
TO meet any and ali persons interested
in this grand charity and the Hospl'di
will be open for inspection Donations
of money provisions Of any kInd ana
anything useful IN such an lnslitu"On
will be thankfully received.
The Reception Committee is as follows;
Mrs. f. w. Cunningham, chairman'
Mrs ] ". White. alternate; Mrs. F. l..
Montague. Mrs. p NJ Smith. Mrs Ma
thew GiImour. Mrs William Reinheimer'
Mrs. J. I. Boswell, Mrs. l.. 70. sutton,
Mrs. A. V. Reddy, Mrs. w Bradley. OF
Manchester: Mss Berthh Haase' MISS
fsolin Moses Miss Z. NJ. Moore.
From March % 30 TO December a. y"
PCS grave surgical operations were per-
formed free OF charge. one hundred ana
many minor surgical operations
IL these had been charged for at such
prices as is charged against persons IN
moderate circumstances the sum woula
have aggregated including board ana
medicines the grand total Of nearly
saGO00 These are facts that speak Tor
themselves and grand testimonial 10
the great good being done.
Mrs. Z. A. Saunders has returned from
Old Point Comfort, and her charming
daughter. Miss Mary Saunders. who has
been visiting In -,artinsVllle ana Dah'lhe
for several cen has also returned.
Mrs. Charles T. Willis, OF Halifax,
Nova Scotia. will spend the Faster season
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Howard, west Grace street and will be
accompanied by her sister. Mss Mary
Macleod Howard, who has been visiting