Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-13

20 dDout tne lSt Oh Aptl 10 Tue warm
Springs. The hotel will be opened then
for the spring season. which begins with
unusual promise.
Miss Marshall. OF Washington. is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Aline Stokes, OF
west Franklin street.
Mr.. Arthur KinsoIving, OF Brooklyn,
has been very dangerously m recently.
Miss Minnie Cox last week returned
from delightful visit to New York.
-
The Colonial Danes OF Virginia expect
to give a grand reception at the Jefferson
on April 18th. at which Mrs. Townshend.
president Of the National Society OF
Colonial Danes, will be present.
Mrs. Turnbun, one Of Philadelphia's
most charming women. is staying with
Miss Baldwin. OF west Franklin street.
The Board Of the Sheltering-Arms Hos
pital will hold a meeting on Monday at
noon.
Madame Guillaumes French conversa-
ton class at the Woman's Club, on ac-
count Of the lecture on Friday. will meet
on Thursday afternoon at ACC o'clock.
The newIy-elected members OF the Wo-
mans Club this month are Mrs. James
Aston Cabel, Mrs. S. II. Halves, Jr,
and Mrs. Thomas Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Palmer returned
last Friday from a delightful trip through
Canada. They are now occupying a suite
OrL
the corner Of First and Franklin streets.
The annual business meeting of the
members Of the Woman's Club will take
place Monday afternoon, March 18th, at
4:30 o'clock. Visitors cards will not be
good upon this occasion, as only resident
members of the club are expected TO at
tend.
Mrs. William Bentley is still In New Or
leans visiting Mrs. Radford, who this
fall lectured at the Woman's Club here.
Mrs. Radford is a leader OF society in
New Orleans, and her home, occupying
half block, is one of the handsomest in
that city of handsome homes.
Rev. Mr.. Loyal Grayatt, of Charles
town, w. Va, brother of Mr.. ]. ]. Gra-
watt, is said to be recovering from his re-
| cent dangerous illness Mrs. Thomas G..
Peyton, who left Richmond some time
ago to attend him, is expected home this
week.
Mrs. r. L. Leckman is stopping at No.
POI south Third street.
The Messrs. Hargrave, who have been
spending the winter on west Grace street,
left town on Saturday for a fishing excur-
sion in Prince George county.
The many Richmond friends Of Captain
Robert Bruce Watkins, a retired officer
OF. the United States army. will be glad
to hear that he has come to live I'm Rich
mond.
Mrs. J. 3. Munson. who has been visit
ing her mother Mrs. Henning, on Third
street, expects 70 leave this week for her
home I'm Raleigh, y. c.. Little Miss Alice
Henning Munson has recovered from her
recent Illness.
party OF Richmond people are ex-
pecting to pay a visit to Newport News
at the launching Of the Kentucky. The
| launching will be preceded by a large
I
german the night before.
Miss Mary Douthat, the young nurse
who showed so much determination and
| Judgment I'm her trouble with the Johns
Hopkins Hospital has now Joined the
corps Of nurses at the Virginia Hospital.
The seven-Hand Euchre Club met on
| Thursday evening at the home Of Mrs.
William Royal, and were delightfully."- en-
/ tertained
Mrs. f. II. Pinney is visiting her sister,
| Mrs. c. Graham Lambert, No. oil Floyd
| avenue.
Mrs. c. Graham Lambert has returned
from Oswego, n. Y, where she was called
| TO the deathbed Of her father.