The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The Misses Charrington, OF warranton,
are now visiting Miss Mary Hiil. On
former visits they have been much al
mired. and will be warmly welcomed.
Mrs. Nelson and Miss Bland Nelson.
OF Sewanee. Tenn, are visiting MIS- Jonh
s. Munce, west Main street.
An important meeting OF the Hoily..
wood Memorial Association. Jr.. was neio
at o'clock last evening az lee Oa.np
Hall. Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson pre-
and Leila Gray Bessie Hill, Anna Boykin'
Mabel Marcy, Misses Redd, Bowman
R,ihv Rodeker and Mesdames W.. ".
Wade and George A Lyon. Inc chiei
business transacted consisted IN u.
clsion to give tea on the evening OF
FEBRUARY 18th at Lee Camp Hail, the
hours TO he . to 10 o'clock. The proceeds
Will he devoted TO defraying expense in
Cured in the care OF the officers sec
tion-at Hollywood. and 1t Is hoped the
Juniors. who have had many obstacles
with which to contend, may have the
cordial interest OF the public. There
will be refreshments, music, and charm
ing girls will receive.
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson and Miss Betty
Iliyson have returned from Staunton.
whittier they went to attend the funeral
OF Major jed. Uotchkiss, OF gallant
memory.
Mrs. c. C. Bridges. Miss Leila Bridges
and Miss Condo Roy Bridges arrived I'm
Richmond yesterday, stopping at the JET
ferson. The wedding of. Miss Leila
Bridges at II o'clock to-day in st. Paul ;
is perhaps the leading social interest OF
the week.
A meeting Of the committee represent
ing the Associated Hospitals was held
last evening, further returns from the
entertainment recently given being re-
ported.
A meeting OF the Executive Committee
OF the Daughters of the COnfederacy was
held last evening at the residence OF Mrs.
y. V. Randolph. the others present being
Mrs. Frank T. Crump, Mrs. Charles BOIL
ing. Mrs T.. V. Valentine, Mrs. Edgar
Taylor. Mrs. Undertake, Mrs. Sias Shell
burne. and others. Arrangements for the
birthday tea to be given from 400 to $50
on the afternoon Of the Goth were dis
cussed and Mrs Charles Boiling was APP
pointed chairman. An invitation will be
sent TO the Sons OF Veterans to attend
this tea, which promises 10 be delightful.
A very important meeting Of the Con-
sumers' League will be held Thursday
AT II o'clock in the parlor of the Young
Mems Christian Association building.
Election OF officers and final discussion
OF the constitution will then take place.
The list OF members being incomplete. Il
IS hoped that those members who by acci-
dent fail to receive cards. as well as AZ!
interested in the noble movement, VIII
certainly be present.
Miss Lutte Peasants is now quite well
again. and that intelligence Is greeted
with sincere pleasure by her many
friends.
The st. Johns Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters and Sons, assisted by its auxiliary
OF charming young girls Will give musl-
cal tea with recitatiOns January 9th az
$3.50 o'clock at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Brown, 2sO2 east Frank
lin street. An unusually attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged including the
Mandolin Club Mrs. Julian Chandler and
Mr.. j. Harvey Simpson in recitation, MISS
Rene Sewe!l pianist. and Mrs. VIM
Hugh Owens Mr. Chas. w. Hunter, Mr..
VIM. r. Shervin soloists.
This Circle and Auxiliary work for the
poor, the Sheitering Arms, Virginia Home
for lncurables and kindergarten, its ofh-
GERS being: President. Mrs. +. J. Craigie;
Nice-president. Mrs. 5. 4. BeVeridge'
Treasurer, Mrs A. ID. Landerkin; Secre-
tdrN. MlS. j. ben. iioNdius <tnSi9ialil
Secretary Mrs. Ramon Sarcin The oiil-
GERS Of the Auxiliary are: Mrs. Emmett
Dickinson. president, Miss Fanny Nc
Kevett. treasurer; Miss Rosa Gary, Sec
rotary. go,
The proceeds Of the entertainment will
be devoted solely 10 relieving the needs
Of the worthy pOOr-in some cases OF the
sick poor. and IL is heartily hoped that
there may be a generous response on the
part of the public.
An elegant tea was given at the JEFF
fersOn on yesterday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Deford IN honor OF Miss
Leila Carroll Bridges and her friends
ln an details the affair was exceptionally
delightful, one Of the large dining rooms
belug used. This was prOfusely and
beautifully decorated with pink carna-
tons as was the table upon which were
tall vases containing those flowers. Mr.
and Mrs. Deford's guests were Miss
Bridges. Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron =. Belk-
nap. Of New York; Mrs. Galbraith. OF
Cleveland. o.. Mrs. Graham HobsOn, Miss
HObson Miss Condo Bridges. Miss COurte-
nav Bridges. Miss Annie Drewry, Miss
Florence Parker. Miss Steger. Miss Nir-
ginia Hayes Miss Mary Drewry. Messrs
Fustis TayiOr. John r. Hutchings OF
Galveston: George Hutchings. w. NJ
Bridges. Venable Johnson w de @. Hob
son. j. II. A. Hobson. Oyerton Steger
and Charles Drewry.
Mrs. r. NJ Logan and Miss Lily Logan