Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03

own. Miss Adams is OF the gentleSl n"
ture, YET having the most feeilosS ..t
courage: of the most sympathetic ih,ui.
ton and the deepest wisdom; or uno in'',,
spiritual qualities. and the most pna' 80
gifts. or the Hull House ana US h.lu
OF work Miss Adams WIZ leII "
night in her lecture in the ballroom ~
the Jefferson. Miss Adams arrived III
Richmond last evening. and IS a sue9.
at the jefferson Hotel. II Is hoped ina,
tho opportunity will be FOUND 10 eNtSnu
70 her an Informal reception at the W.
mans Club this afternoon.
The monthly meeting Of Lee lamp
Auxiliary was held at Lee CtHP ma
"Wednesday. with Mrs. J. w. White ths
president. in the chair. Many c@Ses -
distress were brought mp, ana d leb6
made Of the families VINO were nv.pI
during the tate severe weather. Members
Of the auxiliary were untring III ~
work. There was not q day ourihB ..
storm hat some OF these women were nv
out OF doors. going from place 10 Plaoo'
carrying provisions and clothins' u
ing that fuel was provided for the "loo"
and children Of Confederate holu'gIS.
letter OF thanks was sent 10 Nj. ~"
who came 20 their assistance WIN Ia ~,
when II seemed almost Impossible 10 M
0l0tfS lVI Ills IrEAAAA
when begged 20 sell wood. salu ne pouiu
not sell II. but would give q snaH supply
with each quantity OF coal.
A commemorative service was held by
the Frances j.. willard Womans ChtlS-
tan Temperance Union at AspuIy McCnO-
dist Episcopal church Wednesday eVehlhB
m 4 o'clock in honor of the late Frances
L. Willard. whose great work mas oISn
heralded the world over, ana "hose no-"e
is still fresh in the memory anu
Of all who are interested In the soou WIN
started by this sanity woman. Many
Elections ON the life and character OF
MISS willard were rendered, 70 the ENJOY
mt of the union and visiting frlehds'
while the Frances j.. Willard Nonahs
christian Temperance Union is sun IA its
infancy. IL is doing a good "oIh' enI -
membership IS substantially increasing
with a bright future.
Ar and Mrs. Marshall Gillian have
rur+based the Hossburg residence, at the
Southwest corner of Franklin ana fllth
streets and viii make II their nome
II IS rather a new house. but look lhe
r1oca Of the hOuse-a spacious, outline
framed dwelling, with passages tnroush
the centre and basement OF ptlch-Lu
which Mrs. Gillian was born MISS besalo
Uoee will make her home with her slste4'
NJ pohert A. Lancaster. Messrs. Ro-
bort and william Lancaster, u the
Nrsses Lancaster. are in New YORK,
where they will attend the marriage OF
AIR. Nathaniel Lancaster.
There will be a rehearsal OF "A Mid
sumner Nights Dream" at tho residence
81 Mrs. T.. j. Hotchkiss. no. Z east
Franklin street, tomorrow night al D
o'clock.
Mrs. Virglnius Hall and Mrs. Joseph J.
Patterson. who attended the Daughters
~ the American Revolution Congress In
Washington, have returned to the city
Miss Wood. Of the lockwood Semi
nary. Of Norfolk. will soon give a series
Of lectures in this city on ''Ihe Foot
steps Of the Angel IN Art
Miss Juliet Pollard, Of Baltimore, and
Miss Bessie Rust, Of Roanoke, are visit
ing al the home Of Mrs. Ernest NJ. Ions
1C0S Hanover street.
Miss Mary Tucker Magill, the au-
thoress, OF stanton, is the guest or Mrs.
Joseph Bryan. of Laburuam.
WE.- 100 800
Miss Laura Grains. Of Philadelphia, IS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. H.
Uabliston, on west Grace street.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale VIII meet
this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. George w. Stevens.
Miss Bessie Rust, Of Roanoke. and
Miss juliet Pollard, Of Baltimore, are the
guests of Mrs. Ernest Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thomas organ,
who spent last week i'm Baltimore, have
returned home.
Miss Fannie Michaux. OF Powhatau,
has been accepted as a trained nurse al
ST. Luke's.
Miss Montgomery. Of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Mrs. Haines, on south Third
street.
Miss Mabel Evans. of Gloucester, is the
guest Of Miss sara Harvie.
Mrs. C.. s. Nettles. Of Darlington. S. c..
is at ST. Luke's Home.