The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12


turned home.
Miss Marguerite Warwick. who has been
in Philadelphia for some time, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Charles Early and Miss Early. Of
Washington, are at the Jefferson Hotel
Mr.. Rufus Applegarth and Mrs Sarah
Louise Appl garth. Of Baltimore, are al
the jefferson.
While I'm this city with the company
presenting Under the Reb Robe" Miss
Frances GauHt whose portrayal of Renee,
the sister elected favorable comment
was entertained at an elegant supper by
Mrs. Clarence H. Boykin. Miss Gaunt IS
a Philadelphia. and is well known I'M this
city. She has been on the stage several
seasons. appearing with some Of the lead
ing lights. and has won FOR herself dis
tinction. She Is a most accomplished ac-
tress and charming socially.
Captain White OF tho United States
volunteers. is visiting his cousin, Mrs.
Chiles Terrell
Mrs. Luther Sheldon. Of Norfolk is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Baldwin, of
east Franklin.
Mrs. Ellen Douglass Fariaud IS at the
Misses NOrwood's. on north Filth street.
Mrs John White IS visiting her mother,
Mrs. John r. Cary.
Mr.. William Harvie has returned from
Amelia.
A. half past 4 O'Clock on Monday the
annual business meeting of the Woman IS
Club viii be held. At this meeting only
members are expected to be present.
The annual business meeting Of the Ia.
dies Matinee Musicale and students was
held Friday resulting in the election OF
the following officers: President Mrs.
George w. stevens: President. Mrs.
II. ~ Meloney; Secretary. Miss Fanny
Mora; Treasurer. Mrs. William Rehing,
Librarian Miss Florence Dillard.
IT was decided 10 admit associate mem
bers and to give brilliant final musical
for the season at the Jefferson.
After the business routine. the follow
inc programme was finely rendered;
Af0zart-Kohier- Mlnuet - Miss Essia
Archer.
Adair Minor. Miss Bessie T0mpkius.
sbulhon-Mnuet Of Mozart-Niss Mar
garat Darlington.
Boethovon-sonata Cop 10-1uss Helen
Stevens.
B-aga- Rummcll-Angers seronade-anss
Nellie Gordon.
Goldbeck-song Of ReDose-Nliss Helen
OFeraIl
MISUNDERSTANDING facfe-1nss Con-
stance Bates.
Choplu-Nocurne XIII &C. minor)-AIiss
Rebocca Gordon.
Dizott-Tmm- Torcador Song Garment
Miss Lily HILL Miss Florence Wilson,
Miss Minor. Miss Gordon.
Miss Adair Minor won new honors by
the skllful and beautiful use of her vio-
iln. But a child iH years. she shows a
degree Of talent that just.des the finest
prediction regarding her future.
Bishop Jaggar VIII address the children
OF 81. Paurs sunday school on the after
noon OF Easter day. There viii be cons
frmaHon in the church ln tho evening OF
that day.
A meeting OF the Association Tor the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities was
held at noon Friday. Mrs Charles wash
ington Coleman In the chair. There vera
also present Mrs. James Lyons. Mrs. Her
bert A. Claiborne Mrs. John 3. Light
foot. Mrs T. Y. Valentine. Mrs Archer
Anderson Mrs G. ". r. Brock. Mrs. T..
ID. IIotchNss. Mrs. Wexford Mrs. l.. IT,.
Crump. Mrs. Thomas Boiling, AIRS. Charles
Boiling Mrs Henry Taylor. Jr-. AIRS. b..
h. Valentine airs. William u. Robins
Mrs. Dunn Mrs George A. Lyon ana
Miss NJ M. =. Newton.
Tho presentation of Midsummer
Nights Dream has been indefinitely
postponed
on Tuesday evening next at hair past s
o'clock Professor Richard Heath Dabney
VIII deliver the third and last of the lee.
lures under the auspices OF the AssOcia-
ton for the Preservation Of Virginia An
Equities. Tho delivery OF the lecture win
take place I'm the Hall of the House OF
Delegates. Professor Dabncy having sc-
lected as his subject John Randolph Of
Roanoke" no its presentation no brings
The result OF several years careful study
during which he has enjoyed exceptional
advantages In the matter of accessibility
10 very valuable sources Of information.
He does not propose following the beaten
track. but win take a. new standpoint and
view the strong figure which i5 so promi-
ucut in tho history OF the state am nation
from that lie has made himself thor
oughly master OF his facts and his known
gifts as an orator Justify the prediction
that his lecture Will make a brilliant finale
tO the series.
AS repeatedly stated. these lectures are
free TO the public and are means by
which the association eeeks to show
appreciation OF past Aberahty 20 rs enc
terprises.
Mrs oliver Livingston Jones IS at the
jefferson.
Afr Apnlegarth and Miss Sadie Apple
garth, OF Baltimore spent some days az
Tho Jefferson Hotel last week.
Miss Hden Mosely has returned from
Petersburg.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Colonial Danes was held Friday after