The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26

Tuesday evening at the kindergarten
| and as usual was a great success Among
| those who attended were. Misses Gret-
chen Lewis. Mary Gefebre, Mary Coul-
| ter. Eunice Thomas. virginia Taylor'
! Jessie Jones. Connie Keesee. Lucy Powers
Maud Pollard. ke3rnes, Cannon, Matue
Pollard and Mel Powers, and Messrs.
Charles Garnett George wilkes Brown
/ Allen Roy Pace. Sanford Fleming, sam
Tyler. A. G. Taylor +. j. Sampson
George Reese, Joseph Plesants. Jon"
Gibson. ". L. Pendleton Roy WhiW
Claiming Newton. Bruce Bowe. G. Hud-
gins. Charles o. Hearn. Roeert ;. Az
thur Mesdames Wilkes and Lefebre'
Miss sue Clark. of Tarboro. y. c.. IS
The guest Of Miss Rebecca Daingeriield
| Gordon al No. % Laurel street.
Mrs. Alma Bagby is visiting friends
I'm Baltimore.
The friends Of Mr. Powers Lefebre who
has been operated on at the Virginia
! hospital will be pleased TO learn that he
is improving rapidly.
Mrs John Mcllwaine. Of Texas. is the
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Twenty-third street
The ST. Johns Circle o. Kings Daugh-
ters and Sons viii meet al the residence
of Mr.. J. s Moore. No. 2209 east Broad
street. on Monday afternoon at O'Clock
Miss Elizabeth Easley, OF Houston.
va. is visiting Miss Rebeoca danger
neI Gordon, at No 70 north Laurei
street.
Mr.. W. C. Harvey left last week for
Madison, where he acted as best man at
the Newton Booton nupdals. Before re-
tuinlng. Mr. Harvey will visit LOUISVILLE
! Ky.
The Eastwood Memorial Association held
an important meeting on THURSDAY al
teruoou at the residence OF Mfs. j.
Howard. No. 250S east Broad street
There was quite a large attendance ana
the meeting was presided over py me
president Miss Ruby Bodeker Pans lot
the Red white and Red tea Whlch VIII
. be given on Thursday. December 'th rom
TO s O'Clock nj No. Ael5 eas1 Hiece a'' 10'
were perfected ..r,
affair as charming ladies' nave IL hi
char,-e II fs 10 be given for the Dehe-
IN of the headstone fund. The Conieo-
80 eoidiors' graves ut lakewood have
until recently had head boards. but ow-
ing 10 decay a large number had TO ne
removed. and &c rs the object or thlS
society TO raise enough money 10 enable
thcm 10 place headst0ne5 10 marx the
graves.
Ii was decided at this meeting 70 re-
quest an appropriation from each OF tne
Southern States that have soldiers ouFled
al lakewood 20 that q headstone may be
az each division. Among those present
wore Mesdames J. p. Howard, Clarke
Thomas Riddick. William Pleasants John
q. Hughes, $. V. Green IaIiaierro ana
New.
Donation dav az the Virginia Home Tor
, Tncurables will be observed on TUESDAY.
as the supply I'm the store room at the
Bome Is rather low an provisions viii be
most gratefully received Through the
tntirinq efforts Of Miss Greenhow ana
her assistant the debt on this instfu-
ton has been reduced 20 one tnousahu
dollars and the ladies are making STRONG
effort TO have the debt entirely liQulud-
ted by the first Of the year.
The annual meeting Of the colonial
Danes Of Virginia VIII be held at the
Virginia Historical Society on Tuesday
November the 18th at 4 o'clock. At this
meeting a president. two yice-presidents
and four members OF the board VIII De
elected Four members Of the board
retire annually.
Mrs. Charles f. Dickinson, and Mas
Ter Charles Edward Dickinson, Of Aloe-
marie county, are the guests OF NiIs' 'u'i-
ius Morris, on east Grace street
Mr.. and Mrs Charles =. Wingo nave IS
sued invitations TO cotillon which VIII
take Mace at the jefferson Hotel on De
cember the lth in honor of their daugh-
ter Miss jamie WiugO, who VIII make
her debut on that occasion.
Misses Bessie and Leila Hi are spend
ing some time in New York city
Miss White, Of Berryvilie, Va IS the
ri,esr Of Or. and Mrs. Edward Nc
CURE.
The coaching party given IN We ,dli
fav afternoon by Miss " NlAldlns
I'm honor Of her guest te Oh
washington D. G. was .} 'yel'
Anono those composing We're
Misses Maria Williams f'H. Maii'io
1lm. Alene Stokes. Dunlop aud MessIS
I0hn Rutherford, John Coke Hugh AT
trim. Noting and Berkeley Williams
o. ,.b,t was beqn-Danyille Register.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rutherford en-
tortaine1 al one Of the moss elegant ana
delightful dinners last evening that mas
ever been given in Richmond. 1t was the
FIRST time the old Thomas homestead
once a synonym for Virginia hospitality
has been opened I'm several years, and TINS
was done I'm compliment 20 General ana
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee. The table decord-
tious were most elaborate. -Four SILVER
stands filed with American Beauties, ana
the centre banked high with the same
beautiful rose. The bonbons we're can
died rose leaves Strawberries, and the
crimson cherries; the color-design was
beautifully carried out in the ices, which
were served In baskets Of American
Beauties. Covers were laid for eighteen
After the dinner the guests were further
entertained by a most enioyablee concert
by Miss Nye Miss Rsinhardt and ProCes-
sor Renhardt
The programme consisted of violin
solo seventh Concerto Qst movemcnD
Miss Relnhardt. Song, "A GYPSY Mud
en-" Miss Helen Nye; Legend-Wieni'tsN'
Miss Reinhardt. / Envy The Bro MISS
Nye. Ballade ct Polonaisse' Miss keiE-
hardt. Jewel song FausO, Miss Nye
Those enjoying Mr.. and Mrs. huth"r-
foords hospitality were General ana MIS-.
Lee. Colonel and Mrs. Anderson VT. ana
Mrs Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Johh
branch. MIR. and Mrs. Harris, Mr.. and
Ms Dooley. Mr. Charles u. Williams,
Mrs. W. ID. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. sohn
Nr and IL