The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
SCHOOL GIRLS
ON A HOLIDAY
A Bevy Of Fair Maidens from Roanoke
Invade Washington.
THE CITY THOROUGHLY DONE
No Point of Interest was Missed by the
Vivacious PARTICIPATE OF the Rat
eigh's Wilmington Visit Not
Yet Fixed.
THE CITY THOROUGHLY DONE

WASHINGTON, April 19.-SpeciaL--
TMemy-one young ladies, enjoying ne
! as Only school gIrls can, arrived IN
Washington last Friday from Virginia
College, at Roanoke, Va. The first eve
ming they reveied in grand opera and
on the succeeding days the Capitol, Con-
gressional Library, COrcOran Art Gallery
the Executive Mansion and every other
building and object OF interest was duiy
inspected. The river Trip TO Mount YER
non was included in the itinerary
The entire party stopped at the Metro
pOlitan Hotel and were lavish In th,W
praise Of the management OF the famous
old Southern hostelry. Among other
cOurtosies extended. Mr.. and Mrs. Seiden
gave a dance 10 the young ladies' Oh Mon
day evening.
ALL CHARMING.
In the body OF fair students fourteen
States were represented ana rash indeed
would DE the man who essdyed 10 set the
attractions OF one above the other for
the pretticst and most PiydclOus Nos
always the one under observation. The
party, with their chsperOnes. the pres
dent. Miss Harris. and her sister. Mis-.
BOatwright, returned TO Roanoke to-day.
The names OF the young ladies follow:
TIE PARTY.
Misses Ethel Walz, Texas; Jessie HUI
man. Arkansas. Jennie Howell, Texas
Bertha Calvert. Ohio; Eileen Hunter. Ala
bama. Lille Marx. Louisiana. Lucy
stuart. North Casoina; Judia Boon. Nir-
ginia: Eppic Cooper, Alabama, Road
Rogers. Mississippi. sue Pugh. Arkansas
Nellie Apperson, Virginia. Edna lianeti'
Michigan. Minnie BioOser Pennsylvania.
Hattie Petit. South Carolina; Lydia
owen Mississippi May Thompson. Soulh
Carolina: Ruby Trice, Mississippi; Gussie
Campbell Tennessee: Corneia Mont
gomery. Louisiana: Emily Evans. Mary
land. and Miss Craig Of tho Virginia
College. Roanoke.
4 large party OF excurionists VIII "F-
rive from HOllins Institute tomorrow
afternoon. and will stop at The Metro
pOlitan.
Richard \. Johnsn was to-day appointed
pastmaster at Bethol Academy. Eau
Quier county. Va
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
4 marriage license was issued To-Day
,o Edwin n. Mayo and Miss Florence
.stelle HAYWARD. both Of Richmond
new postonice was established 10
d9v AT Salenburg. Sampson county y.
e. with lry A. Parker postmaster
Nmone the promotions i'm the Treas
urv Department to-day were thes' "l
Virginians y. +. Feaiherston. >"" d"
si1u. Internal Revenue. benJaInlI
,rov.~s $1,000 10 81 200. and T. &. 'a'"-
vou ESQ ~ $40 both in Office of me N"-
Jitor for the Postofice Department
Tho date of the call Of the cruiser
p,lei.b af Wilmington. y. c.. mas hol
,.o, boen definitely fixed. but II VIII 1i"e
f..tl,. Tao between the LIST ana l"lh "i
,t,. she win be at Philadelphia rom
,,i ,-tr ~ My fst. and at 'harleel'" '
- ron, IN. r0th o. fh1 lii obi My
Personal.
General and Mrs Seth Parton o' -.
eriokshurg. are here on "a Nlslt TO M
con MIR. Maxwell Barton. At 30 & street
y. w. ,,,. ~, aud
fron Henry Fairfax. of Aide. Va. an"
t,n, uenrv G. stuart. of Fix Garden.
va are i'm the city stopping at me Me
''S 8mong the hotel arrivals are the fol-
Howard House-Airs w Il. Brown.
rfrbrord Va. g. W. Cooke Virginia
< w Ianck and wife. Harrisonourg. va
a. y woodward. Browntown. Va H. II.
Rueseu Lcesburg Va. }. VI. 'hapiii@h'
Asheville. y. c. ...,...
bure Va Colonel L. l. Boyce. boyce'
va. r. Bibel Va.
Natioral-Edwin Balthas and wife. VIZ
einia. y. =. Robinson and wife. ID. iluil-
mel. Norfolk: c. W. Forsythe' Front
ROYAL. Va.
ST. James-w. r. Hinklc. Front ROYAL
Va Mr.. Mrs and Miss FLETCHER. VII
einia. ". II. Sprunt and son. Whining
ion \. e.. w. j. Woodward. Wilmington.
y. q: 4. Fields and George G.. Reed
Norfolk. Va.
MIR 4. G. Knowles OF Richmond. was
I'm the city to-day on business Of the
Southern railway.