The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-10
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Lycurgus TO those of Sir Thomas Dale
and Sir Thimas Wyatt in Virginia, and
those that existed in Massachusetts and
Connecticut. He concluded his remarks
by reading extracts from Mohtaigne on
the subject.
The guests Of the chairman were Mrs.
William c. Bentley, Miss Maud Stokes.
Mrs. John Lghtfoot, Miss Louise Lirke.
Mr.. George Bryan. Mr.. Won Weissenberg.
Mr. Joseph Bryan and Mr.. Jonathan
Bryan.
Mrs a. r. Das1iei served tea. and was
assisted by Miss Glasgow and Miss Cole
man. /
The regular monthly meeting of the
'Sheltering Arms Free Hospital was
held tat the hospital yesterday with Mrs.
L. II. Peterkin in the chair. Plans were
presented for the improvements to be
made in the hospital during the spring.
The demands upon the management
are so great that the Board find it
necessary to enlarge the hospital that
more patients may he cared for.
The basement will be turned into re-
ception rooms dining rooms and the
like. and the floor now used for such
purposes will be used for patients.
Any Contributions toward ; this fund
Will be highly acceptable.
several weeks ago to join the army, has
been appointed ranking corporal in the
company. His company has left New
York for Manila via San Francisco and
Pacific Ocean. The recruits will be at
the Presidio. San Francisco, Cal. until
sailing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Pace have is
sued invita- tons TO the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Bessie c. Pace, to Mr..
Alfred McGdll Randolph. The marriage
will take place at 1890 O'Clock April oath,
at the residence o! the brides parents.
Miss Blanch Howard, OF Buffalo, who
has been tine guest Of Miss Bessie Wat
kins, has gone to Baltimore.
Mrs Thomas L. Moore and Miss Ro-
berta Allen, who have been spending sew
er-ll days at Old Point Comfort, have re-
turned home.
Miss Antoinctte Wilkinson is visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Johnston. in Nor
folk.
Tho Easter Tuesday" will be danced
on Wednesday evening at Masonic Tenn
pie and will be an exceptionally brilliant
affair.
Miss Marguerite Warwick will leave for
Charlottesville Thursday. and will be the
guest during the Easter season of Miss
Mary Watts Woods.
An interesting announcement is that
of the engagement of Miss Francis Har-
mison. of Baltimore, to A1r. John Mill
lington Blankenship, u. S. N, of this
city.
Miss Harrison is pleasantly remember
ed by the many friends she made during
her visit to Richmond this winter, when
she was the recipient of fiattering at
tention.
affair, will take place shortly after Eas-
ter.
Miss Minnie Nichols of Greenwich.
Conn, is on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Charles l.. Mosby, 2lS West Main Street
Miss Mary Pegram Is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Geo. Cameron, Sr.. On Peters
burg.
DIR. Geo. Ben Johnston will spend
few days in Wytheville this week.
Miss Mary Randolph. of Hanover. is
the guest OF Miss Mary Elicit. South
Third Street
Mr. C. Frank Jenkins who has been at
tending college in tie city, leaves to-
day for North Carolina.
The New York Herald of Sunday pub
fishes an excellent picture of Mrs Geo.
w Stevens and one of Miss Bessie Fitz-
hugh Ven.able, of Petersburg who is
we'll known and greatly admired in this
city.
Misses Helen and Bette Moore have
returned to their home Wytheville, after
a. visit of some weeks to rela tives and
| friends in the city.
Miss Caroline Harding of New York.
| is at the Jefferson. Miss Harding, who is
a clever woman and bright writer, has
been in Florida for the last month report
ing tine golf tournaments and matches
for leading northern papers. She goes
| from here to the Virginia Hot Springs
Mr.. Charles Jones is visiting his parents
| in Monterey.
| This will be donation daN at the
| Old Dominion Hospital. The annual meet
| ing of the Board of Managers of the Old
| Dominion Hospital will be held at the
college building at A:So p. NJ. to-day.
Miss Lucy Oebrun. of Mecklepburg
| county, is visiting Mrs. w Withers Mil
Ter. No. North First Street.
There will be a called meeting of
the ladies of the Maccahees at
Lee Camp Hall This afternoon at i
| % clock, for the purpose of meeting Mrs.
Myers, the Supreme Financial Keeper,
| and Mrs Rowe the Deputy supreme
| Commander. All members are urged to
| be present.
The regular monthly meeting Of Rich
mond Chapter, Daughters OF the Confed-
! eracy, will be held at Lee Camp Hall or
| Wednesday, April 18th. at P. NJ. A full