The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-08

Virginia medical colleges. left Richmond o.n
Yesterday for her home. in Stephens. I'd
Miss Smith i1as-for the past acaoet:iie
wear been a student at the ,Un!verslts
College of Medicine, and mas oesiues
making many friends during ser So1o1ih
here, set a precedent. as far as nlsn class CLASS
standing is concerned
..Rebecca's Triumph bright ittie
MAY. was presented Friday evening at the
Woman,s college by Mrs. Chandler
class The cast acquitted themselves
most creditabIv, and the play was enthu-
s;as ticaIly received. The cast was as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Rokeman ............Corneiid as nc
Mrs. Delaine .....-...--.-Adole tli.ildii
Rebecca Ga foundling). Katherine Gudger
Clarissa Goldman Roxy. Dodd
Dora Gaines Louise Busseiles
Sadie NIorrell ..........AIargaret Crisnond
Jennie Woodrnan.......... ..-Leslte Jehries
Mile Dunbar. Gertrude Howard
Ernra Stevens Lille Spencer
Grace Greenwood. ........... .Erma Iruets
Maria Grey. Florence Stalnoack
Alice Mamie Belote
Cussie Green Powell
Katie Connor.... ....-DeiEna Spencer
Gyp Mabel Lee
Meg "a vagrant) ....... Miriam Millhiser
Masters Walter S. Matthews and Leland
Miller gave a delightful party yesterday
afternoon at their residence, No. GA East
Grace Street, from five to seven O'Clock,
in joint celebration of their birthdays
Master Matthews being eleven years OF
age and Master Miller ten. During the
afternoon various games were INDUCED in:
and the guests Joined in a cake walk.
Later refreshments were served, the birth
day cakes were cut and each little guest
received a pretty souvenir. Those pres
ent were: Willie Smith, Ivan Rossnbaum,
Gordon Straus, L. j. Levy. Everett
Hooker Marshall Waldron, Alfred Smith,
Herman Schmidt. Herbert Witt, Leland
Miller, Walter Matthews. Brandon Mat
thews, Frank Matthews. Merton Rnsen-
baum, Floribal Rosenbau2i, Niagara Wal
dron, Ltc- Wa!dron.
DR. John Graham Brooks. of Harvard.
gave 4 most interesting talk Friday az
ternoon at the Woman's Club. on THE
Morals of Spending our Incomes" and
gave the members a glimpse into a nsw
and suggestive field OF economic thought
The lecture was both interesting and in
structive to his audience.
Mrs. B. 2. Munford was chairman Of
the evening, and had as her guests Mr..
and Mrs. Lancaster Williams, Mrs John
. Graham Brooks, Miss Winston. Mr.. ].
Stewart Bryan and Professor BoatwriSht
Mrs. Charles Bosher served tea. tnI>
was assisted by Mrs. Edmund Waddll,
Mrs. L. Il. Janney and Mrs. Wingteld.
On yesterday at noon FIVE Of the young
ladies at Miss E!lett's School presented
two plays in q most creditable manner
before an aCDreciative audience.
The plays were DIR. Devine" and THE
Singles Family. The young ladies
making up the cast We're Misses HennirS-
ham Lyons, Helen Lathrop, Bessie Temp
kns, Mamie and Nellie Davenport
A meeting of the George Washington.
Memorial Association was held Friday
al the residence of Mrs. Alfred Gray. Mrs.
Charles Coleman, of Williamsburg. State
Chairman OF the Association, was present
and gave an interesting account of the
work accomplished by the National Asso-
citation. The election of officers took place.
Mrs. ]. Hose Tyler was elected honorary
chairman: Mrs. Decatur AxtelI, chairman;
Mrs. John Dunlop, first assistant chair
man; Mrs. w. D. Thomas, second asss-
tant chairman; Mrs II. a. Claiborne,
third assistant chairman; Miss Josephine
Knox, treasurer; Mrs. James Werth, tenn
porary secretary. The meeting was very
enthusiastic one, and renewed interest is
felt in the Association.
An attractive sociable was given Friday
night in the lecture-room of the Second
Baptist church, for the benefit OF the.
Dorcas Society and the Ladies Building
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