The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11

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Isaac Davenport. Warrington Wise,
James Dociey. James Lyons. 'Heroert a.
Claiborne, Harris Webster. John Lottler'
miss Stitimus and William D. Thomas.
Miss Edith Jones is the guest of Mrs.
Norvelle L. Henly in WILLIAMSBURG
Miss W. f. Btbb, OF Louisa, is visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Mary Powell. of Alexandria, is on
a visit to Mrs. John H Powell
Miss Kate Doggett and Miss Mamie
Ficklfn. OF Fredericksburg, will be The
GUESTS of Miss Lucy Hayes during the
Carnival.
At the Milton C. Work Whist Club We'd
nesdav. Miss Jane Rutherford and Miss
Mary Gillian made the highest score
North and South; Mrs. Maruin and Mrs
Brock, East and West.
Misses Matte and Fannie Harris are
the guests of DR.. Lewis Pendleton, In
Louisa.
Mrs. DR.. Richards. formerly Of this
citv is staying at Mrs. Wilson'S NO. SOB
East Grace Street
Mr. and Mrs. Won Weissenberg. of Fin
land, who have been living IN the city Tor
the mast two years, will leave next week
for the Paris Exposition. Their departure
viii be sincerely regretted by the many
friends they have made during their res
,dence IN the city.
Mrs. Harriet Webster and Miss Web
ster gave an elegant luncheon NedneS-
dav at the Jefferson. American Beauiy
roses were the table decorations. me
guests were: Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mrs.
Pope. of Florida; Mrs. Bryan, Mrs Harry
Field, Mrs. John Etcherson and Miss
Annie Rose Walker.
Miss Marguerite Warwick has returned
from visit TO friends at the University
of Virginia. on Saturday Miss Woods.
of Charlottesville, will arrive In the
CITY to be the guest of Miss Warwick
during Carnival Week.
Miss Mamie Barney sasugh wiz have
quite house party during the Carnival.
Her guests will be Misses Willie ant!
Lena Gregory. of New Kent; Lucy Nor
folk. of Caroline, and Adra Bradbury.
of Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip raliaferro. OF
G!oucester, will be the guests OF Judge
and Mrs. Beverly r. Wexford next
week.
Miss annie Pender Gordon has re-
turned from delightful visit to Easton
and WaIbrooke, Maryland.
Miss Red. of Washington, d. c.. VIII
be at the Lexington with Mrs Westbury
during Carnival Week.
The fourth annual luncheon of the
Aluunae of the Woman's College Will
take place on June 4th at the Jefferson
Hotel. There is every indication that
this will be the largest and most sue
cessfui ever held, as almost every class
since the founding is arranging for g re-
union and the toast card complete pre-
sents several great attractions This
luncheon is under the auspices of the
Al,nfnae Assocfa ton of the Woman S
College. and Is every year growing in
popularity
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Mana gers of Rosemary Public
Library was held on Tuesday, May Sth, at
No > South Third Street. There was a
very good attendance and the ladies' were
much gratified at the good report made BY
the treasurer CT the opera which was re-
Gently given for the benefit OF the Library.
The sum realized, over all expenses, was
s3l7.05.
The corresponding secretary was request
bed TO convey the hearty thanks OF the
Board to Mr. and Mrs Charles OBJ.
Cowarlin and Mr. Reinhardt for their
laho-s in behalf of the Library. and the
Board takes this opportunity TO thank all
who aided Mrs. Cowardin in getting up
the opera.
The affairs of the Library are In very
good shape Committees for 1850 We're ap-
pointed on Tuesday. and a good sum OF
money appropriated TO the purchase OF
hooks The officers OF Rosemary Library
Board are:
Mrs. George ". Basby. president; Mrs.
Joseph r. Anderson, first vice-presidens:
Mrs. George Wayne Anderson, second vice.
president; Mrs. John Dunlop. third vice.
president. Mrs. Julia Grant Moore. treas