The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-28

of the soldiers, and Mr.. John Lamb.
commander of the Sons of Veterans,
will make a. few remarks Mrs. Giii 5
boys will aid in the entertainment
After seating the inmates of the Home
there viii be such limited space that
invitations have been sent only to the
Governor and wife, Mayor and wife,
committee from each camp and the heads
of all the memorial societies and rep
resentatives of the press.
Mrs I. L. Dill. of Fredericksburg, is Wis
itins c. Harvey Clarke. No II East Grace
Street.
Mr.. Hoffman Allan has been spending
the last few days at the jefferson.
Mr.. Joseph Hecht, of New York, is in
the city.
Miss Ellen Bagoy has returned from
visit in Albemarle county.
Miss Margaret Prosser. who has been
with friends at Old Point for some time,
will return home this week
Mrs. A E. Wayt, formerly OF this city.
but now of West Virginia. is the guest OF
Mrs. George D. Turner, Twenty-second
and Grace Streets
Mr.. Jacob Edel. formerly of Richmond.
but now of San Francisco, arrived in the
city yesterday
The meeting of the Board OF Admissions
of the Colonial Danes. which was to have
been held Yesterday at IL O'Clock, was
nostnoned until next week, owing to the
unavoidable absence of the chairman.
Mrs. George w. Mayo.
!. large party of young people gathered
at the home of Mr.. Thomas Streat. No
~ West cary Street, Friday afternoon,
between 4 and 6 o'clock. TO celebrate the
birthday anniversary of his son Henry
After various amusenents the children
were served with refreshments
DIR. and Mrs. Alexander White, of
Washington and Lee University, are the
guests of Judge B. L. Wexford.
Misses Levie Martin and Nellie Calder
are visiting Captain and Mrs. J. a.
Thompson in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. C. j. Spinder, of Essex county,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. g. b
Doggett. of "Roseneath Grove. near
Soldiers Home.
Mrs. virsinius Hail will go to Alexan-
drfa soon. to be the guest of her friend,
Miss Virginia Corse. She will also be
there as acting regent from the Old
Dominion Chapter of the Daughters OK
the American Revolution during their
State convention.
The Ladies Matinee Musicale will meet
for the first time this season on Thurs
dav. November 1st. at $50 T. NJ, at the
residence of Mrs. G. W. Stevens. sly
FLOYD Avenue, when an interesting pro-
ramme will be rendered All members
active and aSSociate-naFe inc pfifhsse
of inviting one guest
Miss Hindman, of Louisville, ny, -
visiting Mrs William A Chambers, on
East Grace Street
Mrs. L. r. Levering. of Racine, is the
guest OF Mrs. John Powell
Miss Edmo C. Lee, of Fredericksburg
who came TO the city TO act as brides
maid for her cousin, Miss Bessie Lee Is
staving with Miss Elizabeth Brander,
Miss Louise Potts, of Frederick cry
Md, is on a visit to Mrs SteWa.e "a
Woodward. No. 10o South Ihird street.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stevens are
in New York
Miss Susie Harrison is spending some
time with the Misses Wertn-
Miss lean Foss, whose gracious man
ner and magnificent voice gained 10,
her host of friends last winter. viii
aeain visit Richmond and will spend the
nsnnth of November with Mrs w H.
ADAMS. No. SIT West Grace Street
The marriage will shortly take place
NJ Mr.. J. r.. Aaron. of Columbia. S. G.,
and Miss Matte coard. OF AccoEnac
sennrt-House, Va. Mr.. Aaron was until
RECENTLY a Mell-known young business