The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-10
SOCIAL AM PERSONAL.


Memorial Assocfa ton was held Thursday
afternoon at the residence Of Al rs.S John;
Hughes. 49,
Miss Ruby Bodeker sent an her resignac
Z ton as president of the association. aft
ter three years efficient service, and
Mrs. stephen Beverage was elected In
her rjace
Plans Nor tl,et .Oakwood Memorial Day.
May 10th, were discussed, and will be
perfected at the next meeting, which will
: be held at ST. John. S Church next w ed
enesday sat 4 O'Clock Z. &
The members Of the Junior Association
are requested to attend the next meeting,
and their hearty co operation is desired.
Miss Cay Ragland, Miss Mamie leahy,
Mr.. CIV Hunter, Jr.. and Mr.. Webb
went to Old Point to take part in a. con-
cert given at Hotel Chalnberlin last
svening. r.
MISS Gertrude Belvin Is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Henry w Price.
Mrs. miles Cary, of Charlotte county,
is visiting Mrs. John 3. Cary.
Misses Iucie Powers and Lou Davis,
of scottsville, are visiting friends e: ,lLs, in
the city. -;
miss Anne Grant is the guest Of Miss
Mabel Walker, on Floyd Avenue.
Miss Tucker Clarke, Of Lynchburg, is
on visit to the Misses Meade, on. South
Third Street.
Miss Mary Wilson, Of Maryland. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. ]. Chewning, On
West Grace Street
Mr.. Hal Tyler is home from the Uni
versity, spending a few days with his
parents, Governor sand Mrs. J. Hoge
Tyler.
Mrs Mccall Wood. of Charlottesville,
is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Rutherford,
No. u2 East Grace Street.
Rev. Dr.pW. E. Hatcher, accompanied
by Rev and Mrs. Eldridge Hatcher and
wife, of Norfolk, are at 'tCareby Hail.
for a few days recreation.
Mrs. L. S. Mayo, who was been spending
the week in Powhatan, has returned to
the city.
The annual meeting of the Exchange
for Woman's Work was held yesterday
morning at II O'Clock at the Exchange,
Mrs. George L. Street presiding.
1tepOTCS were Iet1Q IRON Cuc SeCteLd1icS,
treasurer, :. book-keeper, superintendent
and standing committees. The following
officers were elected:
President. Mrs. George L. Street; First
Vice-President, Mrs. George Watt; Sec
ond Vice-Presdent, Mrs. T. W. Pember-
ton; Third Vice-President, Mrs. Charles
Davenport; Recording Secretary, Miss V.
N. Peasants; Corresponding Secretary
Miss NJ. 7. Crenshaw; Treasurer. Mrs. w.
G., A l,-;e-o l0ror d.
Halves, Mr.. John A. Coke. Mr.. Virginius
Newton, Mr.. J. D. NlcIntire, Mr.. 7. w.
Pen,berton and Mr.. L. L. Jeffress.
A large party gathered at the home of
Miss Lottie Farmer, No. 2l6 Sou tn Reser-
yoir Street. Thursday night, to have pie
party. The young folks spent pleasant
evening, and at late hour repaired to
their homes.
The following were present: Misses
Lottie Farmer, Ida Farmer, Louise Bern
hardt, Lottie Bush, Lizzie Davis, Ora
Robertson, Mary Butler, Mayme Ander-
son, MAY Clarke, Messrs. Elmo Starke,
Willie Farmer, Callie Moore, Aubrey
Farmer, John Farmer, Howard Tray
lor, Clyde Foster, Thomas ira Farmer,
Mark Foley, Clarence Merryman, Frank
Farmer, Harry Chittum, Joe Blunt, Mar.
ion Farmer Eddie Ford. David Carter,
lack Traylor, Guy 1nman. Herbert De-
laney and Louis Haynes.
A very enjoyable birthday party was
given at the Grace-Street Presbyterian
Church Thursday evening. The proceeds
of the entertainment are to go towards
repairing and identifying the lecture
room Of the church. Each guest
Drought as many pennies as they were
years old A delightful programme of
music and recitations was given and an
enjoyable evening spent.
MIR. Polk Miller, with his songs and
.recitations, added much to the occasion.
Mrs. Yeaman also recited charm1ngly.
The music was particularly attractive.
Miss Adelaide Watkins and Mr.. Arthur
Scrivenor sang several solos, and the
choir and the male quartette from the
Union Theological Seminary rendered
some choice selections. Refreshments
were served by the Earnest Workers.
The officers are: Mrs. Scott Parrish,
president: Mrs Henry Christian, first
vice-president; Mrs. j. NJ. Gift, second
vice-president; Mrs. wv. Young. secre-
tary. and Miss Bessie Tribbett treasurer.
ADJUSTMENTS.