The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-01

SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL
(continued from Tenth Pass.l
papers on Two Painters and Their
Loves-Nlichael Angelo and Andrea del
Sarto, read recently before the Woman.s
Club.
Mrs. J. A. Hodges will have charge CT
the afternoon.
Miss Eanpsie Pegran. who has been tie
guest of her cousin. Mrs. Edward E.ci1ols,
Of stanton, has returned to the city
Miss Gibboney, of wytAeville, is the
guest of Mrs. James Archer.
Mr.. and Mrs p II. Mayo and the
Misses Page Of Clarke county, are at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. T. N. Jones. who has been spending
the past month in Baltimore, is home
again.
Friday was Miscellaneous Day" at
the Ladies Matinee Musicale. and the
following programme was delightfully."-
rendered:
/. iNevin. Good Night. Mrs. Corey; 2.
Strelezki. Happy Days, Mr:s. Brergle; 4.
Chopin. Impromptu. Miss NIaagher: D
Selected Miss Harrison: 6. Clement,
Etude; Moslowski. Aazurka. Mrs. Breaux
!. Simonetti. NIadrigale; Wieniawski,
obertass, Miss billiard. Mrs. Stevens
Miss Lima Mayo is visiting friends in
Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wech>ier. after
months sojourn at Hot Springs. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wallerste!n,
before going to their home in New YORK.
Mrs Carrie Waters, OF Bayonne. ~. j..
is visiting Mrs. Peasants, of No. 23la
East Franklin Street.
Mrs. Lewis W. Parker, of Grecnville,
S c.. is on visit to her mother, Mrs.
Austin Smith, at the Mt. Vernon
Miss Elizabeth Christian is the guest
of her uncle, Mr.. Edmund Christian, near
Norfolk.
Miss Blanche David stopped over
in the city for a short time, on the way
to her home in Wilmington, n. C.
| Miss Nellie Mayo is spending Lent In
williamsburg. She has as her guest MISS
Eva Dauglas Wise. of New York.
A~sonr recital. by Mr. William Rich
! ar,, of Norfolk assisted by Miss Louise
Williams. pianist, will be given at the
Wonan's CIub-rooms on Monday even
| ing at $50 O'Clock.
/ Members are privileged to invite gem
| t;erren as escorts, and are requested not
| to wear hats.
Mrs Randolph Tatum and her Htele
daughter. Dorothea. have returned from
| Old Point.
Miss Mildred Hose, of Frankfort, KY
| and Miss Emma Hose. OF Staunton, are
| the.guests of Miss Annie Munford Mer-
rill at 1O7 East Cary Street.
The following correspondence explains
| itself: ,.,,
| Fayetteville. Ark March Esd. $780,
| To the HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association,
! Mrs Joseph Bryan. President:
| The enclosed letter to Gen. Gordon from
| the president of the Southern Memorla!
| Association. of this place. explains an
object we, have in view, and in which we
ask YOUR co-operltion. We have !eES
| thought that it would be both pleasant
| and profitable IL ali our Memorial Asso-
| Citations could form into one united body,
| holding annual reunions with the Con
| feGsrate Veterans" Much good would
| be accomplished, we feel sure. BY such
\ combination; much new material col
| lected in the way OF historical iacts' re-
| newed interest in the care of Confederate
| cemeteries, would be insti.led In the
| younger members, and the work thus per-
| petuabed Aside from the honor ana
! pleasure of meeting with the veterans
| IT would be to our material advantage
| also, as we would thereby secure the Same,
transportation rates.
| We have obtained the names of quite
| a. number of Memorial Associations, VINO
| have obtained their original names and
| organization (yourS among the number
to whom we will send a copy OF this letter
| 10 Gen. Gordon These will do to begin
| with. and others will be notified as we
| learn trgir addresses. While we fuily
| appreciate the good work being done by
| the Daughters of the Confederacy, our
| work. being solely memorial and monu-
! mental. calls for, we think, this fedora
| ton. We hope TO perfect our arrange
! ments in time to meet ana organize at
| the Louisville reunion, II possible, Where
| we will be glad to meet delegates IRON
! all these associations. We VIII depend
| upon the prompt response from those
| asked to join us (Which, Of course, must
| come before sending the letter to Gen.
| Gordon), and lastly, upon his answer,
| which will be sent to each association
as soon as received BY Us.
| II our plan meets with your approval,
| we would be glad to have the enclosed
| blank filed out and returned TO US at
i once, thus authorizing US TO append your
| names to the letter TO Gen. Gordon
| Very sincerely yours,
| Miss SUE FL WALKER,
Corresponding Secretary, S. NJ a.,
Fayettevilre. Arkansas.
The letter referred TO in the above com
| municatiol is as follows:
General John 3. Gordon, Commander-in-
| Chief. U. c. v:
/ Dear Sir,-Throushout the South are
| scattered Memorial Associations VINO nave