The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

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Miss Passe-"WouId you love me j,
Reginald-"Just as much, darling,
of Boston. The rooms were attractively
decorated in pink. Mrs. John B. Light
foot and Mrs. Beverly I. Crump assist
ed her in receiving. Mrs. Philip Shield
served punch and Miss Lucy Coleman
served coffee
Among the callers Were: Hrs. S W
Travers, Mrs. j. S. Wexford, T. g.
ti,homason, Fanny Tucker, L. r. Dashiel,
William Tompkins. Thomas Semms,
Thomas Williams, j. G. Farland, E. c.
Minor, Virginius Hall, Gordon Wallace,
Pleasanton Conquest, LEROY, Caperton
Misses Minor, Blair, Montague and 9TH
ers.
The standardization Ladies Auxil-
larry of the Virginia Hospital celebrated
their fifth anniversary in most delight
full manner Monday evening at Sanger
Hall Mr.. c. II. Phillips introduced Mr..
A. Won N Rosenesk, who made an
address of welcome and read the reports
of the auxiliary. The reports show the
auxiliary to be in fourishing condition.
Nearly 5000 was made by the ladies' IN
their recent bazaar, and forty-nine out
An excellent musical programme was
rendered Mrs W. U. Yeaman recited
in her usual gracious manner. and Mrs
George H. r Richardson's beautiful soprano
voice was never heard to better adtan-
tage. The progra mue was as follows:
overture, Fulton Mandolin and Guitar
CIuh-Messrs. j. H Boulware, Guy
Aosby, George Baker and Herman Poor;
soprano solo Mrs. George H Richard
son: recitation, Mrs. w. Q. Yeaman:
male quartetts, Messrs. Toler. Dyer,
Norrisv and Crump; bass solo, Mr.. H. g
Rueger: xylophonc solo, Mr.. Samuel 4.
Crowder, recitation, Mr.. j. Harvey
simpson; tenor solo, Mr.. William H,
After the music refreshments were
served and dancing was INDUCED in
News has been received here of the
marriage on the oath instant of Dr. Rus
sell \. Holt to Miss Mary E. Wilkey, of
Philadelphia. Pa. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. j. e. Harding. of St
Marks Church, PHILADELPHIA
DR.. Holt was a student of the Medical
College of Virginia. from which institu-
ton he was graduated last year, and
during his stay in Riolamond made many
friends who join in Offering him their
congratulations.
The announcement has been made of
The engagement of Mr.. j. w MEME
schmidt to Miss Eystelle Hogan, the cere-
nony to take place May 1st-
Tho .ea-is1a five Committee, which inves-
+-,ro+ad The Soldiers Home. made the fol-
Io7vine suggestion: at is apparent that a
snfrit Of restlessness is engendered by
want of something TO do: and we would
suggest that amusements be furnished
the veterans This suggestion, however.
was not followed by an appropriation of
any kind.
The women of the Confederacy, ever
ready to help in a good cause, have form
ed a committee, represented by Miss
RUBY Bodeker. ex-president of the Oak
wood Memorial Associations; Miss Isoiine
Moses. of the Hebrew Association. and
Mrs n V. Randolph of the Junior Holly
wood Association. The purpose of said
committee is to raise funds for amuse-
ment suggested by the Legislature.
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Miss Mamie Cooke was hostess at an
attractive card-party Monday evening, in
honor Of her guest, Miss Elsie Chew, OF
Pittsburg.
Miss Emily Jennings won the ladies'
prize, and Mr.. Edward Quarles the gen.
tlemen's.
Among those present were Misses Anna
Del jenkins, SCphle Meredith, ANNE
Helen Quartes, Emily Jennings, Elsie
Chew, Mamie Cooke marianne MEADE
and Mary Binfofo; MessFs. deS.se
Reid, Edward Quarles, John rutherford,
Frank Mccarthy, Jack de Treviile, Cess
ner Harrison Fairlte and St George
Cooke, Edward Harrison, and John Lea
Mrs. james Casle gave an informal.
but very enjoyable tea on Thursday after
noon in honor of her guest. Miss Caskie,
of Lynchburg
Miss Annie Cray received with Mrs.
Cask.e and Miss Caskie The young ladies
assisting in the dining-rocEn were Misses
Leila Gray. Leila Hi, Mamie Gillian and
Nellie Boykin. The beautifully-appointed
table was decorated in lilacs and ferns
silver candelabra. Among the callers
were Misses Allene Stokes. Elizabeth Dav-
export Maria Williams, Elsie Crew, of
Pittsburg; Mamie Cooke, Emily Jennings,
deli I,,,ey - ouarles, Jennie Bod ,- Emma