The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
studying in New York all the winter.

Miss Helen Nye, the accomplished and
popular vocalist, has resigned her
position ofsleading soprano and director OF
.Grove-Avenue Baptist Church choir, closed
her musical studio. and will leave for her
home in Washington on "Wednesday next.
Miss Nye's enga gement with the Grove
Avenue choir, which would have termi-
mated on July list. has been OF the most
pleasing and satisfactory character TO all
parties and 1t is with mutual regret that
her connection with the church Is thus
prematurely severed.
Miss Nys will, on the 9th OF June
he married to Dr. w. H. 0. Nc
Gehee. and il is to prepare for the com
ing nuptials that she thus leaves Tor her
home in Washington, where the wedding
ceremony viii. be performed.
1t is pleasing to know, however, mat
Richmond will not be permanently oe-
n-;yed of the pleasure. which so many
lovers of artistic music have enjoyed in
the unique and highly cultured voice OF
this sweet singer, as her services have
already been secured for leading soprano
in the vested choir of Grace Episcopal
church. where DR.. McGehee is organlst
and director, her engagement to com
mence after their return to the city IN
July.
The many friends OF Mrs. Judge Burn
hams will be glad to learn that she will
again make Richmond her home
Miss Mamie Harrison will spend this
week in Louisville. where she goes 10 al
tend the Confederate Reunion and sing
for the veterans. Miss Harrison's father
is Major-General os the Alabama Division.
L. c. V.
Miss Sadie McConb. of Amelia county
who has been the guest of Mrs Cabell
Tabb No. 100 West Grace Street, returned
to her home last week
Pickett Camp has contributed to the
amusement fund of the Soldiers Home
through Miss Ruby Bodeker, the treasurer
OF the fund.
Miss Mary c. zollinser. of Baltimore. is
visiting Miss Hester Caoell Tahb, No. 100
West Grace Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adkins are visiting
Mr.. Adkins mother Mrs. Thomas Adkins.
Mrs. Samuel Beverly Cary is the guest
of Mrs. Robert snead.
Miss Grace Cunningham Will leave next
week to visit friends in Norfolk.
The Woman's Christian Association will
HOlu II IlSel!ilS -SpIltdS 1iolii4iiS -
O'Clock at the association.
c. Leslie Moore will leave or Monday
for Louisville, KY, to attend the Confed-
crate reunion.
Mrs Van Wyck. of San Francisco, who
has been a delegate to the Convention of
Colonial Danes. recently held in Wash
ngton will next week be the guest OF
Mrs j. Prosser Harrison, 2514 East Broad
Street.
Mr.. Carl Pritz, of Cincinnati. who has
been spending week in the city. leaves
to-day for Old Point and Norfolk
Mrs Henry Alexander White, of Lex
ington. who is visiting her parents, Judge
ana Mrs. Beverly e. Wexford. will leave
the city on Friday and will sail with her
husband, Dr. White, for Paris on June
%.
Dr.. White. VINO is weN-known histor-
ian. will attend the Congress Of History,
to be held during the Paris Exposition.
Mr. T. A. Peyser. of Cincinnati, is in
the city for a few days
Miss Mary Watts Woods, who has been
the guest of Mrs Thomas Boiling, and
Miss Maud Woods, who has been visiting
Miss Marguerite Warwick, have returned
to their home.
on Wednesday afternoon, at the meeting
of the Milton c. Work Whist Club at
the residence of Mrs. Bryan, No. 3l6 West
Franklin Street. Mrs. Bland Smith and
Miss Helen Montague won the highest
points north and south, and Misses Mat
y Tny-Iar ND
west.
Mr.. and Mrs William U. Kennon have
issued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter Miss Elizabeth Rodman Ken
non, to Mr.. Julien Binford, Jr. The we'd
ding will take place June 9th. at O'clock
at Norwood, Va. Quite a party OF Rich
mond people will attend the wedding.
Miss Mary Neale. of Essex county, is
visiting Miss Susie Edwards. No. 6ls
North Eighth Street.
Misses Julia and Mary Waddill of Rich
mond, Va, and Miss Lily Hannum. OF
Knoxville. Tenn, are guests of Mss Annie
Currie. They are charming and hand
some young ladies and during their stay
in Rome will be recipients of much so
cial attention.-Rome (Ga) Tribune.
Mrs. Jotham Goodnow and Miss Rebekah
Woodbridge Bell sailed May 23d for
| Southampton, England. Mrs. Goodnow
! will travel for several months: Miss Bell
| goes to Paris to visit her cousin, the wife
| of DR.. George ]. Bull, oculist.
a delightful entertainment will be given
next Friday night at 5 o'clock in Corcoran
| Hall for the benefit of the Church Hill
| Branch of the Womans Christian Asso-
| citation. The affair will be "An Evening ot
| Illustrated Song" Mr.. Charles Hunter
and Mrs. sallie Montgomery Balm will be
| the soloists.
Miss s. Morris and Miss Arnheim, o.
| Tarboro, \. c., are visiting Mrs. Rosen,
| dorf, No. 200 East Clay Street
| Misses Josephine, Mamie and Nellie De
| laney leave for their new home. Scranton
| Pa, on Monday night.
| Mrs. Ellen and Mrs. Nellie Brodnax. OF
Brunswick county: Mrs. Susan Pendletor
| Lee, OF Lexington, Va: Miss Kate Pendle-
ton, OF yYytheville, Va. are at Mrs. Du,
| walls, No. 201 East Franklin Street.
| @>~,l.c