The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-27
SOCIAL. AN ERSONkL..

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The January meeting o.. the Woman'sS
Foreign Missionary Society was held In
the Gothic chapel Of the Second Presby.s
terrain church on yesterday afternoonzati
4:S0 o clock. This was the dedication Of
the exquisite memorial to the memory OF
Mrs s.. II. Hawes, the lamented prest-s
dent Of the society for many yea rs. The
beautiful stained glass windo w represents
Dorcas and her chlldren-this subject
was indicative Of Mrs. Halves beautiful,
character. The meeting was opened with
prayer by the president. and with respon-s
sive reading Mrs William Pemberton.
read a paper. The singing wassled BY
the juniors. -.
After the meeting light refreshments rs
were served. s S
The ladies at Mrs SDuval,s have post
poned their ea@until Friday afternoon.
The Board Of Managers Of the Rose e.
mary Free Library viii give a tea this.
evening from TO 10 o'clock to the aAlayo u
and the members Of the City COUNCIL
The ladies have worked inSa quiet iun-7
obtrusive way and some OF the mem
bers of the Council have had very. nt NJ,
knowledge Of the work done at the
Rosemary Library. %
On this evening the rooms VIII be.
thrown open so that the invited guests
may become better acquainted With the
work of the Board
An elegant supper was rendered the
,erssof the Grace Episcopal church.
choir by the vestry and Ladies Aid
Society. of the church Thursday evening
at the Jefferson.
Among those present were: Mrs. Ma
son. Mrs. ABoykin, Mr. Reed. Mr.. Urqu-.
hot Christian m
Lyons. Katie BidEood. Evelyn Bridges,
hutchinson. Nlaude Butler. Lou Reed.
MagySLynch, Sarah and Eliza Harvey,
Fanny Archer, Mabel ,NIcBain, Mrs. Adolf
plus Blair: Messrs. Adolphus Blair. Jack
de Treville, Wake. Lay, Joe White Will
lie Bridges, James McBain, Taylor and
Dr. McGehee.
Mrs Warner Moore entertained a few
friends Thursday evening at eight
handed euchre.
Prizes we're won by Mrs. Thomas
Jones, Miss Clergue. N1essrs- Bissell and
Aston. Her guests were Mrs. Thomas
Jones and Miss Boykin of Isle of Wight;
Misses katherine Montague, Zimmerman,
Allen, Elizabeth and Ann Moore, Miss
Clergue: Messrs. James Stringfellow,
Traylor Bissell. Joe Young. Paul
Blanchard, Robinson, Carlton Mckinney,
Preston Carson and Edward Aston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr Branch and
Miss Margaret Branch returned yester-
day to the city from a visit to Old Point
and New York.
Mrs Joseph Levy is home again after
a delightful visit to New York.
Miss Hunt Chipley is visiting friends in
Norfolk.
Miss sallfe Martin, of North Carolina,
is the guest of Mrs. William Loving, on
west Grace street.
Miss Ida Larne, of Alabama, who has
been the guest of the Misses Meade, has
gone to Norfolk to visit friends.
Miss Ethel Walker Atkinson is visit
ing Miss Regina Prodigy, in Washing
ton.
Mr.. E. R. Brown. who has been visit
ing his home. Towson, Nd, has returned
to this city.
Mrs. Kent, Of wytheville. is the guest
of Mrs. c. W. p. Brock.
Miss Julia Daily. who has been visit
ing Miss Brooks, on w. Grace street,
leaves to-day for Amelia.
Mrs. Walter C. Addison, of Pulaski, is
the guest of friends in the city.
Mrs. Sidney J. Dudley and Mrs. Era
belle Dudley, who have been visiting rel
atives, have returned to Hampton.
Mr.. James Barron GIope, mayor Of
Hampton, who has been in the city sew
eral days, left Friday for his home.
DR.. II. Lawrence Monk, of Madison, N.
c., is visiting friends in the city.