The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-21
Social and P PERSONAL.
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following war incident Will be read Win
interest by both North and souta as one
OF thu many acts OF eh'va!rv 1h.e'1
marked those four fearful years:
AZ .the battle OF Manassas Capt. South
.sI received d terrible wound IN his ies
s,a.hich incnpacdtatea him Tor service. !" 4 hiie
IN this helpless condition SheTddan's raid
passcd through the county. see!ma' Wy .DS
family residence. w3s SURROUNDED py Nv
Northern soldiers. and hourly hne lam
ily. consisting Of wife. mother aho lew
faithful servants, expected aheir AZ n,.s,a,
They felt assured shat when the ny. "a.
ern soldiers found e wounded Soaleaef-
att captain within. they would drag nun
ruti1lessly away.5O Old julius. the carnage
driver was stationed as q scout 80 warn
The family OF their approach. falLiiui
TO his trust. he rushed in. his biacK .ace acc
pa1e with terror. ,Ole Miss. they o"ife
come: what I gwine do? The Northe.,l
soldiers dismounted. and with quick MIL
,iarv step. their leadcr came up TO the
house Capt Southali's wife, Eenue.
fair l,ttIe woman nude strong through
fear for her husband, Determined 10 lace
this terrible soldier. and at least DO "alat
che could She cane out to speak, out
.ns;end Yell faintinE at his feet
IS Cen Thil Sheridan. Tor Gen. ssfleTi-
dan AZ was. knew neither North or South
but with the nobility Of true man he
\ carricd her into the first room he saw,
which proved 10 be that Of her husband.
Woman In her weakness had appealed TO
The brave mans heart moro powerfully
than words could have done. Cen Sher-
,dan was no longer the cruel invader, but
q friend. lie supplied the wounded man
with necessities, such as brandy, coffee
and other things which our poor wound
cd soldiers could not obtain, and placed
n guard over the house TO prevent intru-
+ sion.
Hon. X G. Souahall, member of the
House of Delegates. is a nephew OF Capt.
Southall, and Mrs. William IL Graham.
Of this city, is his niece.
The Junior Hollywood Association will
give a silver tea at Lee Camp Hall Mon
day, the ed. IN honor OF the birthday OF
Gen. Stonewall Jackson, which Is Sum
day, list. In looking over the list of
members in 1884 j find $50 names. There
are only n faithful few left; other duties
and pleasures have caused members
10 drop from the rolls. but the work mas
struggled on. Will not each Of the for
mcr members feel It their duty as well
as pleasure 10 be present at this tea!
The only contribution, silver piece drop
ned in the basket at the door. BUT not
ONLY the old members, but the public, the
Veterans, the Sons of Veterans and the
members of the Legislature are invited
TO come and show by their presence the
appreciation OF the work done by these
young people
The officers of tho Junior Hollywood:
Mrs. George Lyon. Hon President: Miss
Annie Cray, LIST Nice-President; Miss Bes-
sic Hill. Treasurer; Mrs. Wade. Rec. Sec
rotary; Mrs. Alfred Cary, Miss Mamie
Baughman. Miss .Bodeker, President oals-
wood Memorial; Aiiss Moses. President
Hebrew; Mrs. d. e. Richardson. Rep
Lee Camp; Mrs. John Lamb, Jr.. Rep.
Sons of Veterans; Representative Of Pick
EFT Camp: Mrs. N. Y. Randolph, Pres.
Richmond Chapter. U. D. c.
The Kings Daughters, Of Church HILL
held delightful initial pound party for
the benefit OF the poor. Mrs. Garcin was
assisted in receiving: by her sister. Mrs
Jackson, of Charlottesville. Mrs. Charles
Burton and Miss Fuller delighted the au-
dienee with several Rotations.
Mrs. Il. j. Cragie read extracts from IN
fmitable rPeter Dooley.' The invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ]. -Craigie,
MIR. and Mrs. Clemmit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tucker Mr.. and Mrs. Gonbert Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T.. Beyeridge, Hon. and Mrs. u.
C: Richardson. MIR. and Mrs. G.. L. Cur
,.ie, Mr.. and Mrs. Landerkin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Davies. CHR. and Mrs. Mayer, Mr..
and Mrs. James Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Moore, NIr. and Mrs. FrapiSln.
DIR. and Mrs. Beazley, MIR. and Mrs.
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. blink. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charleston, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Stack. MT.
and Mrs. Dicldc. MIR. and Mrs. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1llinSer, MIR. and Mrs Rey-
nolds. Mr. and Mrs. r. Currie, Mr.. and
Mrs. McIlwaine, Misses Mary Taylor, Lu-
lie Scott. Mamie Williams. Jennie Kinds.
Lille llill, Jessie I3syley. n. Stringfellow.
Estclle Morrisette, Head, Fuller.
McCaw and Maude Clopton: Messrs. Eu-
gene Peters. Frank Grady. Ernest Wal
& ker, Joe Young, Perez Taliaferro, Jim
Stern. John lliil. Sam Bigger Wilson, ].
yerser. Braxton, Harris. Hunter, Scott
and others.
a number of brilliant social evcnts
marked Lees birthday. and Friday was
decidedly a red-etter day, more accurate
ly speaking, a red and white letter day OF
the week.
Mrs Linton Q. Miller celebrated the
day with delightful progressive euchre
party. The house was decorated through
out with red and white draperies and
Confederate flags. American Beauties and
white roses
Immediately after the game. the guests
servants dressed like real .Ole Virginny'
darllies bearing Tin rays with tin cups
and spoons, parched corn. bareback and,
rye coffee. The hardship of the heroes OF
81 was soon made more marked by the de-
li.:htful contrast that the glowing dining
room presented, to which the guests re-
paired.
In the centre OF the table was can
delahra with red and white shaded can
dies: the renaissance was over red satin.
the cakes, bonbons and ices all carried
out the same color design.
The souvenirs were cups and sauCars
tied with red and white ribbons.
The punch. over which Miss Emma
1,erlsinson and Miss Marie Jones presided.
was served in pyramid of ice. Among
the invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
john Cullen. Mrs. X. G. Slower. Misses
MRrla Jones. Emma Perkinson, Agnes
Edward, Annie Jacobs. Meade Burial,
Elise Goddin. Sallie Deanc Evelyn Cor
don, Alma Miller and Mcssrs II. G. Car
ter. Samuel Pul!iam. Peyfan CARING
ton, Garnet Tabb, Joseph Eeas!ey. Dean
Maury. Thomas Pollard. Or. Thomas
Merrick, DIR. Charles Edward. l1r Taylor
and Or. L. @. Miller.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
H Blair gave most enjoyable .cuchre
marty at their home on east Grace street.
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