The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-04

Victor Williams, Julian McKenney. Philip
Powers. John A. Coke, u. Walter Hol-s
liday, VIM. Fl. Walker. n. b. Langhorne
and George Gregory.
The Informal reception rendered DR.. and
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson on Thur sday at
the Woman's Club was a most pleasant
one. After meeting the ladies DR.. wilson
gave one of his always delightful talks.
and his remarks on style" in writing
We're of exceeding interest.
Mrs. Halyburton was chairman, assist
ed by Mrs. LadonIa Dashiell. The guests
of the Club were Mrs. w, T.. Robins. Mrs
E. l.. Bemiss, Miss Roberta Minor. Mr.
j. r. V. Daniel and Mr.. Archer Patter-
son.
Tea was served by Mrs. Richard a.
Smith and Mrs. -Aylett.
Among the callers were Mrs Charles
e. Dickinson, Albemare: Mrs. Thomas
n. Jones, Isle of Wight; Mrs. W. R.
Duke, Charlottesville: Mrs. w. D.
Mrs. Howard Hoge, Mrs Junius Morris,
Mrs. Pemberton, Mrs. Munce, Mrs. ]. r.
V. Daniel, Mrs. Southall, Miss Mary L.
Moore, Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Bosher and Mrs.
Aylctt-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, of Paramount ave
nue.. gave a delightful entertainment on
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ished by the Church Hill Quartctte and
the Church Hill Mandolin Club. and at
11:30 a delicious supper was served.
Among those present We're Misses Annie
and Bessie Hall, Mary and Matte Pond
Mamie Kleyensteuber, Y. A. Aston, An
ME Bottoms, Julia IIilderbrhnd, Sadie
Prufcr, Mabel Bradshaw, Lulu Pollard,
and AIessrs. Lony Hall. Frank Crcery.
Gordon Wood, Leonard Graves, George
Woody, Eddie Woody, Louis kieyensteu-
ber, RAINY Carter Howard Mundin. En-
est Gibbs, Louis Dyson. Luke Points.
Ernest and Wesley Whit'ock, Willie and
Arthur Dunivan, Robert Lee, jeff Smith,
Charlie Ramie and many others
Tie public is cordially invited to attend
divine services at the Shelterns Arms
Free Hospital on Founders Day. Feb
ruary 18th, at - NJ. After services there
will be reception till p. NJ, when all
interested can inspect the building.
The Board of Managers have decided
to ask the friends of the Hospital that
instead of buying tickets or sending
supplies for the dinner TO give the eGuiva-
lent in money This plan, adopted last
year, succeeded so well that it encourages
the managers to try it again. Any
amount, however small, will he gratefully
received.
Money must be sent to Mrs. B. B.
Valentine, 101 south Third street
Any one preferring to give groceries can
send them to the Hospital, zoos east Clay
street.
The Sheltering Arms, founded by Miss
Rebaccah Pete-kin. is the only entirely
free hospital in the city, and the great
good accomplished by the institution is
hard to estimate.
Miss Huntington. of Farmvilie. will,
after Monday, be the guest of Mrs. Chas.
7. O'Ferrall at Dundee.
On Thursday night last a delightful re
coption was rendered the Red, White AM
Blue Club at the home of Mr.. G. w
McGown, 200 north 21st street,
Among those present were the follow
ing:
Misses Annie Duke Oracle Bolton. Liz
zie Fleming, Bertha Bolton. Sadie Fleming
Anniet Farmer, Pearl Davenport, Dora
Carson. Bertha Davenport, Oracle Butler,
Cornne Pearsall, Pauline Price, Nell:s
Basquet Annie Higgins, Lilly Bolton,
Mcssrs Mike Higgins, T.. l.. Pitts, Frank
Toler w. Fl. Carter, Carl lawrence, j.
w. Pearsall, Lucian Dyson Dr. J. F.
IiclS, Sam Duke DR.. Sheriff., Willie
Robinson Sergeant John Pitts, Frank
Pearsal Curtis Thompson, Z. *. Faison,
c. w. King. E. S. Robinson.
The next meeting of the club will be
Il tacky and pie party, at the home of Mr..
T. T. Pearsall, 220i east Broad street.
The D'1Arville Dancing School, corner
Fourth and Broad streets. was crowd
ed last night to witness the dancing of
the pupils, which afforded much pleas
ure and enjoyment for ill present.
The following dances were given:
Fancy dance-Misses Maudie Miller
and My Ledford
Tamborine dance-NIisses Agnes Coop
err Katie Miller, Alice Noble, Marie Lit
tie Marie Archer and Ethel Phillips.
Cake-walk-NIr. Charles Balm and Miss
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