The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-20

Mr.. AssSeala, Mr. Ns.S " go
Mr.. r. 3. Robertson aud r. and Mrs l,s5.
William James.
Mrs. n. SPattersol,.s cifcls*of Kings
daughters gave !, 81 iver tea vest erday AZ NJ!
3,ernoon at the residence of DR.. CLIFTON
Miller. V4~ east Grace street
There were quite a number of callers
md a neat sum was realized II for the
benefit OF the Sheltexs7s Arms
In spite OF Tue. nclcment weather the
fWonan.s club was crowded last nlshtztos
celebrate Virginia Day. Mrs. John Hun
ter. in a Sclever original verse. intro
duced Mr.. John Mcclure, who delivered
q; delightful address.
The Junior Auxiliary OF the Home for
Incurables Will give tea FOR the benelits
of that Institution. Saturday evening. Jan.
,.ary 10th. at Mrs. Robert Morton's. 6l2
west Franklin. Hours: 5 to7 and S to IL
Public cord ally invited.
Mrs. Mann S. Valentine is the honored
president Of this chapter Of young ladies,
who have, already done such faithful and
efficient work Tor The Home.
Tho money they raise by annual menu
bership fees and occasional entertain
ments goes to the build ng fund. This
tea is also given for that purpose, and the
Young ladies haope that the worthlnesS
OF the cause involved, will awaken q re-
sponsive chord III the hearts OF All friends
ofx"The Home" and prompt them to en-
courage this undertaking by their pres
ence tomorrow even n.y.
Miss Gay Ragland. SO deservcdly popu-
lar in musical circles, will sing at night.
Refreshments will be served by the
chapter members, viz: Misses Sue Well
ford. Fannie and Annie Guy, Celtic NC
Gu re. Mary Donnan, Mary and Lily Hill.
~, 1Ja1n md
Quarles, Empsie Psgram, Isabelle Taylor.
Nellie Eoykin, Meade Burwell, Bette
Cary, AIaude Stringfellow. Bette Chris
tian Maria and Helen EMoselE, Pauline
Powers, Julia Morton, Edyth White, Kate
MichauN, Ethel Cummins Margaret Can
non, Carolyn Holiday. Lizzie Brander.
Margaret WeddelI Mabel Walker Caste
and Lesa Beirne Gabrielle Page
Mrs Gordon Wallace, Mrs. Edwin Cox,
Mrs Vim. Reid. Mrs. Alfred Cary, Mrs
Lorraine Rutfin, Mary and Nellie Mayo,
Misses Selvridge, Florence Mckenny,
Louise Mayo, Stanley Atkins, Marianne
Mead, Fannie Gibson, Kate Buford, Lena
Green, Fannie Lewis, Ella Jackson, Ed
ma. Atkinson. Annie Gordon, Mary Ban,
Margaret and Mary Crenshaw, of Rapi-
dan: Miss Mary Jones. OF brunswick;
Ruth Robins. Beulah Patteson. Evelyn
Bridges, Maudc Morgan. Jennie Larus.
Miss Edna " BloomberE entertained
a number OF her friends one evening last
week. Interesting games were played,
the lady's prize being won by Miss Juliet
Straus, ana the gentlemans by Mr.. Eddie
Lovensten. Dancing was INDUCED IN,
after which refreshments We're served.
Those present We're Misses Juliet Straus,
Ehonie HutZler,, Helen Ezekiel Hazel
sstrause. Florence Mayer, Florence Levy,
Rosa Block. Rose t:oldenberS and Addie
ITlln1an: Messrs. Melvin Stern, Willie
Heller Lee Whitlocl, Eddie Lovenstcin,
Harold IBlo0nberg, Morris Diamond,
Louis ILebermuth. Ivan Mayer, Willie
Hessberg. Harry Diamond, sydney Gunst,
Waiter Whitlocl1. Sol. Pearlstine, Louis
Goodman. Gus Ncwstate. Sam Levy, and
Bert. Beir of New York.
The Commonwealth Club will hold its
annual meeting this evening. when Off
GERS for the year will be elected, after
which supper will be served.
The Hollywood Association met yester-
day ut Il Nj. at the Second Presbyterian
church, In the absence of Mrs. Joseph
Bryan, Mrs. w ". Henry. presided.
Mrs. Stephen Putney presented reports
in regard to the bill presented Thursday
to the Legislature by Hon. D. Gardiner
Tyler, petitioning for the appropriation
of $500 a year for the care of the soldiers
graves i'll Hollywood.
lakewood and Hollywood<are the two
largest Confederate cemeteries in the
South. and as the city Of Richmond cares
for Oakwood, the larger Of the two, the
ladies think the State Of Virginia should
take pride in the soldiers graves in, lIo-
lywood and by an appropriation keep
them in excellent condition, i'll which they
have hitherto been maintained by annual
subscription.
Steps were taken to look to the amalga-
nation Of Junior and Senior Associations.
Mrs. n. Y. Randolph, on behalf OF the
Junior Association, extended an invita-
ton to the ladies to attend the tea to be
given at Lee Camp Hall. Monday, from
s to 10 o'clock, in honor OF Jackson's
birthday.
At a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Southern Historical Society
lield on the 18th instant, Colonel Archer
anderson was elected chairman OF the
committee. vice General Dabney fern1
don Maury, deceased. and the following
gentlemen members TO supply vacancies:
DR.. Hunter Mcclure Hon. Beverley E.
Nunford, Mr.. William Ellis Jones.
Mrs. I. Lovenstein and Miss Jeanne
Lovenstein leave to-day on II North
ern trip They will visit Philadelphia.
New York and Wilkcsbarre.
Tie Junior Hollywood Memorial Assoc
citation will have an important meeting
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Lee
Camp Hall, 10 make final preparat tons :
for their tea.
AR. and Mrs. Charles Butler Tedcastle
OF New York are. with their little son,
guests at the Jefferson. Mr.. Tedcast,e
Is a stock broker, and has spent much
of his life in travel. Mrs. Tedcastle is
i native OF fluv;tnn;l county.
The many friends of Miss ~ NJ
Robertson will be pleased TO know that
she Will remain in Richmond and devote
her attention TO private nursing. In this
broader sphere of usefulness she can but
add now links OF friendship and esteem to
the enconiuIrs 50 deservedly Won from
every one connected with the Virginia
Hospital where for two years she was the
faithful and beloved superintendent.
Mrs. J. p Wade rendered her little
daughter Lottia a birthday reception Fri
day evening at her home. 2IoG east Clay
street. Among those present were! Lot
J1Ilio Reid Hattie Sceipht.