The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

= most interesting meeting of the Belle
S. bryan Day Nursery and Free Kinder
harten was held yesterday afternoon at
4 O'Clock: Mrs. C.zP. Walford presided.
After routine business and reading of re-
ports OF chairmen Of the different com
mittees. pians were discussed and az
raneements made TO establish a reading
room and class work for seif-supportlnS
girls of this locality.
Plans were also discussed fc" Instruct
ing mothers III TIE care of children, and
also arrangements for increased free kin
GerSarten Work.
TIE Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety held their regular monthly meeting
at the museum at noon yesterday. In
the absence of the president, Mrs. Bryan
Mrs Alfred Gray presided
Resolutions of sympathy were. passed
for Major Brander, who was honorary
member of the Advisory Board. The res
olutions will be published and q letter of
sympathy will be sent TO the bereaVed
family.
Life members certificates were received
The work is most artistic.
The Society voted a substantial con-
tribution toward the bronze bust OF
Charles Broadway Rouss to be erected by
the Southern residents in New York city.
Mrs Dunlop, chairman of the Memorial
Committee. who is getting up roll OF
honor OF Confederate soldiers. has enough
names to fill forty volumes. which will
be placed in the Confederate Museum for
reference.
Mrs Cowardin was appointed COM
mittee to look into the advisabilty of
the Memorial Society being represented
at the Street-Fair. should ,one he held.
The reception to tho Legislature. which
was postponed from last Monday on ac-
count Of the death of Maj. Brander. Will
be held feNt Monday afternoon from 10
o'clock.
Tuesday. February 9th, the Epworth
League OF st. James NJ. z. church will
hold its regular monthly literary meet
ing, in the church at O'Clock.
The subject of the meeting viii be An
Evening with the Grunters." An excel
lent programme has been arranged, and
an enjoyable evening is anticipated.
The members of the Epworth Leagues
and their friends are extended cordial
welcome. No admission fee.
Mrs Pleasanton Conquest gave an in
formal but very delightful tea yester-
day afternoon III honor of Mrs. Charles
Parker, of Swarthmore, Pa.
Mrs Conquest and Mrs. Parker re-
ceived alone There were large num-
Der of callers.
A committee of Colonial Danes, con-
sist:ng Of Mrs. Herbert Claiborne, chair
man. Mrs. Matthew 3. Harrison. Mrs. A.
i. Montague, Mrs. James Dooley and
Miss Boykin, met by appointment yester-
day afternoon a committee of which SEN
ator Jefries is chairman. and presented
tho request of the Colonial Danes, that
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FAST FREIGHT schedule to and from
New York and Richmond, freight deliv-
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morning from New York. thus giving
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