The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-20

field, Lizzie Draper, Berta Han; nj. o.
Misses Grattan, Blair, Nellie Boyl1ia,
2Alaude Morgan, Mrs. Albert G. Bruce,
Misses Meredith, Grace Shields, hatniee,l
Anderson.
The rchearsa:s for the opera. Princess
Bon.1ta ar. heing engaged in diligently
every night BY those taking part, under
the skillfu! direction Of Prof. Jacob Rein
ShardtI It has been arranged to give the
opera twice tile last week in this north
at the Academy of Music for the benefit
of the Hebrew Home for the Aged and
lntirm. The cast was arranged some
months back, SO a very excellent ina
teur performance may be expected. as
well as looked forward to. One Of the
many great scenic waterfall upon the
duction of a. genuine waterfall upo. tie
stage Boxes may be received at the 90
flee of Mr.. Henry Hutzler, at The Pero.t-.
ual Building and Loan Association.
Miss Mary Ashley Bell of Fluvanna.
county who has been the recipient of
many social favors in this city during the.
lrast two weeks. will leave in a day or
two for New York. While in this city
Miss Bell was the guest Of Miss Perkins,
and a'.Herward OF Miss Nora Leary. She
was also one of the party to attend the
launching at Newport News yesterday
and was the guest of honor at several
f7ox parties during last weeks Horse
Show.
A marriage in the near future Of inter-
est to yirginians is that of Miss Mary
Richard Chichester, Of Philadelphia. to
Mr.. Alexis Felix Du Pont, of Whining
ton. Del The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mr.. Washington B. Chichester, of
Rockville, Nd, and a relative OF the we'll
known Chichester family
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met
as usual last week; a skillful game was
PLAYED the best score being made by
Miss Addie Chafftn and Miss Mitchell,
east and west; Mis- Minor and Mrs. Pinck-
ney. north and south
Churc11 Hill will shortly be the scene
of another wedding, when Miss Annie
schapiro will become the bride of Mr.
Morris Miller, of Norfolk.
Miss Margaret Fitzhush May, who is
pleasantly remembered by her many Wis
it's in cur midst, will be married in Phil
adelphia next Wednesday to Mr.. Joseph
Charles NIcNenomin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Naiidec van lesise
next Friday to visit the Misses Barry, of
Warrenton While there they will go on
a, large fox hunt with aparty of friends.
THE friends OF Mrs. Barbour Ihomp-
son oil Atlanta. will be glad to hear that
she will remain in Richmond until the
end of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Glasgow Cnee
Plra1lch) sailed for England yesterday
their future home.
Miss Bette Burweli Booker, the gifted
singer of this city, arrived IN 1hsia anu
Wednesday, where she VIII continue iAer
study of vocal music for year
Miss Blanche Hardy He2lat of Norfolk,
is visiting in the city. Miss Hecllt will
take the mart of Kitty at the coming
amateur opera OF Princess Bonnie
Miss Ehie Branch and Miss Jean F'oss
are visiting in New York.
DR.. r.. P. Kerr will leave tomorrow for
Montreal, where he will attend meet
ing of the Council of the. Reformed
Churches.
Miss Blanche Martin, of Bowling
Green. Va, is the guest of Miss Fergus
son, at No. $500 East Broad Street.
The marriage of Miss Gwin Newman,
of Orange, to Mr.. Conway Knox has been
announced for November the eth.
Tea was served at the Womans Club
Monday afternoon from to Z. Quite
number of people callsd. including several
visitors left among those who We're here
attending the Horse Show. Tea was
poured by Mrs. Wingo and coffee by Mrs.
Waddil.
On Tuesday Miss Aunspaugh, of Lynch
burg, gave several readings from Brown
ing, her skill in the rendering Of which
delighted q large and enthusiastic au-
dience. These readings will continue for
six weeks in the form of class for the
further study of Browning.
Friday the members were very much
disappointed at the postponenent of the
lecture that was to have been given that
afternoon by NJ. Jean knatz d'Oriel, of
Paris. France, who should have lectured
on 'L'Aiglon." He was very pleasantly
remembered as appearing before this same
body in d lecture on sCyrano de Berge-
rae"
The official organ of the "Iuguenot," it
was decided at the meeting of the Execi:-
tive Board on, Friday, will appear next
week, instead of commencing the year in
February. as usual. NJ. Jean knacz
driel wass presented at the meeting, which
was held at the residence of Miss Glare
Guillaume. The officers We're nominated
for election in November as follows: Mrs
George R. Cannon, president; Mrs. Var
ner Moore, first vice-president; Miss Bes-
sic Hoge, second vice-president; Mrs. Geo.
Lyon, third vice-president; Mrs. T. w.
Pemberton recording secretary; Miss c.
Guillaume, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs ]. B. Halyburton, treasurer.
A club which is composed of the Old
Dominion graduate nurses was opened
Friday night at No. 1909 East Clay Street
American Beauty and La France roses
were prettily used as decorations in the
parlors The nurses who We're receiving
were Miss C. v. Austin, Miss Helen Bar
ney and Miss Elizabeth Webb, assisted by
Mesdames Louise O'Conner H C. Bou-
dar, Grace Shields and Celeste Berry.
The Helping Circle of the Kings Daugh-
ters. at Their meeting friday afternoo-,
,,I,nnaa sfn,. n n OYSTER sumner a he given