The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-13
Social and
Personal

Miriam Rosenl1ein, the popular ana at
tractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rosenheim, and Mr.. Leroy ,. z1onen !.
The event will take place on April 18th
at $50 P. NJ, a Beth Ahabl Synagogue.
and will be followed by u reception at the
Jefferson.
The Richmond Us celebrated their
fourteenth birthday Monday evening at
the home OF Miss Myrtle Davis, NO. sos
West Clay Street Mrs. JobSon. III her
report, stated that all the Methodist
Churches, all the Christian Churches. and
enc Baptist Church are now using I'M
fermented grape juice instead of wine for
Communion service. Mrs. JoDsOn, pres
ident of the society was presented a
handsome travelling bag by the members.
Pleasant features of the evening We're
Rotations by Miss Atkinson and music
by Mr.. Reginald Walker.
\ birthday cake, containing & prize was
cut, the prize falling to Miss IIudgins.
The Executive Committee of the Hunter
Mcclure Memorial met at 4 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
James r. Gordon. No $40 East Grace
Street. The meeting, although small, was
Very enthusiastic.
Miss Mary Johnston, the authoress OF
ITO Have and to Hold" who has been
the guest in Richmond of her aunt, Mrs.
Lee, left yesterday for Il stay of some
weeks at Virginia Beach. Miss Johnston
is busily collecting data for q new book,
an early eighteenth century work of fic-
ton with the scene laid presumably in
Tide water Virginia. The brilliant success
of prisoners of Hope" and ITO Have
and to Hold has SO firmly established
Miss JOhnston's reputation, that the
promise of anything additional from her
pen will be received with the liveliest
anticipation and enthusiasm.
Miss Annabele Jenkins Is visiting
friends in Moth Carolina.
The highest score made at Miss Sue X.
Gordon's Whist Glass on Monday was
made by Mrs. Bland Smith and Miss Mat
tie Harris.
Mrs. Martha Hancock has gone to New
port News to be with her brother, Mr..
James Z. Ford, who has been quite ILL.,
Miss Alice Cannon. after an extended
visit to friends here, has returned to her
homo in Fredericksburg.
Miss Mcclure has returned to No. 513
East Grace Street, Richmond, Va.
The Board of Managers of the Home
for Incurables viii! give. soon after
Easter, an entertainment for the benefit
of the Home in which Masks and Faces. .
clever comedy. will be presented by Mr..
Persons class at the Academy of Music.
Mrs. Marshall L. Boyle is home from a
pleasant visit to friends in Washington.
Miss Pearl Bodeker, of No. 2so1 East
l T., ~
a week past, is slightly better to-day.
Miss Jessie Blackburn is visiting her
sister, Mrs ]. a. Wakeham, Of Peters
burg.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Old Don1in-
lon Hospital will meet at Mrs. DR.. George
Ben Johnstons Friday, March 18th, at y
NJ. All members are earnestly requested
to be present.
Miss Baird. of Wheeling. W. Va, is the
guest of Mrs. Chiles Ferrell.
The interesting lecture to be given by
Professor Charles w. Kent Thursday
evening in the hall Of the House of Dele
gates will begin promptly at $50 o'clock.
The lecture is under the auspices of The
Associa ton for the Preservation of Vir-
GINA Antiquities and is free to the public.
Mr.. Edgar Smoot, Of Mexico, spent
Sunday in the city with his brother and
sister, Mr.. Willard Smoot and Miss Mary
Willie Smoot.
Mr.. Sn1oot is a prominent contractor
and engineer, and is at present engaged
in the work of charging the harbOr in
Manzaniila.
Miss Stephenson, Of Warm Springs, is
visiting Miss Mamie Lewis COWardin, OF
No. 407 East Main Street
DR.. and Mrs. George Ben. Johnston
have gone to Florida on Mr.. John Shelton
Williams private car.
Mrs. c. D. Langhorne and Miss Phyllis
Langhorne arc at Aiken, S. G..
Miss Lucy Power Minson, who has been
| visiting her friend, Miss Louise Clark
| son, at Webster Grove, Mo, has returned
| mother.
The New Century Club will meet next
| Friday sveriil;; at the home Of Misses
! Helen and Kate Werner, North Twenty
seventh Street, and will hold a progress
| sive convers. tional party.
MT. ana MIS-. Herman w lueTSteln, OF
| No oil East Grace Street, have left for
| a months visit to New York.
Mr.. Thomas Bryne, who has been Wis
| ting his brother, Mr.. Morgan Bryne, Of
| Staunton. is now the guest Of friends at
! Clifton Forge.
Miss Lucy Baker, who was summoned
| to Stanton by illness in the family OF
her brother. Mr.. Edward Baker, has re-
| turned tn the city.
Miss Nellie Reed, OF Washington, wlli
! be the, guest of Captain ana Mrs. {. w.
| .Vcstbury at the Lexington
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wright. OF Column
bia. Fluvanna county, are in the city,
visiting friends.
Custom-House News.
The following discharges in bankruptcy
were granted yesterday by Judge Wad-
dill:
CHA les +, Tanch PeterSbur.. Va.