The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

ask the drug stores 10 again allow tneIn
10 lie p!acea there for sale. On account
Of continued il! health. Mrs. sarah q
Nein.eyeG resigned. rs chairman OF the
Baese and Button Committee.
Resolutions We're adopted to be sent
to the Grant Camp III reference 10 me
numerous appointments OF sponsors anu
maids OF honor to attend reunions or
veterans. The resolutions declare that,
instead OF such appointment being an
honor, the whole thing has become a
farce. subiecting those appointed 10 every
manlre" OF ridicuie.
The Richmond Chapter want one spon-
sor only to be elected, which, they say,
would be an honor to the young slrl cho-
sen
RESOLUTIONS were also adopted pro-
testing, for the sake of history,
against the reckless manner in which
Generals and Colonies are made by
the camps ara the U. c. Y. reunions. the
titles being confusing in a. historical re-
cord OF Confederate veterans.
The Executive Board OF the Woman's
Club met Wednesday afternoon at 4:S9
O'Clock III the club pallors. Mrs. Charles
Davenport was il the chair. All the MEM
hers are looking forward to the appear
ance OF Madame Sarah Grand, the au-
thcress OF the Heavenly Twins, at the
Academy the last Monday III this month.
While this lecture is under the auspices
of the Wonlan's Club, many OF their
friends wifi he able to attend.
Madame Sarah Grand viii take as her
topic for discussion The Art of Happi-
ness. AS a lecturer, Madame Grand is
almost. il not more, famous than as an
authorizes, and Richmond. as a city, and
the Woman's Club in particular is to be
greatly congra tulated. When this lecture
was given in London about eighteen
months ago. for blocks around carriages
were lined up and hundreds were turned
awa- Nowhere in the world is she re-
ceived with more enthusiasm or by more
cultured audiences than in England. The
members OF the club are prepared to show
that Richmond is not behind in its appre-
citation of a famous authoress and lee
turer, for rarely do You hear of the two
combined 4 brilliant reception at the
Woman's Club building will follow the
lecture.
Mr. John F. Goode. of Norfolk, the pres
ideat of the Constitutional Convention. in
response 10 an invitation from the chair
man OF tho Lecture Committee of tho
Woman's Cl:lb. VIII be o~esent ar the
Acedcmv md, introduce Madame Grand
to her audience
Among the Virsinians in attendance
upon the General Convention of the Epis-
copal Church at San Francisco are the
following:
Misses Sallie Stuart Taylor. Mary Gar
Tet, Annie Gait, Fannie. Sans Gussie
Newton, Martha Byrd Louise thinner,
Josephine Putney: Annie White of Abing.-
den: Lily Baker Sue Gordon Mary Rah1n.
JAMIE Ruffn, Mrs f. NJ Boykin. Miss
Aura Herkin. Mrs. w. ". Old Dr. Her
bert Nash and Miss Nash Mrs Var
bropgh, Mr.. and Mrs. James Caslzie, and
Misses Annie and Leila Gray Mrs HUI
bard Mrs. s. w. Travers. Mrs. Angus
Crawford. Mrs. Meade Clark. Mrs. Joseph
Bryan Mrs. T. w. Tidball Mrs Emily
Martin. ant! Miss Boyd. Of wythe-,ie.
Mr. .Tcssnh Wilmer is accompanied by his
niaces. Misses Helen and Della Wilmer.
Most of these are STAYING q. the Occi-
dentai Hotel, but e few sre at the Palace
Hotel.
The Milton G. Work. whirt Club net
Wednesday afternoon at !! o'clock IN the
parlors Of the Noman's Club. Several
new members werr e1ec.ad End theclrb
now has \ membership OF sixty. being the
largest club OF It's kind in the c,+v Mrs.
Isaiah White is its efficient PRESIDENT ana
the other officers ara MS folloun. Mrs