The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-26
Social and
Personal

Water-Logged Town Of. Hopkinson
Smith; An Irish Mother (originaD.
Miss Foster was introduced by Mrs. j.
a. LEROY. After the recital Miss Foster
held an Informal reception. Tea was
served by Mrs B. T. Crump, coffee by
Mrs. john Freeman. Among the visitors
to the club were Miss Ellie Page, Miss
Merritt. Atlanta, Ga; Miss Guile Harri-
son, of Lower Brandon; Mrs. Daniel Gin
ma, Plaintield. n. j.; Mrs. Harrington,
San Antonio, Texas; Mrs. Beck, San An
tonic Texas; Mrs. German, Forrest City,
Arkansas; Miss Estclle Tayloe Mt. Airy;
Misses Mcintosh, of Mississippi; Mrs.
George Brockenbrough, Charlotte, n. c.;
Mrs. John McPhai, Baltimore; Mrs. Nor
timer Heath, Philadelphia; Mr.. George
Brockenbrough, Charlotte, N. c.; Miss
Mary l. Haw, Hanover; Mrs, Finch,
Boydton; Miss Lula Ross, Indiana.
One OF the dantiest and most beautiful
numbers in the Carnival of Musical Ro-
nlances, to be given at the Academy in
April. for the benefit OF the Confederate
Museum, is The Coronation Of Titania,
under the direction of NIesdames John G.
Farland, Charles T. OfFerrall and John
Cullen. The little children already
quite efficient i'll their parts, and the beau
tIftll children will doubtless make this
scene from "A Midsummer Nights
Dream as fairy-liks as could be wished.
Miss Gussie Reinhardt. the little daughter
of Mr.. Jacob Renhardt. will sing in this
scene Little Nancy Perkins and Frederick
Adkins will be queen and king.
Among the other little people partici-
pating are: Laura Jones, Elizabeth Jones,
Annie Hodge. Alice Hodge, Mamie Patton,
Marie Sands, Nora Randolph, Meta Ran
dolph, Margaret Knight, Mabel Oferrall,
Arnita Cousins. Lynn Lewis, Grace Nc
kee, Mamie Watson, Annie Royal.
Dorothy Cullen Gay Montague. Gertrude
Crenshaw, Catherine Gunn, Dorothy Chris
tan, Genevieve Lathrop, Mary Saunders,
Sarah Chanlberlayne, Elizabeth W!nso,
Mary Butler. Aston Drake, Lefty Wood
ward, Marie Jones, Gussie Reinhardt, Dal-
las Lee, Rosalie Valentine Jennie War
rick, Ellen Smith, Page Grimes Douglas
Galloway Helene Borchers, st. Clair But
Ter. Sadie Habilston, Emily Marriott, Irene
Hayes Abbie Marriott, Louise Word, Jes-
sic Evans, Marie Bohannan.
One of the most delightful evenings
given by the Every Monday Club was
that given yesterday at the home OF MISS
French Shelton, in memory OF James
Barron Hope, the poet laureate of Nir-
sipia Professor J. A. c. Chandler de-
lvered a delightfully."- interesting address
on the life OF the poet, and Mrs. Chand-
Ter read in her usual finished manner,
several selections from his works, among
them the exquisite one that the poet dedl-
Gated to the unveiling Of Lee Monument.
a very large board meeting OF the
Wonan,s Christian Association was held
at II O'Clock yesterday, at the rooms, No.
709-7l1 East Franklin Street, with Mrs.
James II. Capers in the chair. After
few details of minor Importance the main
question come up-Whether the adjolH-
inc home should be purchased or add to
| the present buildings in the rear After
considerable discussion a committee "as
! appointed to make arrangements to re
ceive bids and plans for an annex. Inc
committee Will report back to the board
either at the next meeting or as early
as possible.
The free exhibition of the work OF
scholars of the School OF Art of Grace
Episcopal Church, given yesterday after
noon, attracted Il large number OF MS
itors. The work exhibited and placed
| or sale was beautiful and consisted OF
fine embroidery, lace work lamp shades,
hand-painted tally and souvenir cards,
and many fancy and useful articles. The
exhibitions will be held every three
months
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosenhcim have
issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Miriam Rosenheim.
and MT. LIE Roy S. Cohen. The wedding
will be a brilliant, social event and Will
take place at Beth Ahaba Synagogue
ON Thursday evening, April 18th, at $50
O'Clock. A reception and dinner WILL 1ol-
low at the Jefferson Hotel.
The bridal party will be composed of
Mrs. Max Cohen, matron of honor; Misses
Miriam ALillheiser, Rita Myers Saldee
| 3. Whitlock, Beulah Eichel, Corlnne Kos
anba,lm ana Rosa Greentree viii serve
as bridesmaids.
Mr. Max Cohen, brother Of the groom,
will be best man, and the ushers will
| be Messrs. Milton Strause, Joseph Nit
teldorfer. Samuel Eichel, S. NJ. Block.
CASTOR Kraker, Isaac Greenabaum, Lee
Reinheimer, Isaac Caron, Samuel BEND
helm and j: F1egenheinaer.
Mr. Henry S. Hutzler will be master
| of ceremonies.
Miss Margaret Branch is visiting IN Au-
gusta, Ca. the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
David Branch.
The Atlanta correspondent to the Ne"
York Herald says: ''Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Foreman gave dinner party Friday
evening in honor of the birthday OF Dr.
Virgin O.. Hardin. Those asked TO meet
him were air. and Mrs. Pinckney' DR..
and Mrs Dunbar Roy and Dr.. and Mrs.
Nicolson.
Mrs. Foreman was also hostess az a
luncheon last week in honor OF Mrs VIII
lard Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Il. Carter have an
nounced the Forthcoming marriage or
daughter, Miss Myrtle May Carter, to ndr.
Overton Thomas Gillian. The wedding
will occur on the ed Of April, at Laurel
Street Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie A. Page have re-
turned home, after q weeks honeymoon
in Powhatan, and are at home, on
Church Hill, where they will be glad to
receive their many friends.
Mr. Abner Harris. of Louisville. for
merly this city. and Miss Bette Saund-
ers. of Cincinnati. will be married at
Christ Church. in that city, on April 10Th.
Mrs. Richard Pegram and Miss Phronie
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