The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-14
Social and
Personal

The Richmond Chapter OF the Daush-
tiers of the Confede racy met at Lee camp
Hall yesterday afternoon at 49, 0 CLOCK.
The meeting was we'll attended. Resolu-
tions were adopted expressing sympathy
for Mrs William Robert Fawte1 on the
death of her mother. Mrs. Nliller-both OF
these members of the chapter. On mo-
ton of Mrs Charles Boiling SO was voted
to the Confederate Museum to aid IN the
purchase of the Chapman pictures to De
placed in the Museum. The members OF
the char pier were urged to take interest
in the entertainment to be given by the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
for the benefit of the Museum ana the
Davis Monument. a motion was adopted
that hereafter the blanks brought in
would be used at the meetings Mrs.
Dashiell. chairman of the Committee on
Honorary Members, was requested to
ask these members to be present at the
meetings and that their papers should pc
read, as they would be most interesting
and instructive. These honorary mem
bcrs were all invited to join the organlza-
ton on account of honorable service done
for the Confederacy. The members were
asked to send to No. 5l2 East Grace
Street contributions of articles. fancy or
USe1ul, TO DC SeuL " Il bdDoeiA " W
in Charlotte, N. c., for the benefit OF
veterans. Resolutions were accepted con-
demning the historical essays in the self
culture courses supplied by Northern
syndicate as unfair to the South.
A select quartette Of artists from the
Peabody Institute of Baltimore will give
a most attractive concert at the Jefferson
ball room next Monday evening under the
auspices of the Ladies Matinee Musicale,
which has been working for several years
to elevate the standard of music mere
and is now meeting with deserved recoS-
milton.
The artists who will appear on Monday
night, all of whom are most faVorapiy
known wherever they have been heard,
are: Miss Clara Archerfeld, pianist; MISS
Margaret May Cummins, soprano; Mr..
Charles II. Rabod, baritone; and Mr..
Abram Moses, violinist.
In order to help defray the expenses OF
this concert, and also that the music
loving public may enjoy it With them'
the ladies have determined to sell nm
tied number of tickets. which can be mao
at the Jefferson and at Walter D. Moses
&. Company's music store. The members
will be given their tickets at the regular
meeting Of the Ladies Matinee Musicale
to be held at the residence of the pres
ident, Mrs. George w. Stevens, Sl9 Floyd
Avenue next Friday at 4:30 z. NJ.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale will meet
tomorrow Friday) afternoon at 4:oo
o'clock at the residence Of its president,
Mrs. Geo. w Stevens, No. $40 Floyd Ave
nue. At this meeting members tickets
will be distributed. emitting all members
in good standing to admission to the
concert, to be given next Monday evening
by the Peabody Quartette at the Jeffer-
son ball room.
The adjourned business meeting of the
Woman Club. to complete the business
left unfinished on Monday, will be held
in the club room this (Thursday) after
noon at 4:3O. This will be short
meeting. \ full attendance is desired.
A beautiful memorial window to the
memory of the late Mrs. Mary Newton,
wife of Mr.. Virginius Newton, OF tins
city, will be placed in st. Paul's l1plsco-
pal Church this week. 1t Will be one oi
the finest of it's kind in the city.
The window, which is the work of the
Tiffany Company, of New York. reached
Richmond yesterday in charge of Mr..
Charles Lett, who will look after the
placing of it. 1t is a magnificent double
window, representing the 'Annuncia ton
1t is said that two other memorial Win
| dows will shortly be placed in st. Paul S.
The annual meeting of the Board OF
! Managers of the WomanS Exchange was
| held Monday. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. George l.. Street, president
Ars. George Watt, first vice-president
Mrs Charles Davenport. second vice
president; Mrs. ]. S. Wexford, third vice.
! president; Miss Mary G.. Crenshaw, cor
| responding secretary; Miss Virginia, NJ
| Peasants, recording secretary; Mrs. w
| S: DOMAIN treasurer. The members o.
| the Advisory Board were all reelected
The yearly report Of the secretary wa:
| most gratifying, and shows the exchange
| to be in most tlourishinG condition.
The rummage sale of the Belle S. Bryan
| Day Nursery begins to-day. a larst
number of attractive articles are on sale
| and all who attend will be sure TO hnc
| something to repay them for the visit.
| The Day Nursery and Free Kinder
! sarten, Nineteenth and Grace Streets
| will be open to the public Wednesday, the
| Goth. from II o'clock to O'Clock. Any
! contributions of provisions. children S
| clothing, crockery, ETC., will be thankful
| ly received.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Solomon. of Phila-
| delphia. We're in the city yesterday. en-
route to Florida. Mrs. Solomon is well
! remembered here as Miss Bette Thai
| himer.
| Messrs John Atkinson, Saunders Hob