The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
SOCIAL AND
PERSO NAL

PERSO NAL {.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
3 citation met yesterday afternoon at.
Q. clock in the Lee Camp Hall. with MISS
Lizzie Townes presiding.
Mr.. r. Mcclure will deliver their an
n,,aI address on May Sd. and will be intro
duced nv Co. onel Richard L. N1aury.
Invitations were read from the Oak
wood annual meeting at Trinity Church
on May 4tt also the memorial services
on tho 10th of May a st. Johns Church
Mrs. E. Fl. Stevens was made a life
member of the association.
Miss Annie Jacobs and Mrs William
Wade were appointed the music commit
tee for the annual exercises
Those who attended the meeting were
Miss Lizzie Townes. Mrs. George Lyons.
Mrs William Wade. Miss Lucy C'aire At
41,inson. Miss Annie Blankenship. Miss An
ME Gray and Miss Mamie Baushman.
The s"silver tea of the Loving Circle of
King 81 Daughters was one of the social
attractions of yesterday, and many CALI
ers came between 5 and to the resi-
dence of Mrs. Charles Whitlock.
as usual, much enjoyed. and the pictures
Of the Louvre and Luxembourg galleries
we're much admired. Light refreshments
were served from a table that W charm
incly decorated with cut flowers.
The circle who greeted their many
friends included:
Mrs. T. William Pernberton. Mrs. c. f.
Whitlock. Miss Louie Whitlock, Mrs
William Craig, Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD,
ToLr Mary Chalmers
Mrs James Grigg, Mrs. Hawthorne, Mrs.
John HARDWOOD, Miss Mabel Stratton.
Miss Elsie Goddin, Mrs. Ed Waddlll.
Miss Winder, Misses Edwards, MISS
Bossieux Miss Julia Grant, Mrs. K. L..
Adams, Misses Berry. Mrs D. Lumsden
Mrs. Withers Miller, Miss FANNIE
svithers. Mrs. Adamson. Mrs. r. T..
Craig. Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Leahman. Miss
Willie Smoot, Mrs. D. w. Powers. Mrs
Sam Waddil, Miss Lizzie Grattan, Miss
katherine uawes. Mrs. S. G. kean, Mrs
Frank Danner, Mrs. Bessie Bragg, Mrs.
John S. Nfunce, Miss Mary Dod. Mrs.
Harry Mercy. Mrs. Robert Seymour.
Mrs. Wood, and Miss Hulst.
The Afternoon Euchre Club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Thomas Christian Gordon, when the score
was kept by Mrs. w. r. Robins amt
Mrs Otway Warwick. At the conclusion
of the game, which was seven-handad
euchre, prizes were awarded and dainty
refreshments served on the card tables.
Among the players who enjoyed ire
spirited game were: Misses Sallie and
Mamie Randolph, Miss Annie Werth,
Miss Susie Harrison. Mrs. Charles Bosher,
Mrs James Hay, Miss Mary Travers,
Mrs. William Todd, Miss Evelyn Gordon,
Mrs Carter Scott, Mrs. Bernard Guest,
Mrs. w. C. Bentley, Mrs. II. A Williams,
Mrs G. L. L. Davis, Mrs. John G. Far
land, Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough, Miss
Belle Perkins, Miss Louise Allen Mayo and
Mrs. Moncure Perkins.
The monthly social of the Sumner s
Rest was held the first of the week. at
the residence of Mrs. George Barks9ale.
All the cooperative workers were pres
ent, and a delightful programme was
rel Iered consisting OF music and reel
&c tic. 5 Among those wlo took part Wsre:
SIR Reginald Walker. Fir. Stokes. Miss
Rosalie Pettus. Mr.. n. V. Mcneil and MISS
Essi,, Phillips.
The german of Miss Minnie L. VIII
liams' Cotillon Glass, at the Masonic
Temple was a great success 1t was leu
by Mr. Glover Winter, of Savannah. Ga.
Miss Williams wore an exceedingly pretty
gown of white crepe cloth and looheu
unusually we'll About fifty couples were
! on the floor. and the german was chape-
roned by Mrs. Watson Myers, Mrs. hen-
nets Cobb, Mrs. Edgar Murphy. Mrs W..
w. Webster and Mrs. E. w. Palmore.
Tho president of the Church Hill branch
Of the s. P C. a. wishes it known that
all persons in sympathy with this cause
are most cordially invited to attend the
S. p c. A. social this evening, at NO.
2SO1 East Grace Street. The saddle
bags We're only sent out as an adVer-
tisement. The president OF the brancn
has received very liberal donation from
Mrs A. l. Barber. the president OF the
Humane Society of Washington, D. I.
Captain and Mrs. John Barry ceie-
brated their golden wedding in Whining
ton, NJ c.. Wednesday evening. having a
large number of friends at their home
for the occasion, among them being Col
e w Kerchner and the Rev. Father
Dennen.
CAPTAIN Barry was married TO Miss
Ellen BrodeXick in this city, the cere-
| mony being performed by the Rev. Fa-
tner Fe!en.
At the card club, which met Wednesday
! at the residence of Mrs. Adophus Blair.
the first prize. a dainty fan. was awarded
Mrs Garter Scout. Tie 5CoAiSoisitioii' g
pretty candlestock, was awarded Mrs.
Edward Hewitt.
An engagement Of interest to Vir-
sinians is that of Miss Anna Alice
Chaplin, the daughter of Dr. Frederick
w. Chaplin. of Hot Springs, Va, to MI
Ernest Howe, of Baltimore. Miss Chapia
| is a niece to Ex-Governor Elisha Dyer.
of Rhode Island.
At the regular weekly meeting of the
| Lady Board of Managers OF the Retreat
| for the Sick held yesterday morning
| vote of thanks was extended TO ali
| friends of the institution who responded
| so literally on Donation Day The board
| mentioned the merchants and florists as
| being particularly kind and thoughtful
Mrs. R. L. Henry entertained Wednes-
| day night at delightful whist party,
which was followed by an elegant sup
per. Quite a number of friends were
| present. and the evening was great
| success.
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