The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12

Receiving with Miss Williams were Mes
danes John c. Williams and Henry r.
Pollard, Misses Mary Northrup and Kate
Williams, while in the dining-room were
Mesdianres Il, u. Taylor and RusSe4l
Williams, Misses Alta Cooper, Eliza
beth Knight and Anna Drake. OF can
ada Among those present We're Mes
danes Willard Cox. Grayson Fairbank,
Richard HARDWOOD. John Drake. George
Cooper, sary Ellis Stern, John Harrison
Ernest Long, Thomas Bigger; Misses
Mamie Chamberlain, Alberta Gwat!I-
n,ev. Bessie Davis, Maude Chewing.
Halle Vaughan, Julia Brown. Ida Floyd
Alvey. Workman, Kate Bidgood, Frayser,
Irene Winston. Janey Dickinson, VIII
bingham. Bossieux Mary Garlick. Julia
Ryland. Lucille Alvey. Maria Gwathmey,
Elise Goddin Katherine Foster. Louise
Knight. Sailie Bigger. Burford, Gwath-
mey. Isabe Harris, Emma Harris. Mar.
tha Pollard, Abbey Gwothmey and Daisy
Winston.
Friday evening DR.. Greer Bauhgman
gave a lecture on Hygiene at the Girls
Club. He began by giving Slight
sketch of some of the health regula-
tons among the Hebrews of long go and
regrettlns that more attention mas not
been paid to these customs. He also
spoke OF the open air life among the
Greeks. describing the groves In wh!ch
instruction was given, and told no"
closely RELIGION and the art OF healing
were connected He described too, the
fountain of the main courts In the
homes OF the Romans, and how the me
of the household centred about 1sla
fountain and its open-air environments.
Finally he enumerated the elements OF
the air we breathe and gave sugges-
tons for making public and private
buildings more healthful.
After this lecture Miss Minor gave IN
struction in elementary nursing. lnclud-
ing practical illustrations. The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by the young
ladies present. These We're Misses sat
terwhite. Rosa Cox, O'Toole; Mrs Fos
ter, Mrs. Jarrett. Mrs. cambridge; Misses
Lizzie Davis, Pearl Stanley, Jarrett
Moore. Lillian Wingfield Kidd. Goode
Keller, Mitchell. Draper, Hall; also
Miss Henninchonson and Mrs. Albert c.
Bruce.
The Charity Ball promises to be Wed
nesdav a greater success than ever. the
different committees having by now COM
pleted all their arrangements. Old-fash-
ioned square dances will be the pro-
gramme of the evening. followed by an
elegant supper The Masonic Temple
will be prettily decorated, and with the
handsome toilets of those present VIII
present a brilliant scene The patron
esses are the most prominent of the
Richmond society world, and the dances
are looked forward to from year to year
Tickets may be procured from Mrs
Carter Scott, on East Franklin Street.
The Euchre Club had a delightful meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs John G. Farland, Mrs. Bernard
Guest received the first prize while Mrs
r L. [. Davis carried off the consola-
ton Miss Elizabeth Robins and Miss
Ellie Carmichael kept the score. Among
the guests were Mrs. Austin Broken
brough, Miss Higsonson, of Albemarle;
Mrs. Charles R. Robins. Mrs. Thomas
Christian Gordon. The members are
Misses Belle Perkins, Mesdames Vir-
ginius Newton, William c. Bentley, G..
L. L. Davis. John G. Farland, J. Thomp-
son Brown. of Bedford: Bernard Guest,
R Carter Scott, T. Moncure Perkins,
Henry Wilkins, Mrs. May, Miss Louise
Mayo, and Miss May Jones'
Miss Maria Blair 1ectured Thursday be-
Club, this being the second Of a series
of travel lectures, which are an intel
ectual and social treat. London" was
me subject SO graphically brought before
her hearers eyes. Its history and archi-
lecture We're Interestingly described. and
throughout her address she quoted APPLY
from Dickens, Tennyson, and Thackeray.
were served at the conclu-
sion, at which Mrs. Emanuel Raab pre-
sided over the coffee and Mrs. Simon
Sycle over the chocolate. They were as
sisted by Mrs. Leon Wallersten, Misses
Rebecca Hellstern, Estelle Whitlock, Ha-
eel Strause, Helen Binswanger, and Helen
Ezekiel. Mrs. E. n. Calisch was chair
man OF the afternoon.
Misses katherine Michaux and Mary
Buford were the guests Of honor We'd
nesday, at a delightful card party given
their hostess Mrs. Junius Lynch. of
Norfolk Miss Charlotte Young was also
present at the card party.
The engagement is ammo lncei OF Mr..
Francis NJ. ]. Morrissey, % this city. am
Miss Mary Elizabeth Milholand of Bal
timore. The wedding "!ll take place
tednesday morning. January 22d al D.
lgnations Catolic Church. The brde-elect
is the attractive daughter Of Mr.. ard
Mrs Arthur V. Milholland, No. 920 North
Calvert Street, Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J.. Jones entertained
DELIGHTFULLY."- at their home in Barton
Ieights Thursday night. Among those
Who We're present were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Jones. Mrs. William E. Hatcher. sdr
and Mrs. Winston. Mr.. and Mrs. Crock
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tomlinson.
Ir. and Mrs. Lorraine, Mrs George
Minor, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Rady, Mr.
nd Mrs. ]. ". Starritt. Mr.. and Mrs.
lex Sh4iton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ragland.
fr. and Mrs. John Rose. Mr.. and Mrs.
Inos Crutchield, AR. Amer ?ane, I;dsa
.ose, the Aliases Tomlirson, Rose and
Tenant
Mr.. David Bernard Powers, of Caro-
inc county, has issued invitations for
lie marriage of his daughter, Miss Eliza
,etl Grammar Powers. to Mr.. Richard
hamilton Seward. The wedding Will be
;olemnized Tuesday February 18th, at
Port Royal. Va. Mir. David P. Powers,
" the Virginia Legislature. is a brother
,f the bride-elect.
~ Jacea Il invita-