The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27

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At the monthly meeting yesterdas
morning OF the Conf ederate Memorial
Literary Society, with Mrs. JOSEPH
.s:ryaI1 in the chair. a letters3was red:s
from Me ). jefferson Davis. which de-
plores The reslects of the study Of Con
federate history ty the. young people Of.
the South.
Mrs. ket,a- Anderson was reelected
regent for Telnesx ee, and Mrs Reed for
Kentucky. Mrs. Decatur Axtell s3 was
elected regent for Arkansas in the place
of Mrs. Stephen Putney, who has recent
ly been el,c1ed vice president of the
society. Mrs Fasil Duke was elected,
regent FOR Kent. clxy. The reports showed
wondcl full contribution Of portrait.,i
documents and relics from all the States
during the last n onth. Resolutions were.
drawn up on the death OF Mrs. Marshal
Gillian, cupy Of which was put on
record and another sent to the bereaved
family. The constitution and bylaws
which have recently been revised, We're
adopted on a whole.
a New 7 ork firm wrote and asked the
| Museum to purchase log cabin which
| they claim to have been the birthplace
exhibition at the Pan-Anerican EXPOSE
ton last year.
Hadyn and Mozart were taken up for
discussion Tuesday afternoon by the
Piano Club" which was harmingly en-
tertained by Miss Mary Wins Srnoot at
her. home on Third Street selections
were read from the lives Of these cele-
brated composers and during the af-
ternoon the following instrumental pro-
gramme skillfully rendered:
a. Andantino, from Symphony in D,
Hadyn
b. Lento. Mozart
Miss Nellie Williams.
| Senate, No. 7..........-.-...... .Hadyn
Mrs. Kimpton.
A1azurka. OPP 1....... Chopin
Miss Constable.
t.. Andente and Allegro, First Mass,
b. Eft Resurrexit, Twelfth Mass,
Miss NJ w. Smoot.
Allegreto, Surprise Symphony. .Hadyn
Miss BEDFORD.
At the conclusion of the afternoon
| light refreshments were served to the
| members.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Kahnweiler have
| issued invitations to the marriage of
| their daughter. Miss Amelia Kahnweier.
to Mr. Harry Martin Meyers, the cere-#
mony to take place at their residence.
No. 9o5 West Grace Street, April 9Th.
Miss ;Kahnweiler is one OF the most
popular girls in her large circle OF
friends, while the groom is prominent in
the social circles Of Philadelphia.
~. !
! The Wilson German Club has issued
invitations for an Easter german, which
will be danced April list at 9sa0 o'clock.
The floor committee is Messrs. G. T.
Harriss, John A Moore, John A Clark.
r. B. Graves w. B. Whitehead. and
| be one Of the most delightful OF the
Easter season.
Mrs Virginius Hall will entertain the
Afternoon Euchre Club Friday, April 4th.
! And as this club suspended during the
Lenten season, doubtless the members
will return with fresh; interest and a
large number indulge in a spirited game.
Miss Essie j.. Ford. the accomplished
and attractive daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
William M. Ford, of Church HILL, was
married yesterday morning to Mr.. John
n. Carter. the well known electrician of
this city. The marriage was performed
| by the Rev. Joel T. Tuckeg, pastor. of
| East-End Baptist Church. Immediately
after the ceremony the contracting par
ties left on the early morning train for
the North.
The engagement is announced of Dr.
| Thomas Alsop and Miss Margaret ClarH
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Clark, of New Brunswick, N. J. DR..
| Alsop was formerly a resident Of this
we'll Alsop. lie has quite a large prac-
| tice in New Brunswick. where he has
resided several years.
Misses Gilman and Atkinson, of the
Johns Hopkins Glee Club, will sing two
solos at their entertainment Monday at
the Woman's Club. The Glee Club has
! twenty-three members, the Banjo TWEEN
ty and the Mandolin twenty-five. These
three clubs will help to render the at
tractive programme.
The ladies' BOARD of Managers Of the
Old Dominion Hospital will meet this
afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
Another card club has been formed and
the first meeting will be held next week
| and judging by the membership already
it bids fair to be one Of the most popuia'
Miss Virginia NIoncure, who has zee:
spending the winter with relatives in this
city. has returned to her home in Stafford
county
Miss Miriam Bowman gave a delightful
| party Tuesday night in honor Of her
| birthday, at which dancing was INDUCED
| in to the wee small hours of the morn
| ing Among those who enjoyed the even
ing were Misses Sadie and Rosena
Abrams, Miss Nettie Kaufman. Miss
Dora Lang, Miss Annie Bowman, Miss
Levitt Miss Edith l. Cohen, of -Phila-