The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-06

fore the Woman,s Club next Monday an
sternoon on ..R ONE. r The recently eiecteu
members of the club are Mrs. 1ter . usle
A. Claiborne. Mrs a. ThierInar: WI 70 o
Charles r. Robins. Mrs Page Mass,e, anu
Mrs. Moncure.
4 Mrs. 4. s1.indsay Walker is the guest
Of, her f1aurhter, Mrs. Calvin Satterhe!d.
of Barton Heights Mrs. Walker is the
mother of Mr.. c.. C. Walker. s,1perintend-z
ent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
TIRE annex Of the Nvoman's Christian
Association will be formally opened next
sr-,,,s evening, at s o clock. The pro-
eramme is under the efficient direction
Of Reginald Walker. The Rev. Carey e.
Morgan will make the opening prayer and
the Rev. M.ssAshby Jones vii make an
address The following will take part IN
the progra nine of music and rotations:
Miss EDoza A. Mitchell. soprano; Miss
Rosalie Pettis, reader: ]. Stuart Hopkins,
tenor: Walter A. Watkins. tenor: f. Rob
ert Stokes, baritone: w. Reginald Walker,
accompanist.
The Wednesday Southern Cotillon.
which was danced at Delmonico's, New
York, last week was unusually brilliant,
lin a military figure. Hundreds of silk
flags were waved in the air by the dan
GERS, the flags of all nations being brought
into use. Among those present who are
known in this city were Miss Ellen Bag
by, of Richmond. Mrs. Thomas Randolph
Price DR.. Fielding Lewis Taylor. DR..
George Boiling Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. George
i Gordon Battle, Miss Mary Morgan. OF
Baltimore; Miss Elizabeth Davis and
many others.
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Mrs Andrew Simonds Jr.. will entertain
a delightful party at the Charleston Expo
sition this month, among the guests being
President Theodore Roosevelt, Miss Alice
Roosevelt, while Mrs. Andrew Simonds
ST., will entertain at the same Date Mrs
Herbert Claiborne, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Aston
Cabell and DR.. Julian Cabell, of Wash
ington. Many joint entertainments are
being planned in their honor.
A special meeting of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society was held yes
terday at the Mansion, with Mrs. Ste
phen Putney In the chair, at which sew
eral clauses Of the constitution were re-
vised. Judge George L. Christian, pres
ident of the Advisory Board, was present
during the three hours discussion.
Miss Ruby Bodeter, who Is the guest
of Mrs. Lewis Merriman, OF Washing
ton, is the recipient of hatterlng atten-
ton. Miss Bodeker was present on
Tuesday at a private tea given by Mrs.
Roosevelt and also on Monday present
at a tea given by Mrs. Cortelyou. wife
Of the Presidents private secretary.
Miss Ellen Bagby, of this city, viii
lead with Mr.. Montgomery Schuyler Jr.,
last dance OF the Wednesday Cotillon,
which will be danced Friday night at
Delmonicos This dance is not the reg
ular cotilon, but that given by its Board
of Governors.
Miss Mary Neal, who has been with her
sister, Miss Matte Neal, at the Retreat
for the Sick, left yesterday morning for
Green Bay, Va.
Mr.. E. j. Warren has as his guests Rev.
and Mrs. J. r. Ellis, of Gordonsville, and
Mrs. t. D. Ransom. of Stanton.
Miss Eda Atkinson will leave for Aiken.
S. G., to-day. where shc will be the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald BROOKS.
The Misses Jane and Elizabeth Fisher
will be informally '.at homo" Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Sarah Hodsson. of Swanee, Tenn,
is the guest of Miss Jennie Hughes.
Miss Willie Gregory, of New Kent who
has been the guest for the last few weeks
of Miss Mary Baughman, will return
to her home to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Catlett. Williams
have returned to the city from their
bridal tour, which they took in the
private car of Mr.. John Shelton Williams
through the Southern States.
Miss Virginia Mosty, who has been
the guest for the last three weeks OF
Miss Alberta Williams, will return to
her homo tomorrow.
The Misses Marie and Julia. William
son, who have been the guests Of Mrs.
Waiter Christian. will leave for their
home, in Frederick Md. Tomorrow.
Miss Marie Shedlock viii give an OBJ
| jective lesson in the art of artistic story
telling in her talk appointed for the
evening of February Sth, and taking
place in old All-saints Church, for the
benefit of the Belle S. Bryan Free Kin
dergarten and Day Nursery.
All important Iitelliis5 VI liie ulllOF AuA-
iliary of the Home for Incura bles will be
held to-day at y o'clock at No. 91S
West Franklin Street.
Miss Maria Blair Of this city. will de-
liver a lecture Friday night before the
Young Ladies Society Of the Second
Presbyterian Church.
ga Silver Tea" will be held at the Wo-
mans Christian Association February
Goth.
The ladies OF All-Saints' Church will
serve their usual pancake dinner from y
to 5 o'clock on Shrove Tuesday at No.
1215 East Main Street.
Miss Maude Conrad, who has been the
guest Of Miss Janet Summerson, in Staun-
ton, has returned home.
Miss Laura Chaplin is visiting Mrs.
Arch Kenney in Staunton.