The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27

of Baltimore; Mrs Edward May. Of
Sieux Falls; Mesdames Carter Scott,
Beirne Blair; Misses Cameron, Mrs John
Blair, Mrs John Hunter, Miss Berta
Wexford. Miss Eda Atkinson. Miss
Eleanor Bosher. the Misses Davenport,
Mrs. Alfred Randolph. Mrs. Robert Gron-
er, Mrs. A. c. Small, the Misses Ross.
Mrs Alexander Cameron, Miss Margaret
Shields, Mrs. William G. Bentley. Mrs.
William Taliaferro. Mrs. Wyndham
Meredith. Mrs. Robert Blankenship. Mrs.
Richard Wilson, Mrs Virgintus Hall.
Mrs. E. Randolph Williams. Mrs. R. Ian
caster Villains, Mrs. Lewis Catlett Will
liams, Mrs. Miles Martin. Miss Edmonia
Martin. the Misses Lancaster, Mrs. W. T.
Moulton, Mrs. Henry Rely, Mrs. John A.
Coke, Jr, Miss Helen Christian, the
Misses Harris Mrs. William Adams, the
Misses Pegram, Miss Sadie Sutton, Miss
Mary Donnan. Mrs. r. Turner AIRING
Mrs John Taylor. Mrs. John Potts. Miss
Hindman. Of Louisville; Mrs. John Cullen.
Mrs. Otway Allen. Miss Halves, the
Misses Boykin, the Misses Meade. Miss
Edith Jones, Mrs. B. B. Valentine. Mrs.
C. c. Pinckney. Miss Mabel Walker. Mrs.
Aubrey Young. Mrs. Charles Boiling
Holiday. Mrs. Matthew Maury, Mrs.
Allen Crutchfield. Miss Callie Ryland,
Miss Gertrude Camm. Miss George Blan-s
kenship. Mrs. James Allison, Mrs. James
Walker, Miss Mary Hayes, Miss Ella
Cooke, Miss Mary Lewis. Miss Mamie
Winston, Mrs. Noel. the Misses Lindsay,
Mrs. Caskie .Cabell, Mrs. j. Aston Ca
bell, Miss Leila Myers. Miss Effle Branch.
Miss Annie Tenant, Mrs. Levin Joynes.
Mrs. Thomas N. Carter, Mrs. Bennehan
Cameron and Mrs: Eugene Aiassie.
The " NJ I. cadets were Informally en-
tertained Monday by Lieutenant Maury
Werth, and Jolly time was. spent by all
present The guests who enjoyed this de-
lightful entertainment were Miss Maria
Lightfoot Miss Martha Robinson,
Miss Octavia Crenshaw. Miss Polly
Robins, Miss Adair Minor, Miss An
ME Morris, Miss Louise Purcell. Miss
Nora Leary, Miss nora Houston, Miss
Alice +Hotchkiss, Miss Mary Buford, Miss
Lizzie Brander. Misses Kate and Char.
lotte Younge; Captain A. B. Rawn, OF
Roanoke; Lieutenant r. A. Riser, Of
Texas; Lieutenant II. G. Garland. Lynch
burg; Cadets H NJ. McCance, Z. L. Bass,
B. c. Lewis, "A. l.. John, CT this city:
r. NJ Bailey. Georgia: E. G. Flowers.
vicksburg. Miss; J. NJ. Barnett Birming-
Marshall, Portsmouth, Va: and Il. M.
Howard Washington, D. c.
An event OF much social interest FOR
the coming month is the marriage OF Miss
Fife Audrey Lacy and Mr.. w. II. Hail.
Miss Lacys maid OF honor will be Miss
Lucille Deaderick. OF Tenn. Among the
bridesmaids will be Misses Eleanor Cling
an Of Miss; Gillie Neville, Of Ports
mouth: Elizabeth Lacy. of Pals: Etho-
lene Hall. Of Rocky Mount: and Misses
Louise Walthal and Bessie Hagan. of this
city. Mr.. Hale's best man will be Mr..
Geo. c. Iafferty. of Washington. D. c.
The wedding will BIO solemnized at the
First Baptist Church on tho evening OF
May 21st.
The song rccita, Of MRS Bertna cush-
ing Child at Ashland Friday night. for the
! benefit OF the Randolph-Macon College
Athletic Association. was a. red-letter oc-
casion for artistic circles in that music
loving community.
Mrs Child is the leading contra1to So
loist who will appear in the Wednesday
Club Festival concerts next Tuesday at
tcrnoon and evening.
Ashland is the old home Of her hus-
band. Mr.. Charles Triplir Child. the dis
tinguished technical editor Of tho Electri.
cal Review OF New York. and Mrs Child
Is great favorite especially with the
students, Who have heard her before.
She was artisticaliy accompanied by Mr..