The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
GIBBS arm SOCIETIES.

Mrs Landonia Dasheil introduced Miss
A. H. Perry at the Woman's Club last
Monday evening. Miss Perry gave an
informal talk on physical culture and
recommended the establishment of &
woman:s gymnasium at No. IL West
Main Street, asking the cooperation OF
the Woman's Club to this end. After
the talk Miss Claire Guillaume read
aloud an invitation to the club from the
be present at the unwilling of a me-
mortal monument in Hollywood, October
18th.
at the informal reception which fol-
lowed. Mrs. TolnplSins poured tea and
Miss Madse Freddy sat behind the cof-
fee urn. Guests present were: Mss
Ellie Bosher. Mrs. Z. P. Disn1ulles. of
Columbus. Ga; Miss Elizabeth Cocks of
Bon AIR: Mrs. NJ. C. Baker. Of Chicago;
Mrs. George Wayne Anderson and Miss
Henrietta Jones, OF Petersburg.
me Milton c. Work Whist Club met
Wednesday last at A:2o P. A.. in the
auditorium of the Wornan's Club. The
north and south score was tie between
Mrs Bland Smith Mrs. c. ". P. Brock.
Mrs. "A. S. Wexford and Mrs, Fairfax
Montague. East and west, Miss Florence
Tyler and Mrs. Donaldson, OF West Va.
were winners.
The Hollywood Memorial Association
Iler at the Second Presbyterian Church
Wednesday. October Sth. at noon. It
was decided 10 refer the arrangements
for unveiling the monument to be erected
by the Philadelphia Chapter of Confcder-
ate Daughters III Hollywood. October
18th. TO Lee Cams and a committee Of
ladies was aproi,9 TO confer with the
camp. The monument Will be unveiled
by little Miss Halsey,5 the granddaughter
OF General Daoney II. Maury. for whom
the Chapter is named. Mrs. Halsey, Mrs.
II. Ashley Blythe and a large party OF
Philadelphians will arrive in Richmond
the morning OF October 18th % be pres
ent at the unwilling.
the Stay-at-home Whist Club met last
Monday night at Mrs. c. w. p. Brooks
East FRANKLIN Street. Miss Matte Har-
ris and Captain Harrie Webster we-e
successful contestants. The club will
meet next Monday night with Captain
and Mrs. Webster.
Mrs WiIIiam McC. Ramsey, of West
over. viii entertain the Colonial Danes
at their taIl meeting. October 24th The
Danes will so to Westover by the
steamer PocahontaS, and Mrs. Ramsey
will give them an elegant luncheon dur
Ing their stay. No more gracious or
graceful act OF hospitality could be ten
cered by the mistress of the most beau
tiful and the stateliest home IN Virginia.
The Danes thoroughly appreciate the
honor done them by SO fitting a repre-
sentative Of their organization as Mrs.
Ramsey. Those who will probaly go
from among the Richmond society viii
be: Mrs. James H. Doo!ey, Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Carter, Mrs. Gideon a. Daven-
port, Mrs. John Addison. Mrs. William
Russell Robinson, Mrs. Howard D. Hoge,
MISS Wade, Mrs. William T.. Robins,
Mrs. Warner Moore, Mrs. William L.
Royal, Mrs. Charles w. Coleman. Mrs.
John Lott1cr, Mrs. Charles Selden. Mrs.
George ". Bagby. Mrs. Isaac n. Jones,
Mrs. r. G. Hunter, Miss Bell Perkins,
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler. Mrs. Robert A. Glib
son. Mrs. ". T. Oppenhimer AIRS.
Charles Y. Darlington. Mrs. Landonia
Dashie!l. Mrs. w. NJ. Woodward. Mrs.
Charles Burgess Ball HRS. Junius Nos
by. Mrs. Bland Spotswood Smith. AIsr.
T.. Morcure Perkins, Mrs. Dana II.
Fucker, Mrs. W. G. Stanard, Mrs Rob
ert G.. Rennolds. Mrs. j. H. Drake, Mrs.
Cniies N. t'erreli. Mrs. Malvern c. Pat
terson. Miss Anna Boyl1in. Mrs. John.
u. Farland Miss Susan S. T. Wexford,
Mrs. V1rgtnius Han. Mrs. c. w.
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