The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

PERSO s
The receiving party OF the Calendar
Social, next Thursday evening at the res
tdence of Mrs Manson, will include Mrs
"A. J. Montague, Miss Ruby Bodeker,
Mrs. Helen Manson. Mrs John Garland
Pollard, Mrs. John S. Harwood. MS. n
v. Randolph, 5Irs. William Maybee. Mrs
Al. Pyle. Mrs. Charles P. Walford, Mrs.
H. Tyler, Miss Lizzie Grattan and Mrs
George A. Lyons During the evening q.
| delightful programme will be rendered
and refreshments will be served by
bevy of society favorites.
Mrs Helen We'll will delight large
audience Saturday night at the Woman's
| Club when she reads "Paola and Frances
ca at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Well has a. ma
! tional reputation as a lecture reader. and
has spoken to some Of the mos,ss cultured
| audiences In this city. Gentleman escorts
will be allowed and ladies are asked to
come without their bonnets.
| Admiral Sch1ey has had another letter
| urging him to address representative
! audience in this city. This letter will be
! presented by Representative Lamp and
I is from the Joint societies OF the Rich
| mond College and is endorsed by Dr. F.
| W. Boatwright- They want Admiral
Sch1ey to give an address during com
| mencement, which will be between Juno
! 9th and 18th
] THE Art OF Appreciation" was the
subject skillful1y handled by DR.. F. W.
/ Boatwright yesterday afternoon at the
W1oman's Club before large and appre-
ciative audience. He discussed his theme
from subjective point of view, not OBJ
/ jective-our appreciation of art and how
We can learn to appreciate it. Throughout
the talk DR.. Boatwright delivered some
crisp sayings, which could be taken home
by his hearers. some of which We're:
I'VE are too blind to the magnificent
panorama of life. Is it we'll, is it worth
! while to overcome this blindness? Surely
it is; life is of the present, and the in
spration is to come
There are three great fields In ma
ture-the good, the beautiful, the true
religion reeds art as its hand1naiden.''
| Beauty is next to goodness, not clean
liness.''
THE real artist creates his art, because
he must, to satisfy the inward SELF
Daisies have bloorned ever since Scot
land was. yet Burns took it up as If it
was new
At the conclusion tea and coffee were
served.
Among the visitors were: Miss Jose
pfline Szer, of King William; Miss Mary
S. Taylor. of Wilmington, n. c.; Miss
Mary Meade. of Albemarle: Miss Eliza
beth WignalI of Washington; Miss Lucy
Lee Richardson. of ST. Joseph, No.;
Miss N1adge White. OF Abingdon: Mrs
Jewett, of Boston; Mrs. James Evans. OF
Florence. S. c.; Miss Martha v Painter,
Of tMbemarle: Mrs Gordon. Of Louisa;
Miss Ia~don Harrison. of Danvil1e; Miss
| Jane Richardson. of Missouri
Miss Bessie White, of Abingdon. is
visiting Miss Mary Ball, on Park Ave
nue.
Yesterday at high noon DR.. E. N. Ca
lisch offlGiated at the wedding of Miss
Louise Edithe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. Kaufman, of this city. and Mr.. Ber-
tram S. Kaufman. OF Colorado Springs,
Col. The marriage took place at The
Lakewood. Lakewood, n. J., the iulme-
fiiate family only being present The
bride is a well-known young lady of
this city, and has a large circle of friends
and acquaintances. while the groom is
one of the principal business men of
Colorado Springs After about q months
honeymoon the happy couple will take up
residence at Colorado Springs.
Miss Nora Lanshorne, who is 4 STU
| dent OF the ttlCnInOQC fen1dle SEMINARY
and spends her Saturdays with her sis
ter, Mrs Moncure Perkins, will entertain
at a box party to see May MannerIng
Saturday night.
The new members elected to the Wo-
mans Club during the month OF Feb
ruary included: Mrs. John D. Blair. Mrs
Alfred Giles, Mrs. William Mckim ,Iar-
riott, Mrs. Charles L. Mosby, Mrs. Will
liam \. Anderson and Mrs Leland Ran
kin.
Miss Leila Myers is the guest OF Miss
Efie Branch, at her handsome home. or
West Franklin Street.
Miss Margaret Loving. Of Amherst,
t will bc the guest this week Of Mrs. Cory
don Sutton.
Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey, who has beer
spending some time at Bon Air, has re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. Edgar Taylor will leave Wednes.
day on two-Weeks visit to Baltimore.
Miss Edith Wilma Marshall, OF Phila-
: delphia, will be the guest this week OF
Miss OIadge Freddy. Miss Marshall is
] just returning from a delightful visit to
Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Campbell Smith is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evelyn Smith ou