The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-14
Society.

at Lee Camp Hall. Miss Elizabeth 7 ownes
presiding. The business of greatest I'M
portance was the election of officers.
which resulted as follows: President.
Miss Eliza5eth Townes: First Vice
President, Miss Annie Gray: Second Vice
President, Miss Mamie Baughman; Re-
corGinS Secretary, Mrs. William WADE;
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Lucy
Clair Atkinson; Treasurer, Miss Bessie
Hill.
The honorary president is Mrs. y. "
Randolph. and honorary vice-president,
Mrs. George A. Lyon.
1t was decided to donate s. to the Davis
Monument Association.
Mrs. Lyon was appointed chairman OF
q committee to solicit ife-memherships
The following committee was appoint
ed to attend Hebrew-Day Memorial ex-
erciseS tomorrow: Miss Annie Gray.
Mrs. Blankenship. Mrs. William Wade.
Mrs. George a. Lyon. Mrs Wade was
appointed chairman of a committee to
arrange for a meeting of the Association
at the Soldiers Home on the 18th to
make wreaths for the memorial ohser-
vance the following day.
Miss Mamie Baughman was appointed
chairman of the Flag Committee, and
Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson chairman Of
the Publication Committee.
entertained Monday afternoon by Miss
Helen Thalhimer at her home on West
Grace Street. Ping-poug was played by
the guests. who received as souvenirs
dainty miniature rackets. tied with coll
ored ribbons, while after an exciting con-
test Miss Juliet Stratus and Miss Ray
Cohen were awarded two dainty water
color pictures, representing the up-to-
date ping-pcng girl.
After the game an elegant collation.
was served on a table. which was charri-
isely decorated with roses and ferns,
forming a colCr-scheme of pink. The
guests included Miss Clara Straus. of
Charleston, w. Va; Miss Florence Eigen-
bum, Of Petersburg: Mrs. William Mel
son, Mrs Simon Block, Miss Corrne
st1aus. Miss Juliet Stratus. Miss Ray
CcEen, Mrs. Leroy Cohen, Miss Estelle
Hoitlocll and Miss Eta Sycie.
A meeting of the Executive Committee
CT the Alumrae Association of the Wo-
mans College was held yesterday after
noon Plans were made for the sixth an
nual luncheon. which will be held at the
Jefferson Hotel, June I'd. Enthusiasm
vas very much aroused when it was
proposed to make this 4 rally OF all OF
the alLmnae who are interested in their
alma mater preparatory to q general re-
organza ton of the association in the
early fall With this end in view an
interesting programme has been arrange!
and q very large attendance of the resi-
dent and nonresident members is eX-
pected.
Japanese pin boxes were the dainty
score cards of the Post-Lenten Euchre
Club, which was charmingly entertained
yesterday by Mrs. G. i. l.. Davis Inc
progression was marked with pins, the
idea. OF a japanese festival being further
carried out by the prizes. AT the con-
clusion of the game an elegant collation.
was served on the card tables
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the
Woman's Club when, in spite of the
heat. a spirited game was played, result
ing in the honor falling north ana south
to Mrs Bland Smith and Mrs BenJamln
Nash and east and west to Mrs. Harry
Webster and Miss Florence Tyler.
Tho annual excursion of the A. P. v. a.
To jamestown on May 2ith promises to
be the largest and most successful ever
given.
William and Mary College will fur
uish the literary exercises, and the pres
enca of a large PARTY OF northern friends
will give new color to the day. which
is always one of great enjoyment.
The schools will send large delegations
society win be out in full force and there
will also be music and dancing and a
GOOD lunch. of which Miss Betty Ellyson
is chairman Tickets are already for
sale at the Virginia Historical Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L.. Kenny entertained
=. number of little tots Monday IN honor
OF the fourth birthday of their little
daughter, Miss Annie Lee Kenny. Among
those present were: Misses Marie Rob-
ertson, Mary Rankin, Elma Sims, Ethel
Hazlesrove. Katie Moss, Eliza Seay.
Ruth Bradley Louise Starke. Lizzie
starke. Annie Lee Kenny; Masters Al
fred robertson. Eugene Bradley. Merle
Pencil, Parker Starke. Charlie Kester,
Y. Hall and Alfred C Kenny.
The Misses Bodeker have issued invita-
lions for reception Thursday in honor
of their guest, Mrs. Amelia Burton Les
lie, OF Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Allen Lyons has issued invitations
for a euchre party for Friday afternoon.
Tho opening OF the Jefferson Hotel
Thursday will be the occasion OF severa.
small dinner parties among the So
ciety fayorites.
Mrs John Hunter will be chairman OF
the next meeting of the Woman's Clue.
when Rev. w. e. Evans will read
paper On Poetry of the Year
Miss Mamie Russell, OF Winchester.
returned to her home Saturday, to tho
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