The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-06

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PERSO OVAL
| The regular meeting of the Lee Camp
Auxiliary was held yesterday afternoon.
The report OF the recording secretary
stated that q letter had been written to
Mrs. b A. Angle. expressing sympathy
on the death OF her husband. Mrs. An
sic has been an active member Of. the
auxiliary, since its organization The
treasurer read her report. showing that
$S4l Is had been expended in groceries and
fuel since Decent her, and recommended
that no more fuel be sent out, as the
funds in the treasury would not admit of
lit. The work of the auxiliary is intended
for the relief of members of Lee Camp,
but very few names of sick members
appeared on the roll, and the list will be
taken to the camp for revision Mrs
Crouch wife. of the superintendent of the
county poorhouse, was thanked for the
| interest taken in the care of Mrs. Nash,
the Confederate widow who died at that
| institution. who, but for her calling on
the Lee Camp Auxiliary, would have been
buried in the potters' field. She was
| buried in the lot owned by Lee Camp in
| Riverside Cemetery, Mr.. Bliley very gem
erously assisting by his personal contri-
button The auxiliary will report its
years work to Lee Camp on Friday night.
There was a called meeting yesterday
afternoon OF the Ladies' Auxiliary of
| the Railroad Y. NJ. c. a. at $3.50. Much
routine business was transacted and the
| following officers elected: Mrs. c.. NJ.
johnson. president; Mrs. w. N. PoindeN-
ter, vice president; Miss Inez Robinson,
| secretary; Mrs. j. f. Williford, treas
whole, and regular meetings will be held
| every second and fourth Thursday in
the month This society will give a social
Friday night, March 18th, in the rooms
Of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. "A. at the Main
| Street Station.
The jefferson Club will, within the
next few days, be- the scene of three
/ brilliant social events. Monday, March
10th, a whist and euchre party will be
| given, followed by an elegant collation.
and dancing for the younger element.
Tuesday, March 18th, Miss Rosalie
Held, who will be united to Mr.. Schwartz
schild the next day, will give an ele-
| CANT reception.
| A masquerade ball Is on the pro-
| gramme for the 9th, at which n NUM-
|
| will be worn.
Among the social events Of to-day are
| the meeting at noon of the Junior Aux
iliary of the Home for 1ncurables.
The Kate Wheeloci1 Whist Club at the
residence Of Mrs. Warner Moore.
Miss Maria Blair's lecture at 4:3t
o'clock at the Y w. C. A. under Circle
! No Of Grace-Street Presbyterian
| Church
| And the Calendar Social at the resi-
/ dence OF Mrs. Helen G.. Manson for the
benefit of the Children's Home Society.
The Charleston Evening Post says:
Mrs. Green and her daughter, Mrs
Grant. of Culpeper, Va, are at No Sc
Rutledge Avenue. They will spend sew
eral weeks in Charleston. Mrs. Green
was appointed by Mrs. President General
Harrison one of the fist regents of the
| D. A. r. in Virginia. While here Mrs
| Green will endeavor to interest the pub
| lie in the home industrial system, OF
| which she is a. great enthusiast. She
| has begun a movement in Virginia to
| have industrial schools incorporated in
! the public school system, and hopes to
| make the movement national.
A pretty wedding was that Of Miss
| Agnes Munford and Mr.. Edward Adams.
| who were married yesterday evening at
$50 O'Clock at Bethany Church, Charles
! City county The bride was becomingly
I attired in travelling suit Of gray, and
was attended by Miss Peterson as maid
| OF honor and the Misses Lena Adams
/ Lila NIunford, bridesmaids. looking well
| in white organdy. The ushers were Mr.
! w. H Adams of this city; Mr. Lewis
Adams. Mr.. Edward Gill. of Charles City.
| H. 1aft 11aS Pa IN
| for an extended Northern tour.
Among the Richmond guests at the Ber-
| nard-Nalle nuptials last night in Peters
burg were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ruther-
! foord, Mr.. James rutherford. Misses
Jane and Sarah rutherford. Mrs Louis
| Wheat, Mr.. S. rutherford Hose and Mr..
| Charles Rose.
The Norfolk a. P. Y. A. will entertain
| the New Yorl1 visitors in May at a lunch
! con, which the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
said 'swould be given under tent on the
/ SPOT where Pocahontas was carried to
| John Rolfe in commemoration Of the his
/ toric event
Miss Isabella NJ. Santos the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Santos, was
| married TUESDAY evening to Mr.. Charles
/ G. Walton, OIL Nof1Olk, by rev. James
| Vance
Miss Helen L. Santos was the maid OF
honor and Mr.. Kearney Walton best man
/ Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Walton left for an extended
tour.
Mrs. ,Chaf1in and Miss Addie Chaffin
who have been visiting friends in Dan
/ Vile. are now visiting Mrs. J. L. Waring
in Washington.
Miss Margaret Tabb. who has been the
guest of Miss Sally Reed Andersen. is
now visiting Mrs. John E. Lemoine, IL
/ Petersburg
At the approaching -schwarzschild
nuptuals, the bridal Chorus" from Lo-
hengrin. will be sung by the choir OF Beth
Ahaba Synagogue.
Miss zada English. of this city, is now
the guest of Miss Isabel Santos on York
Street, Norfolk.
NJ n TAYLOR. who visited his nar.