The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-11

.,i+a Of heat and electrical storms,
.ociatv sill, remains within the city
limits and has not as yet begun 10 aieoP'
or even get In a very lansuld sia'e' ~
some Of the most elegant ehtetla'Htlis'..7
of the spring season have oe'll SNei..
THAT they have been mostly out-ol-uo',
feter does not alter the case, LOT really
r.hen are the suns rays felt So niuch as
-be, and trees will not, sad 10 say,
+oucl, In all instances limit 10 iimiS. hui
NO hear on all sides that the Sui'ii,'ci
.-irl of 1902 is entirely different from i
sister of 1901. IN more than one My.
,nya-ds fashion far the first time upon
rscords If is CONNIE ii faut for the
,nuff and boa to be suiiIne. aI ,'.s', e.
to NV lady's toilet and even IL tie ii..il
&c frivolous decorative affair, all sadn
ond lace bearing clusters Oh Vioiets az
ts carried on Beauty's knee as she otlNes
IN the suburbs in the evening, 1ie "a
remains that 1t Is a mum. lio
t,,, n may be dressed. The boaS may
,,o+ no of feather. but still have jobs
fi,,ttei,c- ends Of tulle and chiiloh. aoo'ii-
"a with ribbon bows. Tucl eS anu liz "eis'
That is enough contrast lor oiie e"t
fashions line and with regard ~ ~
walden herself, she is even more Si,'ii'seu,
nay haunt is no longer the Neranda, ana
s,as rot through lack of exercise,
.a.o,- triflc bilious" as Edgar Sal'us
p-rore the other day, but is ono OIL 10
dance and freckles," which Is accoutlteu
ror nv eighteen holes of Golt, dailE au'o
-,ahile excursions to some Charming liaS'
r.here dainty dinners may be eaten ION.
a table placed under japanese lal,se, -,
~ walking tours 10 some old Ioiliaiias
-. The old way of sitting IN the pofcn
dressed in frills and be-rlboohed, may
have been conducive 10 matrlmoils' pu.
aa tho same writer said "oftener enaeo
IN divorce" Whereas young people Wi!o
,o careening over the country or chasiils
eTter golf balls. have no use or timc
Ga. .e5t,nent ana poetry ana in their
Mace has come conraueshi'' IA.
SSr,,,, unaffected and healthful LOT
.,.,,;cl, the girl OF 1902 Il sha lives. VIII
chine as none ever has before her' III
snaal.inr of sentiment this new summer
,i,l will be In no wise an CID naaa' Pu,
She will not he a su'nme: mr. y. q a.,
tba+ the s:er,,er sex will fall III love Win
-, tho .no,. but she will be q girl who IN
iva viii show her striking qualities, VINO
Iii, MOI resemble a. dime novel, VINO VIII
reerarted and treated as sister or
cousin. and afterwards will be queen OF
home and her husba ids near i''4ts
Ave the summer gtri OF Nv
e,..+ interest is felt in the aP2roach-
snr biennial council of the Nationai GO,
c;etv Of Colonial Danes which "itl hoio
meeting in the New Nlliaro Hp'ei'
Washington. May iii.
.rbe council will hold its opening ses-
sion a: 10 A. NJ "Wednesday. May =.
the Executive Committee Will meet at
che Willard the evening of May 70.
The afternoon of May u, the shai,
n.hich has been erected by the So!onial
names TO the memory or - soiuieis
end sailors in the Spanish-American war.
viii be unveiled with imposing ceremon-
los General Brooke will have the pro-
rramme Of the occasion in charge.
Mrs. Herbert a. Claiborne, the presi-
don. ~ the Virginia Society of Danes
.,a .he cice-president of me National
sacfetv. will be unable to take the part
assigned her for the unwilling, so Mrs.
Henry Alexander White. Of Lexington.
ga will act in her place. Among otner
Y,;cbmon6 Danes present will be: Mrs
1sohert A. Lancaster. Mrs William Brad
.ord l,eaie. Mrs. William T. Robins. Mrs.
reginald Gilman. Miss Anna BoySin and
Mrs. Charles B. Ball.
Miss Mamie B. Winston was warmly
welcomed among tho chairmans guests
at the Wonan's Club Monday. Ass
WINSTON has recently returned from New
York. and is visiting FOR few days her
old home at Glen Alien. In a few weeks
ahe viii leave for Europe. where she will
spend the summer months Miss Win
s.cn has established in ner book. .Ihe
Grace OF Orders" a valid claim TO recog-
milton as writer OF fiction who can fore
r,o the apparent tendency OF the present
70 appeal to the right and purely enter