The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-02

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the Charleston Exposition. AIR. Freeman
was stationed in and around Charleston
during his service as a Confederate SOL
der, and will be glad to have this oppor-
tunity for renewing old acduaintances and
assocla tons.
Many visitors were noticed on the
streets yesterday and also m1ny society
favorites who have returned from South
ern tours. They were all on shopping in
tent, until Broad Street resembled the
Christmas rush. Among those noticed
were:
Miss Ilda Atkinson. who has returned
from Aiken, where she was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks.
Mrs c. Powell Noand was noticed
with the Misses Cameron At tho first
of the week she visited Mrs. Barton
Haxall Wise.
Miss Sophie White was another shop
Ger, having just returned from Baltimore
and New York.
Mrs. IL N. Jewett. of Boston. accom-
panied Mrs. w. S. Forbes on her rounds
Of calls
Miss Belle Perkins and her mother,
Mrs. William IL Perkins, were telling
everyone of their good time in, Charles
ton and Pine Forest Inn, one Of the
The Misses Morgan We're welcomed
b>lck again by their friends, who had not
seen them before this week, and many
questions We're asked and answered
about their cruise on their yacht "Riva''
around Charleston harbor.
Miss Annie Sailer. of Philadelphia, was
noticed with Mrs Langbourne Williams,
as whose guest she is receiving much at
tention.
by the friends of the Misses RedfOrd
Miss Mary synlington Tayl or, of Win
ston, n. c., accompanied her aunt. Mrs.
L. C. Adam, on a shopping expedition
Miss Grace Cunningham and Miss
Emma Scott told everyone of the :lori-
Gus time they had at the Mardi Gras.
Miss Maria. Moseley was greeted also
though she Fad been in this City since
! Monday but, on accoun tho rain,
had not seen may of her friends since
her return from New Orleans
Miss Louise Seldom, of Goochland. was
with her hostess. Miss Helen Stevens.
Miss Helen O'Ferrall was back again.
after delightful six weeks in Morsans-
town. Va, and told of the informal
hops given by the University students.
Miss Madge White, of Abingdon, Va,
was with her hostess. Miss Ella Cooke.
Miss Bessie Madison. of Petersburg, as
the VI MISS vas
warmly greeted by the deoutants.
Miss Brownie Benson was greeted
again, after a delightful visit to Oil City
and Buffalo, and introduced her frierds
to her guest. Miss Mary Cornelia Dab
ney, of, OIL City,
There being aSsood dea! Of interest
evinceds at present in the Huguenot Evan
gelical Society ofssthe South, it may be
timely TO says5that it's aim is tSto help
the Protestant Church of France in its
effort to respond to the appeals which
came from allsparts of rl1ra1 France for
ministers who VIII teach them the pure
gospel The Richmond Branch wishes to
undertake the support Of one minister.
for which they. have already raised half
of the necessary amount. Those WISHING
to aid in this good work may send their
Subscriptions to the treasurer or her as
sistants. in the different churches whose
names are here given.
Treasurer-tAIrs j. b. Halybufton,4 No
500 West Franklin Street.
From the Episcopal Churches.
st. Jehns-to the Rev. Il. Goodwill.
Nc. 1905 East Grace Street.
Mcnumental-NIrs. Virginius Hall, No.
sos North Twelfth Street. ST.
St Pau, s-Miss Claire Guilliame. No i
East Grace Street.
! ST. James-Mrs. George A. Lyon. IS No.
614 East Grace Street ~
Grace Episcopal lIrs.5sI Il Z. Lewis, No.
fs1s West Era nix lin, -
Grace Street Church IS ohm Al. Ian