The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-11

social chat. The new year opens for the
Woman's Club with everything that could
be possibly desired.
The social event for the week will be
thr concert Friday night at the NJ. c.
a. by Miss Mary Ashley Bell and Mr..
Eeatile Gregory. The programme that Will
be rendered is as follows:
Mr.. Gregory (Chant de Vulcan). -. Gounod
philemon ct Baucs.)
Miss Bell c.Dost Thou Know That Sweet
Landry A. Thomas.
(MignouD
Mr.. Gresory-(a) Falstaff's Song. Fisher
Mr.. Gregory-(b) When Love is Done
Alling
Mr. Gregory-(c) violcts... Ellen Wright
Miss Bell and Mr.. Gregory-Still Vie Die
Match .Goetze
Mr.. Gregory--(a) Mon Desir. .Nevin
Mr.. Gregory-(b) Finland Love Song
White
Mr.. Gregory-(c) Myself When Young
Lehman
persian Garden.)
Miss Belle Saran Rose..... .Ardite
Mr. Gregory-() In Waldo. .Miersch
Nh. Gregory-(b) ~ Necklace of Love
Ncvin
Miss Bell-(a) A May Morning. .Denza
Hiss Rell-(b) II No One Ever Marries
DAISY Chain.)
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson was among
the guests invited to meet Prince Henry
Saturday night at the dinner given by
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Thrty-six
guests We're seated at the table, the main
color Of which was red. the flower used
being the camellia, these flowers being
placed in the tanlSards OF gold and silver,
garlands of the same flower being placed
over the table. Another long table with
twenty seats was just off the dining
room, and there was no difference in the
appointments. During the evening Sam
Franko's orchestra played.
Invitations have been received in this
city from Mr.. and Mrs. Seabrook Rini
of Nlartinsburs, w. Va, to the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Clementne Rind
to Mr.. Robert Edward RiddleberSer. The
ceremony will be performed in First
Methodist Episcopal Church in Martins
burg on Tuesday evening, March 18th, at
S o'clock.
Tho intended bride is a niece of Post
master Bentley Kern. of Winchester and
has frequently visited here. The groom
was formerly connected with the Evening
Star. and was former editor of the Mar
tinsburg News. At present he has a. Iu-
crative position in Washington, D. c.
I They will make their future home. af-
ter April list. at No. 306 Fourteenth
Street, Northwest, Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Milton c. Work, Of PHILADELPHIA.
whom the Richmond Whist Club was
named after. is now at Palm Beach, Flor
ida, and besides being the champion whist
player of her city, a beauty, showing in
dependence in her dress, one of the bes-
golfers at the Cosmopolitan golf links,
Atlantic City, an amateur photographer,
has now added to her list of accomplish
ments that of live bird shooter. AT the
contest last week in Florida, at which
twelve women entered, she came off vic
torious, the shoot being at twenty-five
yards rise at ten birds each. And strange
tc say she never handled gun before
going to Palm Beach this year.
There was a well-attended meeting of
the Sheltering Arms Hospital Board Of
Lady Managers yesterday at noon, with
Mrs Peterkin in the chair. The report
IT the Founders Day last month showed
S5h41S in cash and several handsome do
nat tons.
Three new members of the board were
e,e cted-Mrs J. D. Goodwin. Mrs. VIII
lin. The House Committee for this
month is Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. Vir-
girius Hall. Nineteen patients are i'll
the hospital at present.
Miss Mary GUSTS Lee has been sug-
gested as sponsor to christen the battle
ship Virginia by the Executive Board Of
the State Branch of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Miss Mary Overton Haw. who has
been the guest of Mrs. Muscoe Garnett
during the last few days, will return to
| her home, Dundee Hanover county,
tomorrow.
The Church Hill Branch of the Wo-
RAMS Christian Association will hold
regular meeting at their home, 1903 East
Franklin Street, this afternoon, the
nth, at o'clock. A full attendance is
requested.
Miss May Allen and Miss Louie Lunn,
of Washington, D. c.. are the guests of
Miss Roberta Allen at the residence OF
Mrs. Thomas Moore.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Lady Board of Managers of the "Homc
for Needy Confederate Women will ne
held this afternoon at 4:3o O'Clock at No.
1726 Grove Avenue. A full attendance is
desired.
There will be a charity sale Saturday
afternoon. March 15th from to o'clock
in the sunday-school room OF Grace
Episcopal Church, corner OF Foushee
and Main Streets. There will be no adj
mission fee Contributions may be sent
to NO 1GS Enst Cary Street.
Mrs Norment, nee Miss Miriam Boy
kin, of this city, was present last week
in New Orleans at a reception ten
dered Miss Annie Hobson, the sister OF
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson
The ladies' Auxiliary of the Pickett
Camp met yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock. when all the officers weTa re-
elected, and reports those in charge
Of the Aid Committee were read.