The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-21
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! 5ufnai! .nunron. Nel0 Ior;dnd tHlta1etph1o.
lish III America which, he SAID, was
| writer in IGcnricc county, Va, nearly d
/! decade before the Puritan Pilgrims lan0ea
/ on Plymouth Rock and George Sandy,
| translation OF Ovids Mcta:norphosis,
made at Jamestown at the time Of the
Indian massacre OF fG22ss, which he charac-
tolized rs the first piece CT purely literary
/ composition in the English language on
/ tho North American Continent, down
| through the period of the colony. the
/ Revolution and the development and up
t building of the State, to Mary JohnstoI'.s
Audrey and other works of the pres.
/ eut Day authors OF note. Taking this
i when a proper photography of Virginia
/ is rrcf1a red. il accordance with the stand
/ ards Of to-day for scientific photograph
| ca work, it will t,s seen that both III the
mass and matter df Virginia's contriou-
| ton to literature it will compare favor
| ably with that OF even Massachusetts
| itself.
At the conclusion, delicious ices were
served. presided over By Mrs. FirsiIhus
! We. ~ 7 TiGE IL
| Coleman. Among the visitors were MIS-
Warren, Of Erie Pa; Miss Parker, OF
! North Carolina: Mrs. n. S. EIasfins. OF
! New Orleans: Miss Annie Wheeler OF
| Buffalo: Miss Green, OF Norfolk; Mrs
| Adam Gray. of Cincinnati; Mrs. Randolph
| and Miss Margaret Randolph of Max
| Meadow; Miss Sally Seldom, OF Balu-
more: Miss Flora Stesar, OF NorloiA'
| Miss Lucy Chamberlayne, OF PETERSBURG;
Miss Harriet DarnalI. OF Lexington. Ky
| Mrs. George W. Carpenter. of Philadei-
phia; Miss Maria Sims of Halifax county;
| Miss Sallle IimberIalie, Misses Conway,
| CT Rapidan; Miss Mary Lee Wills, OF
Orange: Miss Louise Pendleton. of Louisa;
| Mrs Arthur II. KutledSe, OF Louisville,
| Ky; Miss Anna Anderson. OF Lexington;
9Irs William Miller. Mrs. Schell, Mrs H.
| c. Nichols. of Philadelphia; Messrs. How
ard Hoge, Lucien Tatum, Professor
| Gaines. Warner Moore. Professor Z. ii.
Winston. Professor and Mrs. r. g
| Gaines. NJ and Mrs. Eugene Lenney,
| Hill Montague. Mr. Charles q. Bosher,
| Mr.. P L. Conquest. Miss Virginia MosIey,
/ of Bedford City; Miss Julia CardWeil, OF
! Hanover; MI. Albert Williams, Mr.. H.
Yarbroush, John Cooke.
Miss Mario sheadlock, of England, VIII
| entertain the members of the Woman
| Club Saturday evening on THE Fun anu
philosophy of Hans Anderson's FAIRY
| Tales Miss Sheadlock is a great TREND
If Madame Sarah Grand, and has Writ
ten several French poems herself. her
| MOTTO being Laughter the sign or
| highest mental development This IS her
| Irst, visit to America, and she comes
! highly endorsed by the English press.
! rl7is promises to be one of the most bril-
| liant entertainments yet given at the
| Tub Gentlemen escorts are to be invited
nd no bonnets worn.
Miss Catherine Lindsay gave q. box par
! Saturday evening to witness Arizona.
nong her guests were: Miss Eizaretn
.avenport. Miss SalIie Seldom, of Baltl-
1orc: Mr.. Julian Hill and Mr.. Armstrong,
/ i New York.
The musicale and dance which was given
| ut the Hermitage Golf Club last Satur-
! lay will be a regular and weekly func-
! ion until further notice. Quite a large
| gathering was at the clubhouse and the
arty did not break I'D until about Z
o'clock.
Some of the Southern papers have spo-
ken of Miss Tucker, who is to appear at
| the Y NJ. c. A. on Friday evening. the
-, of tbn ,
| as the, Polk Miller of the South. She is
! also spoken of as a genuine artist in her
! line. and her limitations of the old-time
nanny are inimitable. Being a Southern
| woman, she is able to give these repre-
| sentations in a realistic manner. Her Sc
| actions are good The daily Concord
| Standard says Miss Kinsnser holds her
| audiences in almost GREATNESS attention
| and displays great artistic charm.
Miss Louise Allen Mayo and Mrs Re
cecca Gordon were rendered 81 delightful
| ard party Friday in Norfolk by Mrs.
| Dorsey Pender, and were also present at
! the reception Saturday Of the Norfolk
| County CLUB.
Mrs. r. A Gibson is visiting her sister,
Mrs. 4. i. Robertson, IN Stanton.
Miss Julia Cardweil is visiting Miss
| Alberta Williams, on Floyd Avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Masonic Homo Auxiliary will be held at.
the Temple this morning at II O'Clock.
Mrs. Conway Knox left Saturday Cor
! Orange county, where she will hc the
sucst of her parents