The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL,

J IA>ANAfi 4 A@-s
I'iicro was no meeting yesterday OF f1s
CcntIaa Committee OF tie Davis Moiu-
'slerlt Association, owing 10 the absence
,f the chairman. Tho meeting oil .1iiS
Daughters OF tho Confcdcracy was Ncu
attended. Mrs. Edward Valentine was IN
Tho chair, the president being unsh!e 10
ntiend OH accoant Of sickness an sitle
family. Dues were paid fer ire seai,
Thanks wore expended TO Miss Bette
Fllvson md Mics Annie Biankcnship for
their beautiful arrangement OF the ans
rral Tea Tho corresponding secretary
y as instructed to write a. note of THANKS
10 Mr.. Mercer, who added so much pleas
Urc by his chorus OF children, ana 10
Miss Iadoiaidc Watkins. who pleased me
visitors by her beautiful Noiee, nc Ioi-
lowing new members were elected: Mrs.
Charlotte Randolph icVeish, recon
mcnded by Father Tahb and Major Old
OF the Fourth Virginia. Cavalry; MIS-.
Frederick Robertson, recommends by
lion. John Gcodc, member OF the con-
fcdcratc Congress; Miss Daisy Parkih-
son DucsberTy, Mobile, Ala; Mrs. Violet
Duesbe,ry fSidgocd, recommended by
Captain j.. j. Levy; Captain Charles z.
liccer. Miss Ellen Beverly Woodbridge.
Miss Julia Stanard Woodbridge, Nuss Mary
Johns woodbridge, recommended by Gen.
INitzhuSh Lee.
rho Board of Managers OF the Homo
for Needy Confederate Women met at
iho Home Tuesday afternoon at 4:so
O'Clock Mrs. Nelson Powell presiding.
The principal business transacted was
the returns from the recent play given
under the auspices OF the Board. Tho
amount cleared is about 500. and all the
receipts haze not beech collected. n
check for a nice little sum was given
through Mrs. y. J. Montague. and a party
offered 10 Cndow a room at mo lone
which was accepted.
Among the ladies present were Mes
danes a. j. Montague, A. NJ Reddy,
Nelson Powell, Apperson, Julius Bobson,
ID NJ Burgess, John o'Brien aud Rowe.
valentine tea will be given on Friday
afternoon from $50 To $50 o'clock by
the IN the Service Of The King Circle
or Kings Daughters, at No. liz East
Franklin Street Some Of the young laa1es
who have the affair in charge are Misses
Louise Atkins. Mary Lathrop, Porter
Sands, Bottie and Gertrude Clarke, Addie
Rowe, Josephine Tyler, May Wolverton
The Sue X Gordon Whist Club met
Monday evening and spirited game OF
duplicate whist was played, resulting 10
The highest score being made by Mrs.
Bland Smith and Mr.. john Tyler, who
lied with Mrs. Fairfax Montague and
Mrs. Ar1nistead Wexford. Those present
were Miss Jane Rutherford, Mrs. Henry
Tf1rIor, mr.. Ar1nistead Wexford Mrs.
Fairfax Montague. Mrs Bland Smith.
Mrs Armistcad Wexford, Ben. Nash,
Randolph Wexford, Misses Sallie and Sue
Gordon.
Tho Williams Memorial Circle of Kings
Daughters held a meeting at No. III East
gr,.anlllin street Tuesday afternoon. The
principal business was the election OF
officers. which resulted as follows: Lead
or. Mrs. l.. 3. Janney; Vice-Leader Mrs.
ME potts, and Treasurer, Mrs John
Latham.
on 1Hriday evening the Art Club will
have a. social,le, TO give The members an
opportunity to meet The new teacher Miss
for ,ha evening. are Miss katherine Nc
rntyrs Mrs. Henry Williams, ana Miss
T2ossie f,at,ett.
Mr.. Otto Moeller. Of no. % North Fourth
street has on exhibition at MIR. Jasper
I, Rowe's. Third and Broad Streets, =
,-t,,6I. in oil of a. Richmond belle.
T,xcntv-ons little girls were quite nice
l., entertained al the home of Ruby Ar
o,cIcci,. After having different games
md mas tho little ones welcomed the
sight of the spread table. which con-
tanned creams. cakes, candies and all
kinds of fruits.
Those nresent were Misses Edna aud
lsla, Thaxton, Of Home Place; Dora and
lSIl N.a.lr
FRANKIE Shafer Martha and Bertha John
son Elise and Sarah Thornton. Otto and
Istta stone, Lillian Clarke, Cornclia Pol
lock- Bertha Delaluc, Susie I4uclzc, Evelyn
Harris and Cathlecn McCoIlom.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Thalhimcr will
Iiversarv ON Thursday. the 10Th instant,
and viii l,o pleased to sec their friends
from $50 to IL Il. NJ, at No 49i East Clay
street.
The beginning of Lent yesterday was
marked by special religious services in all
The Catholic and Episcopal Churches.
Among the former ashes were distributed
CATION passing to the altar rail before
The masses and having the cross made
upon their forehead by the officiating