The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
,oeal prison conditions. reception

local prison conditions. a reception
followed the lecture.
This morning at II O'Clock Mrs. w.
T.. Thurston will meet ladies Interested
In forming physical culture class.
The course will include ten lessons.
and Will be free to club members. THE
Sixth Decade OF the Eighteenth Cen
tury'' will be discussed by the history
class this afternoon. under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. D. T. Williams.
Hostesses OF yesterday afternoon
were Mrs. L. L. Lewis. Mrs.. Preston
Cooke. Mrs. William II. White. Mrs.
Malcolm Bruce. Mrs. Henry Cooke.
Mrs. William Meade Clark, Mrs. Pleas
anton Conquest, Mrs. Thomas Wheel
wright: Misses Bernard Cooke. Jessie
Hazard. Mary Street and May Moore.
Stny-at- Home Whist.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
on Monday night with Mrs. Arthur
Cannon at No. e2i Park Avenue.
Five tables played and the top score
was made by Mrs. Aubrey Strobe and
Mr.. Arthur Cannon. The club Will
meet next week with Mrs. S. w.
Trayers.
Alumnnc Meeting.
The Woman's College Alumnae Asso-
citation will hold Its regular meeting
a o'clock.
Miss Carrie Lee Campbell. of West
minister School, will address the assoc
citation. a large attendance is de-
sired. Former students OF the COLI
leEe who wish to become members OF
the association may send their names
to Miss Emma Whitfield. No. zoe East
Grace Street
Young-Palmer.
AT 1850 o'clock this morning. In the
home Of Colonel William H. Palmer.
No. Gil, West Franklin Street. his
daughter. Claudia, will be married to
Mr.. Ormond Young. Tho Swedding will
take place very quietly on account OF
recent Bereavement In the brides fam.
lily.
Recalled to LynchburE.
Miss Evelyn Russell Early. who has
been with her aunt. Mrs. ". Russell
Robinson. at No. sol East Franklin
Street, was recalled to Lynchburg a
few days ago by the illness of her
parents. Her departure Is greatly re-
gretted by friends and relatives here.
Miss Early's father. Mr.. John Cabell
Early. is the only nephew OF the la =.
General Jubnl A. Early, bearing his
name, In Virginia, and her two brothers.
, Lieutenant Clifford Cabell Early and
Lieutenant Jubal a. Early arc the
only great-nephews of the Early name.
Personal Mention.
Miss Agnes Louise Pendleton left on
Saturday to attend Randolph- Macon
Woman's College. ut Lynchburg.
II The Rev. William Meade Clark and
Mrs. Clark vii spend some weeks In
Florida.
Miss lola Nuckols. of Waldelock, who
| has been having a.delightful visit to
| relatives and friends in Richmond, has
| loft for home.
The Rev. John G. Scott, Of Hot
Springs. is the guest of his father, IN
Richmond.
Mrs. Thomas S. Atkins and Miss
Louise Atkins are visiting Mrs. George
MEG. Goodridge in Norfolk.
Miss Susie Robertson, Of Stanton
lis the guest OF Miss Kitty Lancaster
on Park Avenue.
Mrs. G. Herman Williams has left FOL
her home In Berkeley, after visit t
friends and relatives here.
Misses Mary and Flora Stuart
daughters Of Captain j. 2. B. Stuart
and granddaughter Of the great Con
federate cavalry leader, passed through
Richmond Monday on their way to en-
ter the Virginia Female I ;titute q
Stanton. .5.3g is.
Miss Sue Gray Is spending som,
1 time with her grandmother, Mrs. Ben
/ jamin Gray In z Norfolk.
Miss Katherine Perry is visiting rela
tives in Newport News.
Mrs. Anne s., Green is spending tn!
remainder Of the winter at No. To-
\ East Main Street.
Miss Ethel Woody. OF No. so4 Eas
rSA-
Mrs. W. G. CALDWELL, In Lynchburg.
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! Signature m ZLHI-1N.