The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09
PRETTY AGREEMENTS.

matter, as it is just the same rs we have been
there. Accept my best wishes. Yours sin.
cerey. Mrs. Ye Cha Yum"
PRETTY AGREEMENTS.
Cottage furnishing is more feature this
season than usual. Mrs. Thomas Ruther-
fords cottage, in Baltimore row. has all the
air and finish of city home. Her drawing
room and bay-window are tastefully adorned
and draped with yellow silk cushions and
| hang ngs. Brlc-a-brac and home furniture
make up the beauty and comfort of this. the
pretiest cottage on the lawn.
The Knowles cottage in 1ansus is very taste
fully papered in old rose and white. White
lace curtains and portieres, with old rose rib
b0ns silk mantel draperes with lace finishes.
COPPER ornaments. picture frames. candle
sticks and tea-kette, sailors cot, rustic chairs
from Georgia. MeIc can decorating fans a
trefoil table with metal lamp. rugs and mats
all make charming combination OF adorn-
ments for summer comfort and pleasure.
Mrs. Knowles will chaperOn Miss Susie
Harwood. of Atlanta, an heiress of unusual
attractions; also, Miss Charlotte Young. Of
Louisville. who will be an attractive deb
utante this season.
PERSONALS.
Miss Bodine, daughter of Mr. r. i. Boline.
OF Philadelphia. is greatly admired. espe-
clslly for her Hebe-like complexion and at
tractive manners.
Miss Mildred Carlisle, of Washington one
OF the bellies Of last season, arrived on Satur-
day, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. NJ. +.
Carlisle, and four young gentleman friends
Miss JAMIE Riggs. of Washington. ID. c.. is
IN cottage IN Georgia row, with her French
mad. and will soon be Joined by her friends,
the Misses Pendleton, of Cincinnati. O.
Mrs. Philip Haxall and her niece, Miss Trip
lett OF Alabama, will spend August and Sep
TENDER at the White Sulphur.
Mr. Thomas Riggs formerly of Baltimore.
Md, now OF Washington, ID. c.. arrived on
Sunday after an extended tour 10 the Pacific
coast, where he has large landed estates. lie
Is genial and accomplished gentleman, pop
uiar IN Washington society and has much TO
tell that IS interesting OF the wonderful
growth of the cities and development Of the
country west of the Rocky mountains.
Mr. r. G. Dininny. of New York. and his
wife and children occupy cottage in Florida |
row. Ills IS one Of the most interesting fam
lies here. Mrs. Dininny is the daughter OF a |
Russian colonel, Madmoiselle Komarnit2ky. |
She met her husband and was married in |
Geneva. She speaks excellent English with |
sweet accent and has one Of the most charm |
ing little girls ever seen. four years old. whom |
She calls Eerraina. and an older daughter
olga. Mr. Dlnlnny Is "a wealthy capitalist
who Is largely interested in the mining devel-
opments Of Virginia and West Virginia and
S building a large furnace at Iron Gate.
r.. - a..
Holland, of Danville, Va. form one of the
popular parties at the White this season. Lit
lie Miss Annie Lee Penn is great favorte.
Dir. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell arrived on
Monday evening and were greeted by many
riends
Nlr. and Mrs. HarryP. Bishop, Of Kentucky.
Will be here on the 18th. Mrs. Bishop is the
accomplished Miss Kate Brockuridgo of
White Sulphur fame a year or two ago.
Colonel Charles WoOley, of Cincinnati. O..
randsOn of the distinguished Robert Wick
fife, of Kentucky. who was called The Old
luke on account of his aristocratic lineage
nd wealth, is here. He is a distinguished
iwyer and politician.
Ar. Joseph Bryan Richmond Va: W. II.
ioodby, New York: j. G. Maben. New
'ork General T. NJ. Logan, Richmond are
eglstered to-day.
Professor William b. futile. West Virginia.
here.
Mr.. Thomas Seldom. formerly If Virginia.
ow OF Alabama, arrived day or two ago.
blr. h. G. Baskerville, Of Richmond, is {
ways a welcome guest at the White.
Mr.. n. Beverly Tucker, assistant professor
chemistry and geology at the Virginia Mill
Try Institute Mr. William Tucker medical
udent Mt the University Of Virginia. Mr.
rthur Keith. graduate of Harvard and Mr.
gorge Shields, of Princeton, both on the
Biological Survey, United States Army, spent
yeral days here during the past week.
LATE ARRIVALS.
/. S. McElroy, Kentucky; f. J.. Howard
ngland; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Stuart
ISIS Stuart. Indiana, W. w. Jones. Missouri.
. n. Berkely. Washington: NJ Jones. Rich I
ond. Va; ). NJ. Harris. West Virginia T. c. /