The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-21

EWE~rSypgN and time are making
AC[H happy haste to quit
S |C the thraldom of the
.pn,s ravs and bask in the tempered breezes
of the White Sulphur or Old Point by inc
and OF this week many Of Rchmonds beau
ties will have checked their trunks westward
while equally as many viii be spiasnlns III VIC
waves OF the seaside resorts.
All are going that can. ana very i" arc
they that cannot. hence in q couple OF weeks
Grace and Franklin streets Will be almost ue-
No social event. save the reception st the
Westmoreand took place last week, anu
every one seems bent on leaving owl az
quickly as possible. Among those VINO VIII
General Joseph r. Anderson and wife Will
leave for Bar Harbor IN few days La1ei ~
the season they will be Al the W hite. E.
Mr.. J. 7. Anderson leaves tomorrow Ior
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Archer and family Will
leave this week for the White sulphur r.
Mrs. G r. Smith. Jr. will leave shorty lor
the mountains Of Georgia. go ,,t.5
Mr.. George G. Laherty VIII go 70 AOloho"N
CITY the first OF next month.
Cant. Otwav s. Allen and wife and ms Sis
Ter Mrs y NJ Wilson, VIII san on tho
Ttruria July 18th. They Will make an eA-
tended tour Of Europe. -, T..
When approached Major A. w Garper ne
fixed during the summer at our country pace
about three miles from Richmond on the
Westham road but my Vile VIII take a niue
run TO the seashOre and then a snort stay at
the mountains before we settle IN our country
home M
Mr.T. l.. Alfriend and family will spend the
hummer at Blue Ridge.
Mr.. John b. Cupeper and family Will leave
shortly for the Buffalo lithia Springs.
Mr.. B. 3. Munford will spend considerable
time at the White Sulphur this summer.
Dr. J. $. D. Cullen and family VIII leave
shortly for their cottage al the White.
Mr.. James Valentine will leave shortly Tor
the Warm Springs.
When | asked Mr.. James r. Gray ne stated
that he had not as yet decided, Dut would
evidently go 10 the mountains.
Mr.. David NJ. Lea will 90 10 the Lexington
commandments. 60,
Captain William Simpkin and family will
20 10 Bon Air for the summer.
When asked Colonel G.. Percy HAYES he
said; It's none of your business
Mr. c. l.. Todd aud family VIII leave the
first of next month for Old Point or Atlantic
City. They Will probably spend some time
in the mountains during the latter part OF the
summer
Mr. Levin Joynes and family Will spend the
summer no the White.
Colonel Miles Cary and family VIII go TO
Nimrod Hall in Bath county. The Colonel
don't want TO 80 TO place Of goyoty, as his
health is not good.
Mir. F.. D. Christian. Jr. SAID that he had
not vet made up ms mind. that his vile
would decide on the place TO go.
Misses Otey and Mary Cullen VIII leave tins
week for Lexington where they attend the
commencements. Later 10 the season they
will lend taeir delightful presence 10 the
White
Miss vireie Brock will also attend the COM
mencements. She Will 90 to Old Point later
in the season.
Miss Lima Mayo. daughter of Mr. George
W Mayo. has returned from the Edgehill
School.
Mrs GEORGE HAYNES will leave shortly for
Bedford City as will also Mrs. Mary A. Wayt
Mr.. f.. g. Leigh and family have gone to
Old Point, and during July they VIII 90 TO
Mountain View, III Montgomery county.
Mr. j. b. Pace and wife and Mis-, Bessie
Pace will leave shortly for Old Point.
Miss Beulah Patterson, niece of Mr. s. W.
Trayers has gone TO New Jersey TO spend
few weeks.
NJ SIS Juliette lmogen Cardoza will leave on
Tuesday for Brooklyn, where she Will spend
the summer with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Donnan and Mr. and
Mrs Willie Talbot are at Ocean View. They
will 90 to the mountains about July 4th.
Mrs Richard Willis of Galveston and Miss
Helen Young of New York were IN Rich
none last week. They are now at Rose
Neth," but will 90 to the White Sulphur IN
about two weeks.
Mrs W r. Irigg and family will leave in q
short time for the Old Sweet Springs.
Mrs James ID. Patton is al present at Old
Point. She will 60 to the White late IN the
season.
MIR. Grayson Burress is in the city from
Raleigh, n. c. where he is low located
met Mr.. Sale Watkins Yesterday. He has
Just returned from Nelson county. whore be
attended a hOuse-party given by Mrs Russell
Robinson. Misses Ellie and Margaret Branch.
Paymaster John O. Lowell aud Mr. Blythe
Branch were among the party and the time
was spent most pleasantly.
Mrs II. G. Manson will III few days 60 to
Old Point.
A telegram from London last week an
nounced that Miss Valerie Meidemann had OBJ
tanned a verdict for ( j 500 against Hon. Robert
Horace Walpole Tor breach OF promise to
marry.
MissWeidemann asked for 800, 00O damages
Tie case has been OF aud on in the London
courts for about one year. The suit has been
tried twice before. IN the first suit Miss
Weidemnnn was nCn-suited. and the second
trial ended in "A verdict for Captain Walpole
II will apply for new trial Miss Weide-
mann claims that after Captain Wapole de-
serted her hemarried young lady belonging
10 well-known New York family
Miss Meidemanns claim that the tickle
Captain married a New York girl is correct
Nirglnians are only interested TO the extent
that Clare WalpOle a brother of the Captain
married Mss Gardner Of Nelson county, Il
fewyears ago This young lady, who was well
known i'll Richmond hada wide reputation as
an accomplished beauty, aud was by the
way, near relative of Dr. Thomas Nelson
Page.
4 happy little bon mot was made by the
CRIef Justice at the reception Tuesday eve
ming Miss Mary Lewis the lovely and ac-
c0mplished daughter OF the president of the
Court Of Appeals, was presented 90 him. She
at once made charming remark. ending her
sentence with some aprop0s law term.
You have been practicng before your
father, ] see. said the courteous iurist, and
bowing, was introduced 10 the next conner
Sister Dead.
Sister Philomena Carroll. a member Of tho
Community Of the Sisters of Charity. died
Thursday evening at 10 O'Clock after r long ill
ness caused by heart trouble She Wa4 formerly