The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
Albenarle County.

great deal of gayety in Albemarie. Parties
and receptions have been numerous and
attended 10y delightful people No village
has surpassed Ivy in this particular. The
Ivy dancesn seem to have unusual attrAc-
tons and TO afford the greatest pleasure.
The Last german was led by Mr. Charles l..
Woods. The following Charlottesville
dancers participated: Misses Belle and
Nora Moran. Mary Roscoe Randolph, Jen-
ME Randolph, Lizzie. Molie- and Eunlce
Niche. Virginia Mason. Mamie Rives, An
ME Price and Bessie Maury. Miss Sallie
Wexford, of Richmond, was also among the
dancers. Among the gentlemen were;
Jones, Charles II. Davis, Hampson Gary,
William Abbott Winston Niche. Cary
Burthe Ed. Baker, John Mason Brown.
Morton Baker. W. Y. Perry and l.. Ran
dolph Williams.
A large number of Charlottesville ladies
and gentlemen went out to Captain
Il. j. Hancocks "Ellerslie" - to an en-
tertainment, feature OF which was dancing
from 3 p NJ. TO 2 A. NJ The german was
led by Mr.. George W. Morris. Miss Han
cock assisted her father and mother in re-
ceiving the guests The ladies present were
Misses Virginia Mason. Mary Cochran. Ada
Page. Sallie Wexford. of Richmond; Nom
ME Burthe. Adele Burthe. Belle Moran,
Nora Moran. Nanuie hiyes, Lettie Robert
son. Estele Burthe. Mary Maliet. Misses
lawton aud Rhett. of South Carolina, were
also in attendance. The gentlemen were
Messrs. George W. Morris, J.. Breek Rob
ertson. Hampson Gary, L. L. Williams,
George Aiusle Ed. Baker, ]. W. Fish
Durne Val southall, Cary burthe, Leo
Burtae. William Abbott, DR.. Charles Page:
of New York: w. Niche. Playf0rd and
Kenneth Brown.
Mrs. Ariadne Hill, of this city, expects
Miss Lena Tucker to arrive here to-day
Some weeks ago Miss Tucker was thrown
from a buggy in Petersburg and was pain
fully hurt. She has, however. entirely re-
covered and will resume her duties as
teacher at the Miller Manual Labor School
at the opening of the session.
Mir. and Mrs Gordon Granger Will leave
today for their future home IN kentucky.
Mrs. Granger was "a Miss Maury. OF this
county. a.,
On Monday Mrs. slayden (nee Maury)
will leave for her home. San Ant2nio. rex
accompanied by her niece. Miss Bessie
Msury. Miss Maury will spend the winter
in Texas.
Mr.. j. V. Perley, who left here six weeks
ago to attend the conclaye Of Knights lem
pIsr in Denver is expected t. return next
week. He seized the opportunity Tor long
toar Of the West. he is now in Canada.
Mr.. Beverly MosOy. the son OF the parti-
san chieftain has returned TO the Univer-
sity Of Virginia He lett here several weeks
ago in very bad health. but is back entirely
restored
Mr.. J. II. Lindsay was called yesterday to
High Point. \. c., by the serious illness Of
his father
Several weA-known Virginia politicians
have been here this week " Cyclone" jim
Marshall. Claude A. Swanson and George
D. Wlse were among the number.
Professor w. II. Parkinson, who. spent
the summer in Germany, has sailed for the
United States and ia expected home IN few
days.
OF Baltimore. are at the University Of Viz
Professor F. p. burlington, of the Uni
versitv OF Virginia. is in Baltimore with his
daughters, Misses Sadie and Belle.
Mis- Eliza Howard and Hiss Anna How
ard are in Montgomery county, Nd, visit
ing their niece. Mrs. Riggs.
Airs. 81. f. Gregg and .lollie Grosebeck,
of Mississippi, arc at Captain Ii. Clay
Michie's.
Mrs. +. b. Lyons and her daughter Mary
are at Old Point Comfort.
Miss Florence Mccarthy. Of Richmond, Is
at Colonel Wertenbakers.
Mrs Albert Spott. OF Richmond, IS visit
ing relatives here.
Mr. Triplett Haxall: who purchased a
handsome estate in this county, will soon
begin the erection Of a residence.
The Rev. II. b. Lee of the Episcopal
church, has returned from visit to Eau
j. Tebbs Crockford. of Richmond. is at
the residence Of his father, Mr.. W. S. Crock
ford.
Dir. S. 8. Teel has gone to Knoxville
Tenn.
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ing her uncle, Captain Eugene Davis.
Dr. w. f.. Norris has returned from the
Rockbrldge Alum.
Mr. Moses Leterman returned to-day
from visit to Philadelphia and New York.
Among the visitors 10 this place this week
were the Rev. jacob Manning Of Amherst
and Captain W. l.. Hoover, OF stanton.
Bernard. Rev. b. +. Lipscomb's son, who
has been very iii of intermittent fever at
White Hall. is recovering, and 1t Is hoped
will soon be home.
MIR. j. l.. Smith, of this city. is confined
10 his room. He is at Moorman's River.
Miss Hattie Stern of Philadelphia aud
Miss Minnie Stern of Richmond. guests of
Miss Hattie Leterman, have returned to
their homes.
Mrs. Courtney and several children, of
Baltimore, is visiting Mira. Robertson. OF
this city.
Or. JOSIAH Il. IHOIuDy, Ol NOW ~ Ihs ~
III the city. Tie expects to 60 from here to
Mountain Top.
MIR. and Mrs. w. p. Capps, of Norfolk,
paid a very brief visit TO their many friends
in this city. They left for their home,
"Oakland," Lambert's Point, Norfolk. to-
day
Miss Mary Sterling has returned after a
pleasant sojourn OF a month with her sister,
Mrs. w. (. Allen, ut Covington, Va
Misses Haidie and Mamie Perkins are IN
Nelson.
Miss Jerusha Goodloe, of Alton is visit
ing Mrs. w. H. Goodloe. of this city.
Misses Bessie and Josie Payne, of Clifton
Forge. are visiting Mrs. Lud. Payne, OF
Belmont.
Miss Minnie Giles. Of Rockbridge county.
is the guest of Miss Jones at Fair View"
Mrs. John O. Patterson. Jr., OF Jersey
City. is visiting his parents in this city.
Mr.. j. j. Leterman has returned from an
extensive Northern trip.
Miss Orie s. Loving. OF Nelson county. Is
the guest of Miss Lou Smith on Garrett
street.
Mr. F. NJ. Hill is confined to his room by
illness.
A lawn party will be given at Mount
Eagle" tho home of Mr.. j. p Browning. on
Wednesday. for the benefit of Effort church.
Professor r. IL. George and family are at
Alton.
DIR. Oryille Male. of Brandy station, is
here. He will locate in this oity.
Mr.. Gibbons Conway and son, OF Bristol.