The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

her permanent home in Pottsv'iie' "a
10 tho General regret and Richmond's
social loss.
Mrs. Archer Anderson has returned
Miss Louise Preston Looney. OF Mem
phis. but delightfully."- known 10 MAY
Richmonders. has been electeu p.7
dent OF the large and proSressNc
mans Club. OF her native CITY. III
cent issue of the Beau Monde. OF MEM
phis. her very charming picture appears
with comment upon her eiect,on' III"
Looney has always been conSeneo $50,
charm. but she Is speedily Tihn'ns
milton outside her own state as "ii'''
of originality and force.
Mrs William II. Perkips Is VISITING -"'s
Charles Carpenter, OF New bruns~,.n
charmingly remembered here as MISS
Alice Robinson.
Mrs. ,foncrre Perkins has returned to
Mrador.
rfr Carter Wormley is quite Ill at the
residence Of his grandmother, MIS-. Du-
val, Third and Franklin,
Mr.. Henry Harrison is now daily I'M
proving.
In spite Of what Mr.. Twain would can
n great deal of weather, of KIND Which
makes IL extremely trying 10 DrSa'l'e,
interest in the Bazaar for the home ioi
Incurables' has not abated. MISS Mary
Thaw seems TO know no fatigue, ana is
drilling her girls with an asslduity tha'
means perfection in the programme
Miss Lucy C. Bridges is visiting her
cousin, Miss Leila Cooke, at Upper bremo'
Messrs. p. st. George Bridges. George
Read Willie Mayo. and Adoiph bar
left the city yesterday afternoon q on a
short visit to Upper Bremo, the residence
of Mrs. DR.. Charles Cooke.
Misses Leila c. Bridges. Mollie NJ.
Bridges. and Annie Drewry left YESTERDAY
for stanton, where they WIN at'Sni
school al the Virginia Female INSTITUTE
Mrs. j. +. b. Stuart, principal.
CHURCH HILL.
The General Assembly of Virginia pres
byterian) has been prompt % avail itselt
of one Of it's privileges. with a decided
I'm particular, but a decided and unequiv-
ocal gain TO Fredericksburg. Through
DR.. Sampson, president OF Fredericksburg
Collegiate Institute, and Rev. j. +. Saun-
ders pastor of the Presbyterian church
of that city, an invitation has been ex-
tended Mrs. j. =. Cannon 10 accept as
her future home one OF the cottages al
Joining the college. and all the education
al advantages which the latter affords for
her PROMISING children. She Will accept
the offer. and tomorrow accompanied
by her sweet eldest daughter, Miss Louise
will 90 TO Fredericksburg, 70 arrange pre-
liminaries. The family will remove thith-
er not later than October LIST. They are
deeply appreciative. but all who know
how Dr. Gammon's work upon the hiii
seemed lust at it's most promising stage
when called 10 give IL up Will understand
something Of what the leaye-taklng tor
Mrs. Cannon must be. AS long as Hoi-
lywoOd. with its new made grave, Is mere,
must Richmond be "home" 10 her and
10 her children. It is 10 her the expression
and exponent of those incompletions OF
life which are explicable only by God.
To the new home she will be accompanied
by good wishes as general as Mr.. Gam
mons work was wide, and as many
regrets at losing her, but the pracucal
demands the move. and We shall expect
TO see the small people Of the broken
family circle bloom into delightful matu-
ritv in the pure and cultivated social
circles of old Fredericksburg, and 10 wear
worthily the name they bear Fredericks-
burg. too is only a little distance from
Richmond. and we shall hope for fire.
quent visits. Some of your correspond
ent's most charming associations with the