The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-28

The fashionable quarter luh OF
strangcrs In acknowledgment OF what
the Astounding color stands ior with when
the buildings are gay. Ex-Governor ana
Mrs Bucknor, OF Kentucky. are the
guests OF Mr. ard mrs. ii. a. Claiborne,
west Grace street.
Mrs. Beverly II. Fox is the guest Of Mr..
and MIS-. >. a. Mo"tasuc'
Professor and Mrs. Thomas r. Price
aud Miss Elizabeth Price. OF New YORK,
are the guests Oi All. ana airs. MeIeuitn
Montasue.
Captain and Mrs. Penn OF Danville. and
Rev Or EDWARDS. OF PETERSBURG, are tne
suests Of ~; and Mis-. LanoOu *. Id
"alds loo west Grace street
Colonel and Mrs. a. e.. Dickinson. Of
New York, are The guests OF their caugn-
te:, Mrs. Randolph l.. MOTIFS, ~ sodth
Jnird street
Luther Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
Guy. Mrs. anu Miss foterncid. MIS-.
James 81. Wise aAd son. Mis-. Mary smith
and sons. Mr.. kaNenci smith, south Care
Ina; Judge Gromcsby, Culpeper Va;
Captain duncan. Culpcpcr Va, Mcssis.
Hancock, AlbcmaIit. Miss Thomas
Phelps I0ston, Miss Josephine Slaughter.
Misses Martin. Dublin, Va; Messrs. Mar
Hiss Page, M. and Mrs. James II. Ill
man. South Carolina. Judge ana Mrs.
Thec Garnet,, Norfolk. and a party of
SIX persons from Georgia, Judge ).
Thompson Brown. nelson Va
Miss Bessie Aylctt. Of King William
county, IS the guest OF the Misses Quaries.
norm fH'A'
Miss Annole Howard is visiting friends
81 Baltimore.
To was matter OF some anxiety 20
tho women In charge Of social matters
connected with the reunion what shape
L special affair tor the sponsors and The
V. NJ. ]. cadets had best take for the
most pleasure SO "a ball has been fixed
upon, thanks 10 the gailagt co-opeeration
OF the cadets with the Misses stokes.
Randolph. and others, under the chaperOn-
age Of the older women. IL viii be given
OH the night OF July 1st. Immediately after
tho concert a. the Auditorium, aud viii
DO given at the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Georges Lane Marshalls cottage
at Virginia Beech has been very popu-
lar rendezvous this month Cor people
wanting 10 lay up a stock Of energy for
next week. some Of her guests have been
Misses Bessie. Mary. and Ethel Pace, Miss
Mary Crcnshaw. Mr.. ana MIS-. samuel
Julliam and child Miss Grigg. Mr. and
Ms. Lee Thaw. Mr. Dibrell and niece,
Miss Morton, Of Clarksvile. and Miss
Bruce Williams. AT "a concert given In
tho ballroom OF the Princess Anne. Miss
Bessie Pace Won fresh hOnOrs through her
vocal gifts
MIS-. L. c. Minor is also at Virginia
Beach.
The Exchange for Womans Work takes
great pride in its handsome collection of
badges. now on view i'm its nicely arranged
window. All are hand-painted on SIN,
and eXquiSitely done. They sen Tor hity
cents apiece, and are worth, from an
aesthetic standpoint, three times-that AT
least. Everybody stops to take view OF
the window these days.
The Misses Wooding and Miss Arm
stead, Of Danville, are the guests Of Mrs
Jean Crouch FOG east Main street
Miss salle Patton and Miss smms. Of
Lexington. Mrs. Herbert and son, Bal
timore (nee Dcano). Miss Katie Buford
are tho guests OF Mr.. Frank Deane
Mrs Lille, OF the University Of Virginia.
Will be the guest of Captain Allison, west
Franklin street during the reunion
Mr.. Charles Poindcxters "Hand- Book
and Guido" Oichmond Is now out, and
the moderate charge of twenty-five cents
places II within the reach OF all ASIDE
from his distinction as ~ scholar ana
citizen. Mr.. PoindcXter Is veteran OF
the Confederate war; I'm which lie rem
dered gallant service 10 the south. for
that reason 10 was especially appropriate
that his book should make its appearance
at this time Aside from the interest
attaching 20 the book because Fir Pom
dexter was the writer IL IS in itself ad-
mirabla-a complete aud valuable gulde
TO every point OF special interest IN ana
near Richmond.
An "Hlstoric synopsis" makes a unique
as well rs valuable Introduction. streets
aud parks. street-car ilneS poiuS oi IN IN