The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04

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Miss Dallas have been the occasion OF
much admiration
Mrs. Marshall Gillian and family have
removed to their summer home at Bon
Air.
Miss Bena Gillian Johnston. one Of
pctersburg's most charming bellies. IS the
guest of Miss May Lynch, anticipating
visit of about month.
Mrs. Johnston and her little son. Of
Norfolk. Va, are the guests of the form
ers mother, Mrs. Wilkinson AT her neau-
tiful home. Tree Hill" James river.
Mrs. Y. V. Baldwin. who was recently
Mrs. Wilkinsons guest returned to Rich
mond Monday.
Miss Annie Anderson and Miss Stella
Williams have returned from a delightful
visit TO the formers sistcr-Mrs. Ward.
licnrico county.
Miss Mamie Lipscomb is visiting friends
in king William county.
Rev. Mr.. Lrscomb. who has been visit
ing his mother. Mrs &. T.. Lipscomb. ST.,
has returned TO his home.
Mrs. Preston Nash is visiting her sister,
at Hampton. Va.
Mrs. ODr) Archer recently entertained
n few friends very delightfully."- at her
home on James river. the affair being u
courtesy to Miss Mary Jackson. OF Peters
burg. who Is the guest of her aunt. Mrs
George Watt Taylor. Dancing was kept
NJ until the approach of dawn: Among
those present being Misses Stamper. ROx-
ic Wilkinson. Mary Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
kemc. Messrs. John heed and Charles
Wilkinson.
Miss Meagher who has been attending
The School of Art. New York. has return
ed to her home est Grace street
Miss Sue y. Herring is visiting her sis
ter in Hanover, Va.
DR. Ernest NJ. II l-dy left the city We'd
ncsday for Toronto. Canada. to attend
the Dental Association which meets Fri
/ day. July "a, thence. TO go TO Europe.
visiting England. France. Germany. Hoi-
/ land and Otner places of interest He eX-
poets 10 return about september 1st.
Colonel William r. Aylctt. his many
friends will regret TO learn. is quite sick
at his home. Montvilio, in King William
county.
Miss Chamberlayne is the guest Of her
sis .er Mrs. Valentine.
Mrs. J. p. Rogers and family have re
moved to Miss Nellie Rogers pretty new
/ house. Lombardy street
Miss Julia Grant. Of Grantands. has
returned from the Convent of the Sacred
Heart Maryland. where she has been
attending sh loiocs .MsBMravo .ctsth tn
attending school. Miss Grant will be one
Of next years dcbutantcs and brilliant
social victory is predicted Tor her.
Miss Wise. recently the guest of Miss
Mary Binford, has left for Chase City.
Misses Helen and Lucy Quarles are
visiting the Misses Cooke, of Hanover.
The recent tea given at Lakeside Park
by Mr.. Granville Valentine in honor of
two charming visitors 10 tins city. proved
delightful diversion Tor ii large party OF
| the younger set.
Mrs. Jonn MunsOn and Miss Alice Hen
ming are visiting friends in Wilmington.
Virginia Beach is always a popular
rendezvous with local fashion. Its iascl-
, nations, however. are now at their height,
and large parties of thermometers are
yielding TO them.
Thursday Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough,
Mrs. James MOncure, Mrs. Lyon md mrs.
Ed. Ldiferty went down, and later TINS
week they will be joined 10y Mrs. Thomas
I Brander Mrs. William VI. TalaicrrO,
Rev. William Brander. Mr. and Mrs. lilg-
genbotham, Miss Lizzie Brander, Misses
Mabel and Lulie Walker, Mrs Edgar
freeman ana OlucIS.
Miss Dora Pugh will leave for old Point
In a few days TO attend the marriage OF
her nephew, Lieutenant Hero. To Miss
Davies. daughter of Colonel Davies, OF
the garrison
Misses Bessie Scott and Rosa Gary
have returned 10 the city after pleas
ant visit TO Mrs. Thomas Pollard, KING
William county
Miss Mary Jackson, who has been the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. George Watt
Taylor, returned To her home Monday.
Miss Louise Prosser has returned to
the city after a delightful visit TO friends
| in North Carolina.
Miss Blanche Taylor VIII leave on
Thursday to visit friends at Bon Air.
Mr.. Garnett Tabb has returned from
pleasure trip to New York.
The tea Monday afternoon at the Wo-
| mans Club concluded its season, and
work and pleasure which have gone
hand in hand since November "a last,
when IAN Afternoon With a Modern
English Poet" ushered in a series OF
meetings which are recalled with I'M
qualified pleasure. The chain has been
mide up OF links literary, musical phi
alnthropic. artistic. social The lecturers
from other cities have been people OF eX-
ceptiOnal distinction, and the fact that
Mr.. Joseph jefferson was one Of them.
and Mrs Ruth McEnery Stuart another
sufices TO mark the year with red
letter in the records of the club. The
proceedings have been harmonious; the
membership has grown. The register
shows a visiting list OF persons from
Europe and I'm this country from New
York Massachusetts. Alabama. many
parts Of Virginia. and other States AL
together the club has fulfilled the proph-
ecy made with the organization-it has
come 20 stay. The tea Monday was not
largely attended because of the excessive
heat but the parlors proved. as usual.
pleasant rendezvous for those who did
come.
Mrs. A. 3. Camm left about ten days
ago for the Intermont. Covington. Va.
where she will spend the summer. Miss