The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-15

VILE. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson. Mrs.
Clark and others
There was also hay ride over 10 the
Cold Sulphur Springs by large party Oh
young people. chaperoned by one OF the
Richmond guests and Mrs. Towers, OF
Washington. the most fascinating and
bewitching young married woman at the
hotel There was a ball going on at the
Cold Sulphur and tho entire party were
invited I'm. IL was n very enjoyable az
fair. The moonlight was beautiful the
girls pretty. the chaperones lenient, ana
the young men all that could be desired
When We returned we "raided' the store
room and enjoyed a midnight feast
Among the most popular young men
here are Mr. Rutherford. Mr.. BALDWIN,
Mr.. Waller Of washington. Mr. J. {.
wyatt Of Atlanta. Mr.. Joel Perrin Oh
Richmond. Mr.. r. Wood. Mr.. j. Is. WOOD
Mr.. Montague Of Richmond.
PROMINENT GUESTS.
Among the recent arrivals from ~
mond are Mr. Isaac Davenport anu III.
graceful and interesting wife; MT, ,, "nu
Miss Montague are dehsh'lui a'''
to the gay social set. .A-oo
Norfolk IS representa- by tnleo
very attractive young married women
Who have won hosts of friends-Mrs'
Henry Glover. Mrs. Gil and Mrs MOI
tingham. .,.,. md
From Washington-Mrs. Merrick ana
Miss Tennv. two thoroughly agreeaD'e
women. who have added no little 10 'ns
pleasure of all who meet them.
Miss Mackony IS great favorite' ane
IS always surrounded by bright coterie
OF admirers.
Then there is Miss Kerr and Miss Bene-
dc, of Louisville. The latter Is one OF
tho "busv" women OF this day. always
interesting TO meet. She is at the mead
OF several cooking classes, Is leadins
Kings Daughter" and has been instru-
mental in establishing much-needeu
hospital in Louisville. She has also been
selected 20 read a paper In her line OF
work at Nashville. the 18th Of September
The numerous friends Of Mrs. George
r. Cannon will be glad TO hear she mas
been greatly benefited by her solourn
here, and has won all hearts by her love-
llness. She has her mother, Mrs. Camp
bell, wife Of tho late Rev. Mr. Campbell
as her guest.
Mrs. Henry watkins and her two
daughters. Mrs. Perrin and Mrs. Basker-
VILE so well known in the fashionable
circle OF Richmond, for all that is grace
ill. EtUnfus anu AAAAAA'Nf tAAP NAAN NN'tN''
here of all that Is best.
Mr.. and Mrs. King OF tho Mary Bald
win Institute, stanton, Va. have re-
turned home after a delightful sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Wood. of Rich
mond, have left for the intermont. Z
the regret OF all.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
The recent arrivals are: Misses Annie
X. VI. Kraus. Lexington. Va: s. =. Kerr
Louisville, Ky: Ethel G. Clay. Newport
News, va; Mary c. Hatcher Richmond
Va: X. V. Montague, Richmond; Rosa
Wetz, Staunton. Va; Mesdames %. II
Nash. Richmond Va; Kate Sundy and
Martha SIndy; W. A. Campbell. George
F. Wilson. stanton, Va; W. NJ. John.
son, Washington. y. c.; NJ A.
Fuggett, Washington. -. c.. Mr.
and Mrs. Davenport. Richmond. Va; A.
G.. Hancock and family; l.. y. Stearns
and wife: w. +. Pierce and wife. Mont
gomery. Ala: Mrs. A. V. Lane and fam
ily Dallas. Tex; j. Hulle and wife Cor
sicanna. Tex; w. S Burke and family
stanton. Va; J. L. Beal and family,
stanton. Va; J. W. Hunter and family
Norfolk. Va: Mrs. c. l.. Wright and
family. Frankfort Ky; r. NJ Hughes
and family, Louisville. Ky: Dr. A. G.
Jones, Newport News. Va; Colonel r. c.
Rutherford and wife. T.. s. A.: r. c.
Rutherford. Jr.. s. A. Gibbs A. NJ euler
o. Z. Smith. Staunton; NJ y. Houghton
Montgomery. Ala; T.. r. Waller. r. f.
Fugett, Washington D. c.; C.. H. Mon
tague, Richmond: J. c. W. Glover. Nor
folk. Va; W p. Trout. Julian Wetz
staunton. Va; T.. p. Cottreu washing
ton; A. hurry. Memphis. Tenn; F. D.
Gill. Portsmouth.
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