The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01

and is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George
Lyon. south Third street
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lipscomb have
returned from Canada, having had de-
lIghtful trip.
DR.. Edgar Shine has returned from Can
ada.
Mrs. Frank b. Isaacs. is now at the
White Sulphur.
Mrs. John p. Mcclure is the guest of
Dr. ]. NJ. G. Mcclure, at Berryville.
1t is an old story that this comnunity's
equanimity is not easily disturbed-it
knows how to adapt itself to circum-
stances.
Circumstances, as construed by scores OF
people stsll in town, mean trolley cars and
parties in transit from terminus TO ter
minus OF the street car lines are to be
seen almost every clear night now. One
over the Traction line diverted some of
the younger set delightfully."- Tuesday
evening through the courtesy OF Messrs.
Lancaster, Langbourne and Randolph
Williams. The party spent a little time
at the Broad Street Vaudeville and re-
freshments were served in the pavilion
at the western end Of the route.
Altogether the guests of the Messrs.
joyment that the party has been spoken or
as the finest" of the whole summer.
Among those who composed 1t were the
Misses Mcclure, Glare and Lisa Beirne.
Halle Cooke Flosse Talbot, Anie and
Leila Gray Nellie Boykin, Virginia Hayes,
Mary Binford, Louisa Wills Claiborne
[ Mary Meade, Tucker, Bland Clarke, LILY
and Margaret Cannon. Kathleen Ander-
son. Mary Donnan; Messrs. Frank Hob,
! son. George Reid, Watkins Ellerson, Joel
Perrin, Jordan Leake, George Gibson; In
wood Antrim P Patterson Gf ordon Miner
| Price. Alex Weddell. Carl Noting, Blair
! stringfellow and Guy Davis
| Mr.. Waller Morton left last week for
| Towson. Nd. where Mrs. Morton is now
| the guest of her parents, Colonel and
Mrs. Mcintosh. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
| will in few days go to Buzzard's Bay,
where they will spend August.
| Messrs. Mann S. Valentine, Granville
| Valentine. Linwood Antrim and Pat
| terson will sail for Europe on August 4tn,
| expecting to spend about one month
| abroad
Miss Betty Burwell Booker will go TO
| Hot Springs this week, where she will be
tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur AK
| tell. 1T is said that Miss Booker has
| been requested TO give recitals at both
| Hot and Warm Springs, and as owing 10
| the meeting of The. Bar Association at
the former place large parties OF her
! friends will make the trip, 1t Is
| probable that her beautiful voice Will be
| enjoyed by many people. indeed, the
| recitals are spoken OF us expected draw
| ing cards. for response TO anything IN
| which Miss Booker takes prominent part
| is certain to be hearty.
Miss Lisa Berne will go to Hot Springs
| during the meeting there of the Bar AS
ISOLATION.
Misses Bertha and Sadye Mothner have
| returned to Richmond after a pleasant
| stay of two weeks at Buckroe Beach
| Hotel. Va.
Mrs Edward Lafferty leaves shortly for
| Charlottesville.
4, Miss Mary Binford will leave Richmond
| In a few days for Rehoboth Beach, and
| win probably spend the month OF August
| there.
Miss Calvin Bragg is one of charming
house party at the Williams residence in
I Orange.
| Mr.. Charles Dana GIBSON in the last is
| sue of the Ladies' Home Journal. pictures
\ he genial and immortal Mr.. Pickwick in
| all the glory OF mis- famous speech max
| ing All lovers OF Dickens rejoice that
| such effective and gifted hands.
Miss Madeline English Is now visiting
| friends at the Convent of the Sacred
Heart, Frederick. Maryland.
Miss Bessie Lee. of Sumter. S. c.. will
| shortly visit the Misses Cooke. south
! Third street. Miss Lee is now one of a
| house party at Miss Katherine Fontaine's
| In Hanover.
The house party given by the Misses
| Walker drew together charming people,
who were delightfully."- entertained.
| Messrs Lee Bragg and Frank Blank
| enship will leave Richmond in a day or
two for the Old Sweet
Miss Marianne Meade will go to the Old
Sweet. later visiting Miss Tucker Clarke,
| in Lynchourg.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick s. Valentine and
i family will leave for Clarke county. Va.
this morning TO spend the remainder OF
the summer at the home of Mrs l.. L.
Wheat.
The many friends OF Miss Lucie Worme-
| ley will regret exceedingly TO learn that
the injuries which she sustained in her
| recent accident, to which allusion was
| mado In The Times Of Sunday last, are
more serious than was at first supposed.
She Is still at Mrs. Duval's not having
been able 20 return 20 her home up to
this time. Dr. Edward Mcclure, the ply
stefan IN charge. does not think II proba-
bic that his patient win be able to walk
for several weeks.
An old friend OF the Times" owner OF
ono OF the most beautiful of the. old fam
lily estates in Virginia has cent 70 tho
society columns an Item which. for seve-
raj reasons, 10 most apropos there. II Is
clipping from the Richmond Enquirer
| Of Tuesday. July 10. 1883. under date Of
Ion6on. May 10. 1858. abiding TO the coro-
nation OF Queen Victoria. and incidentally
mentioning the distinguished artist 6ully,
whose descendants are still prominently
Identified with the best social life Of Rich