The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NEWS.
A Delightful Trolley Party by the HoI-
Iywood Memorial Association.
THE MT. VERNON ASSOCIATION
Mr.. and Mrs. " w. Henry and Mrs.
Matthew Bland Harrison Leave
for Europe-Tbe Excursion TO
Old POint-PcrsOnal Notes.

Matthew Bitnt iidlilHN ANie ANi 49,"
York at 712 o'clock last evening in y
private car placed at their service By Mr..
| John Shelton williams. on Friday they
Will sail on the steamer Victoria Tor
Europe Their immediate destination
will be London, and after having spent
some weeks In that city. they will 90 20
Scotland and Ireland proceeding to the
Hague ia time 10 witness the coronation
of the young queen Wilhcmina. OF Hol-
land and To attend the Congress OF HIS
tory. 10 which Mr.. Henry ls "a delegate.
4 number OF eminent Americans VIII be
fellow passengers on the voyage across,
among whom. ~ IS probable. VIII be Sen
ator Hoar Of Massachusetts,. The pro-
giamme mapped out IN connection WIN
the coronation shows weeks OF varied
lentcrtainment-brilli pageauts. open
air concerts 10 be participated In by the
most eminent musicians IN Europe. ana
other entertainments. Mr.. Heniys party
will not return until late IN October Mrs.
James Lyons Master Writ Lyons Miss
birmingham Lyons and Miss Louise lisI.
rison Ief on Monday for Red Hil,'
where they will spend the summer
Mrs G. i. Willis and her sister. Miss
Annis Howard. viii leave on Monday for
Halifax. Nova Scotia. Mrs. Willis has
recovered from her recent serious illness
but has not yet fully regained her
strength Miss Marx Howard will spend
the summer months at Ra"ley Springs
Mrs J. Aston Cabell has returned from
Old Point
The Garden Party" TO have been
given by the lakewood Memorial Associa-
lion Tuesday night for the benent OF sick
and wounded United states soldiers. wiil
be held on Friday evening The lakewood
Memorial Association. Jr.. viii cooperate
with the Senior body, and will have the
candy table In charge.
Letters signed by Miss Nathalia Schenck.
Babylon Long Island. have been received
hy Mrs Edward Mayo. Miss Hen Mon
tague. and others equally known. asking
interest I'm what is known "a the chain
formed I'm connection with the Ice Plant
Auxiliary of the National Red Cross so
ciety whose object i9 20 furnish supplies
10 the ambulance ship TO whose equip
ment Virginia has contributed.
Mrs. Russell Robinson IS at Mrs.
Duyars.
Miss Gertrude Camm, who has been
visiting friends I'm Baltimore, has arrived
at the White sulphur
Fate i'm the shape OF a succession OF
three rainy days. requiring as many post
pOnements Of their trolley party has been
against the Hollywood Memorial Associa-
ton. Jr but last night they were aoie
% carry out their enterprising plans ana
q large party made the trip over the
Traction line eastward 90 Chmborazo
and west TO the Reservoir The cars were
I'm charge Of Mrs NOman Y. Randolph.
Mrs Henry Atkinson and Mrs. h. {.
Minor. and en- route the members OF the
association exerted themselves i'm every
possible way for the pleasure or thelf
guests Among them were Misses Annie
and Leila Gray Anna Boykin. the Misses
Hill. Miss Lucy Atkinson, Miss lsolene
Moses. Miss May Lynch. Mrs. Alfred
Cary Miss Ruby Bodeker and others
The first car was the brilliantly hgnted
special" of the Traction line. the TWO
following being festooned with bunting
I'm the Confederate hags
At ChimboraZO fine band supplied
stimulating music. The beautiul park
was Illuminated with Japanese lanterns
and here refreshments were served unoef
the direction Of Mrs. George \. Lyon
Mrs William Wade and Miss Pearl Bode-
ker The band boarded the cars for the
return trip, and made matters even more
delightful than on the down town ride
bv their bright music The fashionable
set owing TO the pleasant auspices under
which the affair was given, were largely
ropresented on the cars. among inc
marty being Miss Eva de Treville. Miss
Bessie Pace. Misses Hattie and FANNIE
Ross. the Misses Deane, MISS Dfe"ty'
Mrs. Austin Brockepbrougn' Miss HeleA
Montague. the Misses Cooke, Mrs. Edwin
Palmer and others.
The ladies OF the old Dominion Hos
pital are expecting a delightful day on
FRIDAY when a large party Of excursion
ISIS win make the trip 10 ola Point I'M
the interests OF the Hospital The train
will leave the Chesapeake and Ob-5 IS7ot
nj $3.50 4. NJ, and returning yin leave
Ola Point at $50 p. NJ. Those wishing
TO do so can stop al Old Point, or con-
unue their trip to ocean View or VIZ
sinla Beach.
The ladies' interested IN the work Of the
Nj. Vernon Association are contemplate
ing @ variety Of means for bringing us
objects and the work accomplished by IL
more clearly before the general atten-
ton Mrs Emma Ball Nice-ie3ent Tor
virginia. has been untiring I'm her ef-
forts 20 create sympathy with H. and
last winter one OF the most admirable
was a charming presentation of the his
tory OF the Association in brief written
and read by Mrs Philip a. Bruce Mrs.
Bruce. like Mrs. Ball is greatly Inter
ested IN the work, and 80 Is probable thai
I'm the early fan an entertainment in
some delightful shape will bring its In
terests before the public.
Mrs Franklin Blnford will spend tho
month of September with friends in the |
mountains Of Virginia.
Mrs. J.. /. Lewis has returned from |
Washington. having had a delightful
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor have re- |
turned from Old Point.
Mrs Meredith Montague and family |
will probably spend the month OF August |
I'm Duchess county New York. and In |
that case will be accompanied by Miss |
Helen Montague.
Mrs. LEROY and Mrs. Clifford Caperton |
will return from Colorado about October |
the lst
THIS THE LAST DAY.