The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
THE WARM WAVE
FAY0RS RESORTS.
Plans of RChmonderS to Return to
the City frustrated
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MISS TUCKER TO WED.
Her Engagement TO MIR. William II.
Carroll. Jr, of Memphis, Ans
nounced-SociaI and Personal
Notes of Virginians.
MISS TUCKER TO WED

II was expected that about thirty well
L-,ov,n families would return to Richmond
Yesterday evening. and throughout the
week servants have been busy win pre-
variations for their reception. however
the weather was ON the side OF the sum
mer resorts and letters received yeSiei-
cav bv cxDectant retainors say almost
without exception that the return VIII
be DELAYED until the coming of cool
wave A number will return on We'd
ncsdav. i'm any case: others tomorrow,
should the change come so soon as that.
In smile of the excessive heat the resi-
dence streets have. however. already as
sumd look of life-the homeward Hight
has begun.
Tho New orleans Times-Democrat in
its issue of Sunday last has the iouo"-
ing. which will interest many in Nir-
ginia:
.The engagement IS announced Of Miss
Marguerite \. Tucker and Mr.. William
H. Carroll. Jr.. both of Memphis, rem
Miss Tucker enjoys the reputation OF be-
ing one OF the most beautiful young wo-
men in the South and her perfect type OF
blonde. tall and spirtuone beauty gave
her marked distinction among tho many
beautiful girls who graccd our last Car
nval balls. The wedding will take place
I'm the fan.
Miss Tuckor visited Richmond last year
and was greatly admired. She Is the
granddaughter of Mrs Jane Tucker ana
n niece of Rev. Or Beverley -. tucker
Of Norfolk. Her picture appeared re-
Gently I'm "Thc Puritan as a prominent
Soutern beauty
Mrs. William L. Royal and her charm
ING children returned yesterday from the
White sulphur.
Mrs. John Enders has also returned.
Mrs. c. c. McPhail and Mrs. James a.
Welsh have returned from Atlantic city.
Mrs A. w. CARRIER left yesterday for
stanton. whore she will spend septem-
Der.
Misses Hattie and Fannie Ross viii not
return to Richmond before october list.
visiting other of the Virginia resorts az
ter leaving Allegheny. The former. who
was quite ill shortly before leaving Rich
mond. is rapidly rccuperaung IN the pure
mountain air.
Mrs. Meredith Montague, Misses Nan
ME and Emily Montague ana Master
Meredith Montague returned on Friday
from Duchess county. New York. Miss
Helen Montague having returned ON We'd
nesday after a delightful stay
Miss Annie Leigh Camm returned from
the White sulphur Springs on September
LIST.
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt the
young violinist, has delighted many mu-
sic lovers here during her vacation by
her mastery of her instrument. She
will not resume study in New York until
the middle OF October and in the inter
val II is understood that she will give a
violin recital az the Woman's Club. Her
Improvement under Herr Schradieck has
been most marked. and with two more
wears OF study under this able instruc-
tor she will have repertoire second TO
none OF the famous soloists. Her memo
rized repertoire now includes the follow
ing beautiful compositions:
Sixth and seventh COncortos. by De Re
riot.
Romance No. .. by Beethoven.
Variations on Russian Air. by David.
..frufs hv WionQsk.
Navatila. bt iaf
They are all exceedingly ''.1 n.y. but
Miss Renhardt plays them with an art.s-
tic finish that is beyond criticism. Next
winter she will take for her principal solo
study Memberships great concerto.
Miss Reinhardt Is not only possessed OF
exceptional talent but her power OF APP
plica;ion is simply wonderful Her tech
nique Is excellent but her surprising
quality 10 perhaps hsr tone II Is rich
and fill and gives intensity 10 every
thing she plays
Miss Mildred Lee has sent 70 the Robert
Y. Ioe Chapter. United Daughters OF
the Confederacy. at Houston Tex. .
Hnok, n hen distinguished fathAs'A hsi--