The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29

recently underwent a painful operation
~ the Virginia Hospital Us now steadily
convalescing
Miss Mamie Cooke is now visiting the
family OF Captain Dan Lee "a brother OF
Major-General Fitznugh Lee at frede-
rcsaburg.
Miss Linda Bargmin. one Of the juvenile
bellies left yesterday for Charlottesville
10 visit Mrs. Richard r. Martin.
Mrs. r. b. Green. Miss Lena Green
and Mr. Frank Green leave on Tuesday
for the White Sulphur Springs, where
they will spend the month OF August
Mrs. william T. Robins has been quite
sick. and although now able 10 be out, IS
sim far from well.
Mr.. Robert Lee. OF Washington IS Wis
ting his brother, Or Augustus Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, OF south Third
street leave on Tuesday for Boston.
Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough. who for a
month past has been confined 20 the
house with a sprained ankle, will be able
10 be out I'm about a week. as her many
friends will be glad TO learn.
Mrs. p. n. Gibson and her charming
little granddaughter leave in a few days
for Massanetta Springs.
Mrs. John Lottier will leave August ist
for the White sulphur, where she viii
spend the month.
The Misses Munford will return from
Niagara on Saturday
Miss Ellen Bagby Is now visiting her
sister. Mrs Gordon. Battle. in New York.
Mrs George W. Bagby who has been
with Mrs Battle during her long and
painful illness. is expected 20 return 10
Richmond shortly and will be accompa-
MED by Mrs. Battle.
Mrs. Lanerty IS visiting her mother, Mrs
TAYLOR "Fontcello.'
Colonel William r. Aylette Of Mont
Vile" spent several days In Richmond
recently.
Mrs. Horace Sterling Hawes and little
son leave on Monday for Monmouth
Beach.
Hon. George D. Wise leaves to-day FOR
California. where he will spend the next
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair. NEE Robinson) Of
Petersburg are az Miss Thaws. IS south
Third.
Miss Halle Warsham left yesterday FOR
Summer Rest" Albemarle.
Rev. Landon r Mason leaves to-day n
ioin Mrs Mason in Louisa county, and
for the next six weeks Grace Church
will be closed ir order that needed re-
pairing may be done.
Miss Matte T. Thornton who has beer
spending some time In the city returned
to her home, Smthfeld. Va. yesterday.
Mrs. Robert G.. Cabell and her eldest
son. Mr. James Branch Cabell will spent
the month o, August at the Ampersand
on Lake Saranac I'm the Adifondacks
where they now are.
Mrs. y. V. Randolph. president OF Lee
Camp Auxiliary. sends 20 the social col
umn the following plea, not for The Gu
bans. who are starving, but for the poor
al our own door.
"Yes terday" says she II was given
a small sum (all that was possible from
their small treasury by the NOuuS Men s
Business Association. to take 20 a very
destitute case which had been reported
TO them. I went. and could any OF the
readers OF The Times excepting the la
dies OF the City Missiop q am not "a men,
Der Of that noble band OF women nave
been with me. they would have been
stricken with distress. The poor old We
man, worn almost 10 a shadow, would
have made an admirable subject for the
magazine illustrator az a starved Cuoan
She Is the widow OF a Confederate sol
der. and her son-also an ex-Conted-
erate--lay i'll ia the house. They had alb
soIufalv no one to whom TO look lfnr