The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-12
SOCIAL AND
/. PERSONAL NOTES
Sunday School Children Given a
Pleasant Outing.
THE MANY JULY BRIDES TO Be,
Miss Harriet Fuller Ansly, of Alexan-
dra, to Wed-Siiss Amy Balch and
Mr.. Malcolm Kenneth Gordon
Wedded-Trollcy Parties.
THE MANY JULY BRIDES TO Be.

her kindly semi-annual custom MI.
Maria Robinson gave TO the children OF
her Sunday school class at -. Luxe
Mission. together with their parents ana
friends. a driving party. After a two
hours drive through the suburbs, the
return was made to the starting point
St Luke's-and here upon the lawn
which was lighted with japanese IAN
terms tables were spread with some OF
the good things which children enjoy
After the serving of refreshments, there
was e. gay social programme, which IN
cluded songs by two highly-gifted llttie
singers from the East End, In whom MIS-.
Robinson is greatly Interested sters
Lewis Sutton and John Baker. The chill
dren were loudly applauded, and alto
gether the evening sent all the party
home with delightful memories. Each
wear the class are twice indebted 10 Mrs.
Robinson for pleasure Of this kind. and
IL would not be possible TO express their
delight and gratitude.
Cards Of invitation hove been issued for
the marriage of Miss Harriet Fuller Ans
ley, Of Alexandria, Va. TO Mr. William
A. Smoot Jr. Thursday evening, July
2lst. at $50 o'clock in the Second Presby-
terrain church in Alexandria.
Miss Ansley H. a daughter Of Mr.. Har-
vie C. Ansley. the treasurer OF the South
ern Railway.
Mrs. William Anderson and Miss Judith
Anderson. Of Lexington, are visiting Mrs.
Henry Cannon.
Mr. Alfred Randolph, son OF RI. Rev.
A. NJ Randolph. OF the Diocese OF South
ern Virginia, but now a resident of West
Virginia is at tho Jefferson
ters leave i'm a few days for White Sui
phur Springs.
Mrs. Charles P. Stokes and the Misses
Stokes leave to-day for White Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. LEROY and Mrs. Clifford Caperton
will probably not return to Richmond
before October, owing to the continued
illness OF the latter.
Judge and Mrs. Keith have purchased
the handsome house on Park avenue,
formerly occupied by MIR. Franklin
Stearns.
Mr.. John r. Williams and family. OF
Park avenue, are now at their beautiful
estate, near "Aryonia," Buckingham
county, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Matte Purcell will leave this week
for Albemarle 10 visit Mrs. Alex. We'd
dell. Mrs. Weddeu and her charming
daughters have a delightful party Of
friends with them.
Mrs. Charles Doyle and family have
left for Goschen and will spend the sum
mer there
Mrs. William Preston is now in Lexing-
ton, and will spend the summer there.
Mrs. Wyndham Meredith and Mrs,
Arthur Seldom are now az Mountain Top,
where they will spend the summer.
A letter received afew days ago stated
that Professor Blair and party are now
at Milan Italy.
Miss Mary Robertson. OF Savannah, Ga.
will I'm a day or two be the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Robertson. at their
beautiful country place. Forest Hi. Miss
Robertson is a charming girl and has
many admirers and friends in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gilmour and
Misses Bertha and Elise Gilmour are at
they will spend the summer
Owing to the illness of the bride. the
wedding of Miss Amy Balch. Of Balti-
more and Nj Malcolm Kenneth Gordon.
formerly Of Virginia, but now one Of the
masters Of St. Pauls school. Concord.
~ H.. took place at the residence Of the
brides parents Rear-Admiral and Mrs
George y. Balch The ceremony was
r,nrforrf1a1 Ia Detr (.4,poa W T.U
sisted by Rev. G.. Ernest Smith. Among
the ushers was Mr.. Berne Lay of
Washington. well-knOwn in Richmond
and nearly related to several prominent
Virginia families.
Miss Caroline Lamar Du Bignon. grand
daughter Of The late Colonel c. A. l..
Lamar and daughter OF Hon. Fleming
Du Bignon. Of Savannah Ca. Is visiting
her cousin Miss Virginia Mcleod, at No.
81 west Franklin street, city.
Miss Mary Alaogill brewery Of "Mineo-
IN" is on a visit 10 her sister Mrs. Frank
Deford of Baltimore.
on Friday next the ladies OF the Old
Dominion Hospital Will give an excursion
20 Old Point and Ocean View, Mrs. Joseph
GiTs cooperation with them insuring
nNNatrH TOT AAAlltA iAdNg TtA5bNa teff tA-
curson for the benefit OF the Male Or
phan Asylum have practically sustained
the current expenses OF that institution.
Mrs. Oracle Shields is president Of the
Board Of Managers OF the Old Dominion,
her associates upon it being charming
women deeply interested IN the hospitals
success. Given a clear day, success Il
assured, for many delightful people have
already purchased tickets, and Old Point
Is particularly interesting just now.
The trolly party, under the auspices
OF the Hollywo Memorial Association,
Junior. will certainly take place to-mor-
row evening. July 18th. the cars leaving
First and Broad streets at S:l5 o'clock
and stopping at Seventh aad Twenty
eighth streets. The object OF the affair
is 10 raise funds for the care OF the OIL
GERS Section IN Hollywood cemetery. As
Is probably not generally known, this
has never been under the care Of the
Senior Association and has been much
neglected. The Juniors have had It in
charge for three months only and feel it
a sacred duty TO carry out the work be-
gun BIZ their lamente1 president. Tickets
can be secured from Mrs. Randolph. Re-
freshments will be served at Chimborazo
Park by n committee OF charming mar
ried women and young girls Every de-
tail Of the AFFAIR has been arranged with
the utmost care aud delightful evening