The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

the Warm Springs IS Miss Elizabeth
Booker. whose superb voice Is greatly ad-
mircd.
Miss Pauline Crowell. OF Beacbmont.
Mass. who has been spending the past
six weeks Ia the city, as the guest OF her
aunt Mrs. George Z. Currie. returned
home Friday, 10 the regret OF the many
friends made during her visit.
Mrs Emanuel Raab. Of 90 west Frank
Jim street has returned 10 the city after
a delightful sojourn at Atlantic City, y.
j.. and other Northern resorts.
Miss Florence Stacy, who IS visiting
friends IN Leetown, W. Va. is expected
home this week
Misses Lottie and Ida Bowers are spend
ing the summer at the Red Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. william Mastin, OF Church Hm Is
spending his vacation in Charlottesville
with his sister, Mrs Edwin Aubrey Pey-
ton.
Mrs. w. z. Klink, Of north Twenty
ninth street, Is visiting relatives in Ashe-
vile. y. e.
Miss Scott. Of Amelia county, Is the
guest of Mrs. George Watt Taylor.
Miss Annie Lou Tyler. Of Washington
VINO has been visiting friends and Teld-
tives iu the city for the past two months
Will return home in Few days.
Mr.. Frank D'Aitou, Of Petersburg, is
visiting relatives in the city
Miss Bessie Baker OF stanton, after a
pleasant week spent i'm Richmond. is now
visiting friends in Hanover county.
Miss Matte cross is spending some time
at Dundee" in Hanover county.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. l. ponoon left last
week on an extended northern Trip
Mrs Harry T. Ingalls, win be the guest
Of her mother, Mrs Robert Wood this
week.
Miss laura Bargamin will return home
this week. after pleasant visit TO Crozet.
Mrs. Helen Randall and Miss Mamie
Randall have returned home after a plea
SAINT month spent at Green Springs.
Miss Nellie Barcamin. who has been
visiting her brother in Bedford City re-
turned last week.
Miss Gussie MCGUIRE. who was a belle.
at the white Sulphur Springs, this season,
has deturned home.
Miss LUCILLE Pizzini has returned from
a delightful northern trip.
Among the charming entertainments Of
the week. was the concert given az Cool
Spring Baptist church. at which quite
number Of Richmond people were present
The programme was OF high order, the
Gee club Of the University tOHeGe or
Medicine made the hit Of the evening.
Miss Maude Pollard was decided favor
tie as a recitatiOnist Mr.. g.. w. Hunter
vocal solo received a great deal Of APP
plause and he responpe q TO several en-
cores The guitar solo by Mr.. SedWick
was especially fire as were also tne reel
faHrus OF Misses Vera Palmer. Hldu'he
West, Ethel Palmer and Mary Haw.
Some OF those present We're. mr.. ana AIs.
D. a. Timberiakc, Captain ana airs a.
Timberlake Mrs. William Palmer, airs.
q, Pearson Ari~ces Hoseie Lee Wins
ton. Mapde Pollard, Ethel Atkinson,
Mamie Dyson, El0ise West. NJ tue cross,
Bessie Baker. Carrie Goodal- Mary " est
Fthel Palmer and DIT William "a. Fear
som. Nessrs. McChesncy HOgshoad, Pal
rick Cardwen. Bernard Pearson. G.. W.
Hunter. Marvin Dyson and f. +. SedS-
wick.
Miss Celtic Mcclure. who has been very
I'm for the past two weeks, Is improving
slowly.
Miss Grace Mcconnell who has been
che Guest OF the Misses Gillian, in Buck
fncham county. for the past three weeks
viii return home ihis week
Miss Mary Brooks is visiting friends in
Cumberland county
DID Ford was in the city for few
davs last week.
Mrs. Fitzhurh Mayo and Miss LILY
Csvcc. who are now travelling in l.u-
zone will not RETURN 20 this country
untn the middle Of October.
Or W. u. Willis and Miss Kate Wits,
who have been spending the summer IN
Louisa county, have returned TO the city
The pictu ss0ue beauty or loreSt iLll
Park was never more fully enjoyed IMAM
on las. Thursday evening merry parry
az Richmonders. after he~--d day spent