The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Treasurer, B. a. jacob.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The ladies Of the Virginia Hospital
Board gave a delightful lawn party last
evening from s TO Il o'clock on the
grounds of the Ginter residence. 1T was
a most successful affair, and was we'll at
tended. The ladies of the Board acted
as the Reception Committee. Mrs Gi!!s
boys gave their iuimitsble cake-waik, and
they received the applause that is always
accorded them.
The marriage of Miss Marie Keesee and
Dr. Virginius Harrison will take place
in New York this morning at IL O'Clock
at the residence of the brides uncle. MT.
]. c. Keesee. of that city. After an
elegant wedding breakfast the young
couple will sail at once for an extended
tour.
Mr. Robert S. Brock gave q trolley
party Thursday evening in honor of the
birthday of his son. Mr.. +. S. Brock, Jr-
Mr. NJ. B. Ferguson and family, OF No
40S North Tenth Street, leave next week
for visit to Virginia Beach and Ocean
View.
Rev. DR.. A. E. Dickinson is at Buckroe
Beach.
The engagement of Miss Lillian Angus
tine to Mr.. Douglas Affair has been an
nounced,; the wedding to take place early
in July.
Miss Augustine is one of the most beau
tiful of Richmonds fair daughters, and IS
a true type OF the Gibson girl.
Mr. Adair is popular in social circles, and
is a promising young business man OF this
city.
Mrs. Lewis Branun, of Jackson. Tenn,
and Miss Virginia Berry. Of Smithvlle.
va. are visiting the Misses Berry, at
1l2 East Cary street
Miss Mary Mallory Brockenbrough. of
South Fourth Street. left Thursday for
the finals OF the Virginia Military Insti-
tute, and is a guest of her sister, Mrs
Frances Mallory.
Miss MCNEIL. of South Carolina. is the
guest of Miss Pollard, on West Grace
Street
Miss Phoebe Warwick will be the guest
Of Miss Ashley Miller this week. Later
she will visit Miss Katie Blankenship
Miss Conwayclla Macon will arrive in
the city to-day. after a visit OF several
weeks to relatives in boston, Mass.
Mrs. James winston is the guest of Mrs.
John Sommerviiie.
Mrs. NJ. a. straus cnee Etched of
Evansville. Ind. is visiting her cousin,
Miss Beulah Eichel.
Mr.. Alfred S Koch. of philadelphia, is
in the city for a few days.
Miss Mary Binford will leave Tuesday
for Baltimore. where she will be the guest
OF Miss Louise Beebe.
Miss Madeline English is visiting friends
in Frederick. Md
Miss Ray Van Wort leaves Monday for
a visit 10 Norfolk. after which she will
spend some time in the Adirondacks,
Miss Pearl Jones, of Raleigh, \. C,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Waller
Taylor. has left for Durham to visit
friends.
Mrs E. D. Hotchkiss and family will
spend the summer at Goshen, va.
Mrs. ] w Butler. who has been visit
ing friends In the city, has returned to
Newport News. accompanied by Miss Cora
De Jarnette Jones.
Miss Elsie Stokes is the guest of Miss
Margaret Stokes. OF Gochland county
Miss Randolph Boiling. Mss Margaret
Stokes and Miss Elsie Stokes will attend
the V NJ. I. finals.
Mrs. katherine Conn and granddaughter.
H!dred Walker. OF Columbia, y. c.. are
visiting Mr. B. VI. Angle. on Grove Ave
Professor Charles F'r. Mutter. the we'll
known musician, has been highly compii-
mented by Professor Arthur Csaassen.
conductor of the Nineteenth National
Song Festival and director OF several
musical organizations in New York and
brooklyn. Professor Claassen has written
the following:
Mr. Charles F. Mutter is an excellent
musician and conductor. number OF
choral works written by him snow his
ability as composer. I was highly pleased
with the work he has done by preparing
the Virginia Singing Society for the
Nineteenth National Singing Festival.
Miss Maggie Kerse formerly the organ
list at Sacred Heart Church, will take
charge of the organ at St Mays during
the absence OF Prof. Mutter, who will sail
Tuesday for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deford and child.
of Baltimore: Mrs. Oswald Ogden and
children. OF New Orleans and Mrs. f. O.
Bertrand and children. of New Orleans.
are spending while with Mrs. s. D Drew
~. at Mnneola, in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deford will go 20 White
Sulphur Springs in August, where they
will spend a month with Mrs. Deford's
sisters. Miss Mary MaCsili Drewry and
Miss Agnes Drewry.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.