The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-29
TFIE DANCERS.

Among thu participants were:
Mr.. e. c. Burlls with Miss Virginia Nor
wood, Of Montgomery, Ala
Mr. II. J. Thurman with Miss Patsy
Tyson, of Montgomery, Ala,
Mr.. NJ. p. Burks, Jr., with Miss Dorsey
Tyson, of Montgomery Ala.
Mr.. C. A. Floyd with Miss Josie Nor
wood, of Montgomery. Ala.
Mr. A. Cucullu with Miss Christina
Northrop, of Pass Christian, Miss.
Mr.. George Tyson, of Montgomery, Ala,
with Miss Ruby Northrop of Pass Chris
tan, Miss
Mr. s. V. Kemp with Miss Annie Wilson,
Of Petersburg, Va.
Mr. p, j. Hall with Miss Friend, of Mo
bile Ala
Mr.. James r. Guy, Jr., of Lynchburg,
with Miss Virginia Mosby.
Mr. John w. Hurt with Miss Annie
NoSby.
Mr.. c. W Thomas with Miss Lizzie Mat
thews, of Knoxville.
Mr. Harry Noseley with Miss Marion
Ciaytor.
Mr.. George Jordan with Miss Florrie
Clayton.
Miss Shelly Daniel.
Mr. Crmond Humphreys with Miss Min
ME Humphreys
Mr. John B. Jordan with Miss Pattie
Summerson.
Mr.. g T: Hagan with Miss annie Annie Guy, Guy:
Mr. J. Marshall West With Miss Many
Daniel. of WASHINGTON. D. c.
Mr. III r. Mosby with Mrs III. B.
Mosby.
DIR. 7. r. TAYLOR with Mrs. j. z. Taylor.
Stays: Randolph Marshall and r. T.
Watts. Jr OF Lynchburg; c. A. Moore, II
L Guy and DIR. r p. West,
Paronesses: 1resdamcs Nortllrop' OF
Mississippi: Tyson and Norwood, OF Ala
bama, and Roper, Of Virginia
WEEKLY GERMAN.
The regular weekly german Of the club
was given at Hotel Bedford Thursday, and
this was led by Mr.. John 3. Jordan with
Miss Patsy Tyson, of Alabama.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs O.
C. Bell gave a party to their son Clifton,
to do honor to the fact that he has reach
ed the mature age of nine summers
Many guests were b:dden and cake with
nine lighted tapers proclaimed the age Of
Master Clifton, and also delighted the
hearts of the company, who knew it was
the satisfying complement OF the cream
that was to follow.
WEALTH AND MATRIArONY.
Saturday evening Wealth and Matri-
mony," an interesting play written by
Mr. John w. Sherman, of Roanoke, Was
rendered at the Opera House IN flne style
before an appreciattve audience. several
of the cast came down from Roanoke.
The remaining characters were: Lucile,
by Miss Louise Quarles; Pansy Marsh, by
Miss Kate Parr; Miss julia Dasher. by
Miss Mary Lou Gray, of Norfolk; Mrs.
Johnson Morrison. by Mrs o. c. Bell;
Mrs. Abbott. by Miss Carolyn Oton of
Selma, Ala; Little Pet Morrison. by Miss
Matte Spencer, and Major FITZPATRICK,
by N1r. c. T. Hagan.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the recent arrivals a Hotel Bed-
ford are Mrs Withers p. Clark and family,
Of Lynchburg; Hon. John Goode. of Wash
ington, d c.; Mrs W. p. Brazleton and
family of Waco, Ten: Mrs Charles r.
Colhoun and daughter, OF Virginia; Dr. X l.
Styll. of Newport News: Mr.. Thomas G.
Correll, of Richmond: Mr.. Malcolm Vince
Ter. of ST Louis, Mo: Mr.. Eugene R. Gill,
Of louisville. Ky; DR.. homas d. Merrick,
Of Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Dingee
and family, of LynchburG, Va; Mr.. Chas.
Chapman of Richmond, Va; Mrs. Walker
Martin and family, of Memphis, Tenn;
Miss Irene Gilmore, Biloxi, Miss. Mrs. II.
NJ. Friend and daughter, OF Mobile, Ala;
Mr., c. E. Angel and Miss Angel, of New
Orleans Mr.. II. w. Barclay. OF Lexington
Va: Mr. J. Glass. of Philadelphia; Mr.. L.
A. Slaughter and family, of Selma, Ma
Mr. Edward Nickson and Mr.. r. r. Nick
son. of Lynchburg; Mr.. P F. Jones and
NJ W. A. Holland. of Richmond.
Miss Eertie Mitchell, Of East Orange.
N J. and the Misses Cobbs, Of Green's
Vile Ala. are guests of Mrs. NJ. P Burss.
Prot A. NJ. Hughlett. formerly principal
OF Eandolph-Macon Academy. spent two
days in Bedford this week.
Miss Leadbeater- of Alexandria, Is
guest at Misses Smiths
SIr. and Mrs. Robertson and child Mrs.
John Crawford and Misses Pearl and Bes-
sic Crawford. of Portsmouth. are spending
the summer at the beautiful home of Mr..
J. II. Walker.
Miss Louise Wootten, of Farmville, IS
visiting Miss Lizzie Davidson