The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-02

Clay Street.
Miss Blanche Hechler is on a visit to
her parents in this city. She is a nurse
in Roosevelt Hospital, New York. where
she will return and resume her duties
about the 18th
Nile. E. NJ de La Tour Labanowski
has changed her place OF residence to
No. South Second Street.
Mrs. W. ". Shelton announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Wilson.
to Mr.. BENZ. B. Willingham. of Macon.
Ga The marriage will occur some time
this month
Miss Pauline Gehner, daughter of the
vice-p president OF the st. Louis Worlds
Exposition in 1903, is visiting Miss Eliz-
abeth Won n. Rosenegk.
Mrs Aiken and the Misses Aiken, Jack
son and Littleton are the guests of Mrs.
John P. Branch of No. West Franklin
Street. They came to attend the Glas-
gow-Branch nuptias.
Miss Morris Leftwich. of st. Louis,
is a No. SCI West Grace for the winter.
The kindergarten Training School will
hold it's entrance examination at No. 10L
South Third Street.
Rev T. T. Sweeney is expected in the
city about the 18th, having been invited
to address the Christian Convention on
the Goth, which will meet in this city.
Mr.. Henry. North will soon make his
headquarters in New York, having re-
signed his position with the Trigg Ship
Company.
Hon. Joseph T Lawless and family will
shortly leave for Norfolk. where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
Mrs. Andrew Pizzini, Jr., has returned
to the city
Miss Elite Cofer has taken charge of a
class il. music this winter at the Womans
College.
Miss stringer and Miss Catalan are
guests Of Mrs. I.andon Edwards.
Miss Lily Nicholas. of Lynchburg. and
Miss Katherine Fontaine. of Baltimore.
will be with the Misses Meade, of South
Third Street, during the Carnival.
Miss Mary Ashby Bell will be the guest
of Miss Belle Perkins aurinS the Carnival
and will probably lend her aid entertain
ing the Woman's Club next Monday.
The Executive Board of the yvoman's
| Club will meet tomorrow Thursday af-
| ternoon.
Mrs. Enma. Read Ball has returned
| rom Yonlsers, \. Y. and Chautaulua
Mr. Fayette Ball will be the guest Of
his mother, No. 2i5 East Franklin Street
| this winter.
Mrs. C. D. Farmer and daughter, Hattie.
| have returned home, after a visit TO
| Bedford county.
Mrs. Allen Potts ana Miss Julia Magr'l-
! der will be the guests of Miss Mary Don
! nan. No. l0l East Grace Street, next
| week.
The "Mtltorl C. Work Whist Club will
| meet this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to re-
| organize for the season and elect new
members. This is always looked forward
| to by its members, and is one. OF the CHEZ
| social functions of this city.
Miss Beale. of Williamsburg. was
! in the city yesterday Miss Beale is
| niece of Delegate Bristow, of Middiesex
The Emma Andrews Whist Club and
! Miss sue X. Gordons will shortly meet to
reorganize for the winter, as viii also
| the German Clubs elect their officers
| The Sewing School, under the direction
i of the w. C. A, of No. III Brook Avenue,
| will reopen Saturday, October 5th. at Il
| O'Clock All teachers and pupils will
| please be prompt.
Miss Clifford West. of Savannah. Ga,
| is the guest of Miss Clara Guillaume, of
| East Grace Street In a few days she
(, wil,s visit Miss BeuIah Patterson, of this
! city.
! Mr.. George Roberts. of Philadelphia,
and Mr. Allen Miller, OF New York. are
| visiting in this city.
| Miss Parker. graduate of the Phoebe
| Hearst Kindergarten Training School. of
! Washington will be in the city this Win
/ ter and will make her home at Sl7 West
| Franklin Street. She will be principle
| OF the Kindergarten Training School.
| founded by Miss Grace Arents. Of this
/ city.
/ Miss Elsie May Harvey has returned
| home, after months visit te Philadei-
/ pha. Oxford and Atlantic City
Mrs. w. S. Forbes. of Richmond. was
registered at the Stafford. in Baltimore,
| yesterday.
Mr. w. ?, Gillian. r. S. Panteil and
Mayor j. w. O-tey. of Farmyile, Va.
| viii be in this city Thursday in o-cer TO
attend the Tobacco Association.
Miss Mamie Martin has left Richmond.
and Will take charge this winter OF a
school in Cnurchland, Va
Miss Sophia Fleck. of Philadelphia, IS
visiting friends in the city She case
resided here.
Mrs. Claude MacauIey, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Graw-
i ford in East Richmond, has returneSs
TO her home in Washington. D. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Maci:iir have removed
from East Richmond to residence on
rwelfth Street. bet Hsen Broad ana War ar:
shall. !. !. h.