The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-16

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and that it will appear this winter or
eraly next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Hobson, who
have been the guests OF relatives in Ash
land, have returned home.
Miss Anne Tenant and Miss Ellie
Bosner are bellies at the Hot Springs,
Va, where they are spending the month
of September Miss Tenant has her
horse and trap, and her Skill in handling
the ribbons is much commented upon.
Miss Alice Reddy was the guest of
honor at a card party given by Miss
Cooke, OF Newport News, last Saturday
morning.
Miss Jessie Read Pendleton has re-
turned to Richmond from New York and
Asbury Park. She will open her class
in physical culture at the Y. NJ. c. A.
October the first.
Professor Harrison. of the University
of Virginia, has been in Richmond for
a week. leaving for the University last
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East Franklin Street.
Miss Celine Jones, of Boydton, and her
friend, Miss Edna Ruftin. OF Chester, Va,
scent Friday last in Richmond, and were
the guests of Mrs. George B. Finch at
the Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. birmingham Spilman and the A1isses
Spilman are at Warrenton Va, and will
probably not return for the next ten
days.
Miss Meta Jones, of Petersburg, is the
guest Of friends at No. 312 East Grace
Street.
Mrs. James Tyler, who is with her pa
rents in Amelia county, will be back in
Richmond October LIST, and she and Mr..
Tyler will then occupy their new house,
No. 20O1 Park Avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Adkins and family are
at Mr.. Adkins country home near Venita,
Goochland county, Va
Mrs Herbert A. Claiborne, with her
sons, Herbert a. and Hamilton Claiborne
have returned from a summer at Natural
Bridge, Va.
Mrs John D. Clothier and Miss Louise
Stacy reached Richmond from Waynes-
boro Saturday. Mrs. Allen Donnan and
family returned the same day.
Major Randolph's physician thinks he
will be sufficiently improved to return to
Richmond next Wednesday. II present
plans are carried out. Mrs. Randolph
Misses Nina and C1eiland Randolph and
DR.. Shackelford will come with Major
Randolph.
Mrs Charles Page and Mrs Howard
Johnson will be numbered among Mrs.
Duval's household, at the corner Of Third
and Franklin Streets, when they return
for the season.
The Rev. William Meade and Mrs
Clarke have resumed housekeeping since
their visit to friends in Halifax county.
Miss Edmonia Nelson. of Norfolk, spent
Friday night last in Richmond. en- route
to the Virginia mountains, where she will
be during September.
Miss Gertrude Camm who has been at
tending series Of house parties since
August 1st, is now with her friend, Mrs.
L. B. White, at ''NIeadow Brook" Mrs.
Whites beautiful country home, near
Leesburg Va.
Misses Blanche Burford, Emily Sands
and Natalie Worsham are back in Rich
mond from charming visit to their
friend, Miss Parke Harris, of Scottsville
Va.
Mrs Allan Talbot. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Tatum, Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Grymes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gwathmey are
guests at the Henry Clay Inn, my Ash
land, Va.
The opening reception and german given
by Colonel and Mrs. George w Miles at
st. Adams Hall, Radford. was brilliant
social affair. In connection with it, the
presence of Ex-Governor and Mrs Tyler
and the Misses Tyler among the guests of
distinction was noted. Misses Alice Clark
and Minnie Cabell Roberts, of Richmond,
We're in the number Of the dancers.
Miss V. L. Lester. of this city, has ac-
cepted position to teach music and elo-
and left last week to enter upon her new
round Of duty.
Mrs H. Cabell Tabb has left to spend
some time at the Sweet Chalybeate
Springs, where the September company
Is unusually good.
Mrs. Mae Talley has returned from
Boston, where she has been studying with
the best vocal instructors.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Marion Eva Odel Ames
to DR.. Robert Wesley Mapp, in Centenary
Methodist Church. Cape Charles, Va,
September 18TH at $50 P. NJ. Miss Ames
is the daughter of Mrs. Susan E. Ames.