Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-04


Brown Stone Rebecca and Well Or
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cess in her work and has this season an
able corps of assistants, including: Frank
Eugene Cosby. g. a. Thiiow. Mrs Sally
Montgomery Brown, A. J. Iuiess, DR..
William James Cowardin, Mrs. A. G.
Harding, Miss Florence Dansey, Miss
Lois Bass. Miss Roberta Pollack, c. W.
Thilow, Walter B. Sedgwick, and Mrs. L.
Hart
Among the distinguished visitors to
the horse-show will be Lord and Lady
Algeron Lcrox, of Lenox Castle, Eng
land. During October they viii: visit
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, who was
entertained at Lenox Castle on her re-
cent visit to England, at the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Lang
horne, of >.Mirador." Alhemarle county
Lady LanoX is one of the famous beau
ties of the world. and has been for years
a great favorite at the Court Of St
James. She is a sister of the Duchess of
Warwick, Lady Brooke, who is also one
of the beauties of the world
The many friends of Mrs. Randolph
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remain in Richmond this winter with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Minor
Woodward. DIR. Teusler. who is a medical
| missionary to Japan. will remain at his
post but the climate. not agreeing with
his wife, she was compelled to return TO
| Virginia to recuperate.
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Rosenbloom have re-
| turned from delightful trip North, after
rof..1 .>l,:x~ 4 loy, ito
City and Baltimore.
| Mr.. F. Lynn Palmer. of Baltimore. is
in the city making a flying visit to his
| mother on south Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. Pease and Miss Ruth
Pease have returned from a visit to Cap
tain and Mrs. ]. r. Bacon. of Williams
burg.
Miss Josephine Knox will entertain the
Stay-at-Homs Whist Club at it's next
! meeting, at her home, on south Third
street.
Mr. Robert w Crenshaw, recently of
| Lynchburg, but now in business here, and
| Miss Eva C. Bryant surprised their
| friends Tuesday evening by quietly call
| ing at the Paramount Methodist parson-
i age, where they were married by the Rev.
| ]. 0. Babcock. The bride is a sister of
| Mrs. Andrew Farrell No. 915 Mosby
street, where they will reside for the
present.
| Richmond Council No. Ss5. knights of
Columbus held their regular meeting at
Lee Camp Hall last night al $50 o'clock.
Miss Martha Southgate Hopkins left
Tuesday for Bristow. where she will at
| tend school this session.
Rev. John B. Tabb left yesterday for
Baltimore, after pleasant visit to
friends III this city.
| Owing to the rain last evening the lawn
party which was to have been held under
| the auspices of the McGill Catholic Union
had TO be postponed.
Miss Elizabeth Myers has returned
home after charming stay at the sea-
side the guest of her sister, Mrs. Armis-
tead Boland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstead Boland and
Master Thomas r. Boland, of Norfolk.
are spending few days with Mrs w. w.
Myers, No. 1922 west Grace street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Steinbrecher have
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Can. to visit the annual exposition of
| the Dominion of Canada which takes
place from the LIST of September until
the 18th. On their return they will be
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Steinbrecher. who has been visit
ing relatives for the last year in Toronto.
and will stop over at Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Harrisburg, Baltimore, and
Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs Abram Warwick and fam
| lily have gone to Ashland for the winter,
and are with Mrs. Agnes Harrison
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiles Mason Terrell have
| taken the house, 1916 Grove avenue, for
| the year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed have moved
in their new home. 1914 Grove avenue
Mrs. John Shelton Williams is
travelling in Canada. Mrs. Williams is
much improved in health, but will be un-
able to return TO Richmond this winter,
to the regret of all who know her.
Mr.. Sebastian j. Hook and Miss Ruth
Hook have returned to Baltimore after
| a siX-weeks visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cohen. who have
been making a tour of the West. includ-
| ing San Francisco and the Yellowstone
National Park, are expected home the
latter part OF this week
Miss Katie and Elena Burgess ara