Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14


garet, are in New York, rs guests of their
relatives.
Mr.. Nathan Simon has returned home
after delightful trip to Niagara Falls,
Toronto, and New York.
Miss Alice Brasassa. Of Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting her aunt, Mrs J. W.
Finch, at 1412 Floyd avenue.
Rev. Landon r. Mason, who has been
spending the summer at the Sweet Chaly-
Mrs. Mason will remain at the springs
for a couple Of weeks longer.
DR.. and Mrs. George 2. Font will occu-
by floor at No. 2o7 east Franklin street
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly r. Selden are
visiting relatives In Goochland and Pow
hatan counties
Mr.. NJ. E. Gary Is spending some time
at Crozet.
rliSSSS uNd dtiSSS anu ASSiiiC
Wynne are the guests Of the Misses
Leake at Hllsboro.
Miss Lila Wingfield is spending some
time with friends at Blair, Md.
MT. Darcy Dider has returned to his
home in Baltimore, after a pleasant visit
to friends in Virginia.
who has been spending the summer at
the Buffalo Lithia Springs. is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. N. B. Quimby is visiting Mrs. T.
Howard Hanway, in Maryland.
Miss Lottie Reid Brown, of Norfolk. is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. William Mar
SHALL
Mrs. W. G. stanard has returned from
a visit to Mrs. James Lyons, in Bucking-
ham county.
Miss Mamie Harvey has returned to
the city from Alton, Va, where she was
the recipient Of much attention.
Mrs. Robert Crump and family ar
rived In Richmond last week from de-
hghtful stay with relatives in Albemafle
county.
Mrs. Phillip Sutton will spend the win
ter with Mrs. Allen on south Third street.
Mrs. Courtney Jenkins and Miss Anna
bel jenkins are spending month near
Waynesboro Va They will come back
TO Richmond September 23d. Mrs.
George P. Stacy and Miss Louise Stacy,
who are also visiting in Waynesboro. will
return about the same time.
Mrs. w. p Johnson, Mrs Austin
Smith. and Miss Bessie Smith will pass
the winter at the Mount Vernon. Mrs.
Johnston has been a guest at the Healing
Springs, Va, and with relatives in Wash
tngton since the LIST of August.
Mrs. Horace Halves. Jr., will soon re-
open her attractive F'ranklin-street home
for the season. DR.. James B. McCaw,
who has been at the Old Sweet will then
be lack, as will his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Davenport.
Mrs. P. L. Gum has had an extremely
pleasant summer at Blue Ridge Springs.
Since the LIST of September she has been
at Forest. Lodge, Glen Allen. A little.
later SUS VIII 1Glui " w. 80 SA-oS
Franklin street
Mrs. Charles Burgess Ball and her son.
Mr.. Fayette Ball, will be at home to their
friends after September 18th, at No. 3l5
east Franklin street.
Mrs. John Dunlop has spent most
comfortable summer at North Hatley.
Cacada and will still be there for some
time longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyler, Jr., have.
bought home In the West-End. which
they will occupy very soon Mrs Tyler
is now with her fathers family, in Anne
liza county.
Mrs. Ben Valentine is not yet back
from, the Virginia mountains. A part OF
her summer was passed most enjoyably
by her at the Cold Sulphur Springs, near
Goshen.
Mrs. Phillip whitlock, accompanied by
her granddaughter. Miss Myra lander,
LEFT Tuesday for Cincinnati to visit her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. Zander, and Will pc
away for several weeks.
nr. and Mrs. Simon NJ. Block pei have
returned from two-Weeks' stay IN
Atlantic City and New FORK.
DR.. Philip Taylor returned to the city.
having passed a very pleasant. summer at
the Afuskoka Lakes
) on the Southern society page Of the
New York Herald Of Sunday last APP
peared a very pretty picture Of MISS.
Ruby Bodeker of this city. Miss Bodeker3
is one OF the prominent women in the.
state in philanthropic work and is an
officer in several societies In the city,
While in Washington last winter Miss.
#Bodeker was entertained at dinner at