The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSON AL.

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A delightful dance was given at Mays
vile, va. FRIDAY night, led by Mr..
Percy Weis,Eer, and Mr.. Frank Michaux..
"A large super was given at midnight
and Soloman's band played until the
wee small hours Of the morning. Ihose
present were Mrs. Lee Dance. Mrs. VIII
liam Old. and Miss Buchanan, OF I'm
cinnau: Miss Mamie and Nellie Baimer.
Matte and w. Cowhart Matte We!siger,
Mary Hancock, Frances Dunn, OIL bon
Air: Lulu Munford Of Charles City;
Laura Webb, Annie and Susie King,
Mary Willis. Mary Wortham. and Ailce
Thaw, of this city; Messrs. Clarence,
John, Percy and Louis Weisiger. Malcolm
Herring, Irwin Jordan, Frank and Harry
Mlcnaux, Josiah Balmer. Edgar and
William Morse. Lee Dance, Alfred Moore,
OF Bon Air; John Harvie. Victor Shell
pure, George Skinpwith and Robert
King, of this city
Mrs. Frank Ridout and Mrs. J. N.
Johnston were the chaperons.
The choir of ST. James Church, which
has made such an excellent reputation
under the leadership of Miss Carrie Lett
yjch. has reorganzed for the winter with
Mrs. Montgomery Brown as leading so
prano, Miss Francis Diggs contraito. MI.
George L. Bidgood basso and Mr.. wal
ter Watkins tenor. The congregauon IS
much pleased by the return OF MISS
Disga
Miss blanche HARDY Hecht. OF. Norfolk,
who was the charming little actress IN
princess Bonnie here last autumn. and
who is now connected with theatrical
circles of New York. is now the popular
guest at Hotel Rudolph, Atlantic City.
,ho he,
been spending some time in Brooklyn,
are expected to return the latter part OF
the week.
Or. Hugh wythe Davis has returned
from visit to his brother, Colonel Writ
Davis, of Baltimore.
Miss Fannie Mcclure has returned to
the city from the mountains OF Viz
g1nla-
Mrs. Charles Weisger and children.
who have been summering with relatives
in Blackstone, have returned home.
Mrs. L. a. Coalter and family. who
have been residing at No. q South First
Street, have removed to Sixth Street
Mrs. Henry Clay Watkins and children
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Norfolk.
Misses Charlotte ard Katherine Younge
entertained about fifty friends at the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Trevilian are at the
Waldorf. and will return to this city to
morrow evening. While away on their
six weeks trip they visited Atlantic City.
Nova Scotia, Saratoga, and New York
city.
Mrs. P. H Starke was considered TO
be doing as we'll as could be expected
last night, but is still an extremely i'll
woman.
Mr.. Henry Rietz. who was operated on
at the Old Dominion Hospital Saturday,
is getting along nicely, and hopes to be
out in about ten days.
Miss Edna Branch has returned to the
city after a delightful visit to Goochland
county. where she was the guest Of hon
or on several occasions.
Mr.. A. G. Kirtley will sail from New
York for Liverpool Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Williams is visiting Miss
Lille Spindle in Roanoke.
DR.. William L. Gordon has returned
from a trip to Southwestern Virginia.
Miss Nina Randolph has gone to
Waynesboro. where her father is ex-
tremely i'll.
feI
sition as head of the vocal development
this session at the Woman's College.
Mr.. Haskins, a graduate of the Nor
NAL School of Nashville, Tenn, will take
charge of the class of pedagogy this ses-
sion at the Woman's College.
The Frances Willard W. C. T. U. will
meet this afternoon at No. 105 Harvey
Street at o'clock.
Mrs. S. W. Travers was hostess of the
Stay-at-Home Whist Club last night
Mr.. W. A. Danner has returned from
trip to Asheville. N. c.
The McGill Catholic Union will give a
beautiful garden fete on the evenings of
september ~, diitl All, d. Tie CoiIei
Of Ninth and Marshall Streets. a must
cal programme by some OF the best talent
in town will be given each evening.
Mr.. Lewis Dobie has returned from
Asheville, N. c.. and is now quite sick at
his home on South Third Street.
MIR. G. Robert Davis will be married to
Miss Florence Breame, OF Warrenton in
Washington to-day at the residence
of the brides sister. Immediately after
the ceremony they will leave to visit