The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
CUPID HAS WORKED OVERTIME
DURING. LONG SUMMER. DAYS
summer. and made his friends a little

summer, and made his friends a little
envious.
DR.. Christopher, with his family, had ;
pleasant stay at the Warm Springs. ans
say they met charming people.
Miss Josephine Tyler returned from he-
trip to the county. and is even looking
better than when she returned from the
Beach
Miss Ethel Pace says the coast OF Maine
is jolly place to spend the summer, anu
Is ready to go again another year.
Miss Condie Bridges has also returned
from the North, and on her way home was
the guest Of a house party near Balu-
more.
The gagement is announced OF DIT.
George Bryan, a prominent lawyer OF
this city, and Miss Page Bragg osborne,
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert =.
Osborne, of Petersburg. and the niece OF
Msr. w Gordon Mo Cabe, of this city.
the wedding to take place on OCTOBER
23d.
Mr.. Bryan is a member of the firm. OF
Williams, Bryan and Williams. OF TINS
city, and is one of the ablest lawyers ano
speakers of the Richmond Bar. lie mas
also delivered several lectures In TINS cry
the one last winter at the Woman Siup
being one of the best delivered nV
Richmond man.
Miss EVELYN Gordon, who is i'll with
typhoid fever, is reported to be doing nice.
To Miss Gordon was taken sick while at
the Cold Sulphur Springs and not at the
Crockett Springs. as has been stated MISS
Gordon, with Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon,
had only been at the springs ten days.
The concert given at Sanger Hall,
Thursday night for the benefit Of the
Hebrew Aid Society, of this city. proved
a great success, the feature Of the even
ing being the excellent singing and re-
citations by six small girls-Misses Kate
Baroff Beatrice Gilman, Resale Cohen.
Esther Weinstein. Minnie Cohen, and
Fannie Gilman. Miss Jennie Weinstein
presided at the piano.
Many thanks are extended for the sue
cess OF the concert to Mr.. Louis NJ.
Tinsberg. Mr.. Joseph Weinstein and Mr.
Aaron Gilman.
Miss Isabel Mason Chamberlain, who
has been spending the summer at the
Jefferson Park Hotel, has returned nome
and will be married at All Saints Church
on September 10th instead of the 18th. as
has been printed. The hour being II
clock.
Miss Vera Palmer, who has been I'll
for some time at her home on South
Third Street. is much better and the
doctors hope to let her sit up in day or
two.
Mr.. w. B. Anderson will leave to-mor-
ROW, for tho VIRGINIA Military Institute
to resume his studies.
Mrs I. N. Thomas has returned home
from a visit of two weeks in Hampton.
Mrs. Edgar LATELY and child have re-
turned from their summer trip and are
at their home on South Third Street.
Mr. William n. Barrett and family. of
NO 1913 Floyd Avenue, are at mt. Ber-
nard,'' on the upper James.
MI b Bloxton has returned to the
city after a delightful visit to friends on
the James River and will leave in a few
weeks for a stay Of ten days or more
with his father, Colonel c. B. BloXton, at
Appomattox Courthouse.
MISS Lewis Barret. of No. 1913 Floyd
-tNSilUS. 10 NiSitiii0 4iiSiiNo AZ Ni'S AAOuii-
talns of Virginia.
Mr. Arthur Brockenborough. with his
wife and children, are visiting his sister
at Upper rams, near Baltimore.
Mrs Charles Tanner and the Misses
Helen and Ruth Tanner have returned to
the city from a visit TO Elk Hill, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. I. NJ Elicit are at the
white sulphur Springs.
DIR. and Mrs. a. E. dickinson have re-
turned from a pleasant trip to the "Old
wnite'
MISS jamie Dickinson, who has been i'll
at the residence of Mr.. Thaddus Dickin-
son, of Louisa county, is now out Of
danger.
MRS. l. S. Bayles has returned to the
city after pleasant visit to Fluvanna
county.
Miss Sallie A. :, ilson is making an ex-
tended northern tour. which will include
New York, Philadelphia, Wilmington,
Del, Baltimore and Washington. She
will be home on October LIST.
MI. and Mrs. Edenton, of Jackson.
Tenn. are visiting at the home of Mrs
Quisenberry, on East Clay Street.
Miss Mallie Reynolds, of Church Hill,
will leave Monday on an extended visit
TO Washington. Miss Reynolds is very
attractive young lady and 81 very popular
The Rev. G. Q. Mead. who is at present
laying at keswck, Va, will not be at
lis parish before the first Sunday in
September.
Miss Mamie Themer and Miss Sue
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