The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-15
Kenmore. near Philadelphia.
Mrs. Binford Will DO in Powhatan

county.
Misses Kate and Marianne Meadol will
be at Charleston, ". Va, in July.
Mrs. NJ. e. Snellngs will be in Cali
fornia part Of the summer.
Miss Julia Cardwell will DO In Orange
county visiting.
Miss May Brooks will summer at Lake
Michigan.
Miss Frances jenkins went to Wilson,
n. c., for the warm season.
Mrs. John Mcclure. Jr., and daush-
ter, are at Fork Fields" Louisa. county.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. "A. Lancaster will
spend the summer at their country resi-
dence. "Walowatoolah."
MIR. and Mrs James Cline will be IN
California
The only large entertainment of the
past week was the delightful german at
Lakeside Tuesday night, which coming
and going was kind of song festival.
The dance was managed by Messrs. Al
bert and Woodson Waddey and was
chaperoned Mrs. George w. Stevens,
Mrs. Z. D. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Thomas
Moulton and Miss Getty Clarke. of Lex
ington, Va The music was furnished
by Thiow's Orchestra, and after an
evening all too short for the dancers,
they sojourned to the chartered car
and left for home at a quarter to one
O'Clock. Those participating We're: MI.
Henry Starle Hotchkiss. with Miss Elise
Stokes: Mr. Z. D. Hotchlliss, Jr., with
Miss Helen Stevens. Ny. Woodson w ad-
dey. with Miss Gertrude Shelton; Mr.
Albert Waddey, with Miss Jean Taylor;
Mr.. Marvin S. Bowman. with Miss Alice
Hotchliiss; Mr.. Paul Stevens, with Miss
Mary Moulton; Mr.. Goodloe, with Miss.
Adamson, of Bon Air; MIR. Allie Newton,
with Miss Mary Drewry; Mr. Park Dean,
with Miss Gudger; DR.. Bagby. with Miss
Chamberlayne; Mr.. Irwin Blair. with Miss
Louise Herbert: Mr.. Frank O'Ferrall.
with Miss Hutcheson; Mr.. II. Adalr, with
Miss Corbin, of Florida; Mr.. Conrad
Hutcheson, with Miss Norris; Mr.. H.
Tabb, with Miss Gertrude Clarke; Mr..
Charles Bargamin, with Miss Annie
Smith: Mr.. Cook. with Miss Martha Anne
Lundy; Mr. Eddie Gillian, with Miss
Lynda Barganin; Mr.. Brook Jones. with
Miss Lambert: Mr.. George Morgan. with
Miss Lizzie Hotchkiss: Messrs. baltimore
Gordon, Robert Jones. James McBain.
Richard Bidgood. William Turner, C.
Boschen, John James. L. Jennings, ].
Dunlop, Mr.. Nuchols. Mr.. Schlob and
Mr.. John Danforth and others.
The musical event Of the week was the
recital given by Mr.. John H. Powell and
Miss Eileen Hearon, at Professor Hairs
studio. The rooms We're filed by AL
appreciative audience of music lovers
who, by enthusiastic applause, evinced
their enjoyment of Mr.. PowelIs per-
formance On this occasion he gave
unmistakable evidence of having de-
veloped his great musical gift and of hav-
ing been thoroughly and skilfully train
ed His friends and admirers have all
reason to rejoice that he will some day
reach a high position among concert
pianists. His own composition was also
exceptionally we'll received, to which he
added as encore a gavotte by Bach. Miss
Eileen Hearon shared the honors of the
occasion, and delighted her listeners by
her beautiful. clear voice and artistic
style, and was compelled to respond to
an encore.
Among those present were: Mrs. J. II.
Powell, Mrs. Hequembourg, Mrs. B. B.
Valentine Mrs 3. Nash, Mrs. c. w. P.
Brock, Mrs. S. Brockenbrough Nine.
Guillaume Mrs S. Carter. Mrs. McCance,
Mrs Small, Mrs. Young. Mrs. F. Will
liams, Misses Branch, Wexford. A. Boy
kin. J. Lee. c. Johnston. L. Mason, Gui-
gon, sewers of MIR. Hairs pupils and
many others
Old Dominion Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. met yesterday
morning at II o'clock in honor of flag
day, as a mark of respect, and to en-
courage sentiment in regard to our ma
tional standard.
A letter was read from the treasurer
general, thanking the chapter for assist
ance in Strengthening complications that
have arisen by the division in the chap
ter.
A communication was read from Mrs.
Gary A II. Lyons, of Charlottesville.
stating that the next State conference
will be held the latter part of October in
Lylchburg. The members of the chapter
were given tickets to the High School
commencement on Monday night at the
Masonic Temple, on which occasion Major
A S. Lanier will, in the name of the
chapter, deliver the gold medal awarded
for the best essay written by a child
of the grammar schools of the city on
any revolutionary subject.
Major R. f. Henry, of Tazewell, has is
sued invitations to the marriage of his
daughter Miss Lucy Ashby Henry, to
Mr. William Bourland Walker on We'd
nesday. June 18th. Miss Henry Is con-
sidered one of the handsomest and most
attractive young women in the State. She
is connected with many of Nirgnia's
most prominent families. and is widely
known, especially in Richmond, having
been a guest at the Executive Mansion
for several seasons past, during which
visits she made a host Of friends. The
wedding, which is to be at Tazewell will
be notable society event in the South.
Mrs. Z. C. sterne has issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Mary Hester Browder to Norman.
Percy Cooke. The ceremony will occur
at the homo Of Mrs. Sterne. No. ?O5 East
Leigh Street. June 18th. The prospective
bride is a popular and very attractive
young lady; the groom is a young bus-
ness man connected with the Southern
Brokerage Company. in this city. He is
son of t. A Cooke. formerly promi-
nent business man of Hampton, Va,
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Osterbind have Is
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Copeland Osterbind.
to Mr.. William Frederick Haase, the we'd
ding to take place Wednesday, June 18th.
at Laurel-Street Methodist Church.
Colonel and Mrs. Peter A1allett. of New
York, are at the Jefferson. Colonel NAL
lett. who was colonel in the Confeder-
ate army, is prominent in the Southern