The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-14
Personal Mention.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bruce and their
little daughter. Phil ipa, arrivd in Ken
mond last evening. They will be at tn,
Jefferson until next week. when they will
lea for New York. and sail t-ence for
the South Of France, where they VIII
spend the winter.
Mr.. Bruce has been for six years col
Letting data for his Social History OF
Virginia in the Sixteenth Century. e
has spent much time over the puolie
records in Great Britain. and returned
to Virginia about a year ago to refresh
himself from the State archives He
now feels that he has his maj erial In
hand, and will this winter begin the writ
ing of his book. ii e appearance OF which
Is looked forward to with eager interest.
Miss Helen O'Ferrali was Richmond
friend who witnessed the cersmony al
.the Ahles Kemper wedding Wednesday
last. Miss Carrie Leftwich attended the
reception given later In the afternoon
To-day the monument erected by the
Grsat Bridge Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. In Norfolk. on the
banks Of the Albemarle and Chesapeake
canal will be unveiled by Miss lars
Elizabeth Nash The monument marks
the site Of the battle Of Great Bridge.
the first fought during the Revolution.
on Virginia soil T. e great-granddaugh - 4
ter of Dr.. Herbert Nash, the only Ameri-s
"a 4 wounded in the battle. IS the one Sc
lect to draw the veil to-day-
Mrs. Taylor Bissell. of staunton. Va.
Is spending several days in Richmond.
Mrs. Andrew Gray, who has been for
the last several weeks at her OLD nome
in Wilmington. N. c.. has returned to
Richmond.
Mrs. C. A Carter and Miss Mary Hen
,sel of Harrisonburg are with friends In
Richmond this week
Mr.. and Mrs. wilmington, of England.
are at Murptey's Hotel Mr.. Withing-
ton is interested in making some genoa
logical researches from the State records.
Miss sallie Grady attended the Chat
ham Moore wedding in Norfolk yester-
day.
Miss Ruth Stiff. whose marriage to Mr..
Minear. of West Virginia. is scheduled to
take place at her home. in Westmore-
land county. November goth. has recently
visited her brother, DR.. Frank w. Stiff. In
this city.
The Norfolk Dispatch OF yesterday
saws: ..Mr Milton, of Richmond. gave
verv ENJOYABLE box party to see Fiddle
Dee-Dee at the CRANKY Theatre Monday
evening. After. the performance supper
was given at the Monticello MT. NIL
TONS guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Cooke and Miss Elizabeth Freeman
Miss Mabel Chermside. OF staunton. who
has BEN visiting friends in Richmond,
has left for home.
Mr.. Allen jenkins. OF Roanoke, reached
Richmond on yesterday morning. and
spent the day with his mother and sisters
at No. o15 East Franklin Street.
Miss jamie 5wingo is one of the young
ladies who will be a hostess at Thanks
giving luncheon.
MIST. X Arnold. of Cane May. y. j..
and her niece. Miss Katherine q usa back
who have been visiting mrs. :: 7. WOOD
and Miss E. E. Green. left for hons yes
terday.
Miss Carrie Coke. Of Edenton. n. c..
the daughter of Colonel Octav'us Coke
former state. Secretary Of North Caro-
/ lima. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Coke, of No#7 West Franklin Street
Mrs. Lodor. Who is Spending the winter
at NO e2l Park Avenue viii 80 for
visit to New York next Wosk.
Miss Katherine Foster was one Of the.
attendants al the west-Patteson wedding
in Lynchburg yesterday. Miss Foster
wore charming bridesmaids fr7ck OF
cream etnm'ne. applioued. black picture
| hat. long black gloves. and carried
cream -colored chrysanthemums
Miss FLORENCE Thaihimer and Miss Rose
Goldenberg made their debut with great
L eclat at the Jefferson Club ball last eve.
Ming. Both these young dies have al
ready n eeta blished reputation for beau.
ty and both were very Handsomely
| gowned last evening: Miss Tha1rirer.
who is the daughter Of Mt. and Mrs
Isaac Thalhimer wearing chiffon above