The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-26
visiting Mrs. Edwards. In Norfolk. have
returned home.

-Hurkamp, who was recently married e1-
hibited Hornpipe. who won the first prize
for hunters and Jumpers up to five feet.
Mrs r. Shore Robertson and chirdre,
OF Blackstone, are spending the summer
at Rawley Springs.
Miss Mary Ellison is the guest off
friends at Atlantic City, Norfolk
Mrs. L. R. Dashiel and Messrs. Robert
and Grayson Dashiel are at Ocean View.
Mrs. John B. Lightfoot Is at Ocean
View.
Messrs. R. L. Campbell. A. L. Rich
ardson and D. j. Carr. are at Ocean
View.
Mrs. c. Graves: of this city. formerly
Miss Alice Lefevre. is i'll at the Sweet
Chalybeate Springs Her mother. Mrs.
to be with her.
Mrs. w A. Powers. and family are
visiting Mrs Sarah Powers, Of Scots
VILE.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cosby. is spending the sum
mer at Crewe, Va.
Miss Berta Fox. of Scottsville has re-
turned home. after visiting friends here.
Miss Susie Norvell. of Charlotte. who
has been visiting the family of Mr.. and
Mrs Hanewinckle. of 1O3 West Cary
Street, left last Wednesday for her horne.
where she intends to spend only a few
weeks before taking an extened TIP:
through the South.
Mrs. S. B. voodfn aperoned amerry
party on a hay-ride Tuesday evening
near Fredericks Hall. in Louisa coun-
ty.
Misses Ollie ouarles and Edith Miller
have returned from a visit to Buckroe.
Miss Quarles will leave shortly for visit
to friends in Hanover county.
Mr. William NJ. Habliston will spend
the remainder of the summer travelling
abroad. He will sail in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Cumberland Rumbold. OF
Baltimore, are at their new home. in
Virginia. having returned from their
wedding trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Gretchen and Annie Hanewinctle.
of No. 1o3 West Cary Street left We'd
nesday to visit the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Norvell. of Charlotte county,
Va. They intend to spend the remainder
OF the summer with the Norvels. who
own one of the most beautiful country
homes in the State.
Miss Lois Ransom is visiting in Crewe
Miss Florence Laughton is the guest OF
Mrs. W. D. Dinguid. of Lynchburs.
Major E. T. D. Meyer,is at the Hoffman
House. in New York.
Mr. and Mrs Z. c. valford are regis
tered at the Marlborough. y. C.
Miss Constance Bates. OF Bon Air. gave
a charming entertainment Thursday night
in honor of her friend. Miss Margaret
Warfield OF Maryland. a musical evening
was sepnt and delicious refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Miss Rachel Crenshaw. Miss Leeds. OF
Philadelphia: Messrs. Vernon and Alfred
Moore James Crenshaw and Howard nd
Frank Sutton and others. Miss Warfeld
returned to her home to-day leaving
many desolate hearts in Virginia.
Miss Anne Virginia culbertson. OF
GAINESVILLE. O.. is the guest OF Mrs w
N RagIand. OF Radford. Miss gilbert
son is both a reader and writer OF note
and is probably III Radford to collect da TIA.
She has already familiarized herself
with the Eastern portion of the State,
having spent several months in Sussex
and Gloucester counties. She has also
visited at Virginia Beach
Misses Lula and Edytf Pollard are
visiting their uncle. Mr.. Robert Boiling,
in Nottoway county.
Mrs Edward Ward. of Roanoke. Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ward. of
No. IA Clay Street.
Mrs. H. B. Smith. of South First
Street, who has been visiting her pa
rents in Portsmouth. Va. has returned
after most delightful trip
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Kahn have re-
| moved to No. 11C0 Park Avenue. where
| they will be pleased to see their friends.
| Mr.. r. ]. Wilinsham. Jr., has returned
| to the city from the Red Sulphur Springs.
where he has been spending some time.
| Mrs B. F. Smith and Miss Maynes are
| stopping at Mr. A T. RaSlauds. on Har-
| rison Street. on their way from More
| head City to Virginia Springs.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Mayo has Joined Miss
Leila Dimmock, at Northport, Long ISL
| and.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Running, of
| Washington, D. c.. are visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. NJ j. O'Donnell, Of No. 500 Mosby
Street.
Miss Ellen Underwood. who. during her
recent stay in Richmond. made a host Of
friends. left yesterday morning for her
hc-ne in Fayetteville. n. c. Miss Under
" ood.s mother. who has been a patient at
St Luke's Hospital for several weeks is
recovering most satisfactorily. and will
probably leave the hospital in short
w!lile.
Mr. and Mrs, r. Cecil Garlick and son.