The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
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Forrest, the little boy. fastened the trip
home.
The grand horse show ball given in
honor of the visitors of the Orange
Horse Show Friday night was the larg-
est and most brilliant of any that have
been given on any former occasion
About 500 visitors were in attendance
New York, Philadelphia, York, BATH
more, Washington. Alexandria. Freder-
icksburs, Charlottesville, Richmond and
Petersburg were well represented as was
the surrounding country towns.
Among those from Richmond In at
| tendance were Miss Ellen Bagby, Miss
| Jennie Boyd Mr.. Lewis Catlett Williams
and wife, Mr.. Allan Potts and wife. Mr.
| James w. Graves, Mr.. Workman, Mr
| Greene Shackelford, Mr.. Car Fuller and
Mr.. George Willis,
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Watkins Coleman
Of Adairville, Ky, have issued invitations
| to the marriage of their daughter. Car
| RE, to Mr.. Albert Cronin DiggS a proml-
nent young business man of Richmond
| The ceremony will take place July the
Slst at the Methodist Episcopal Church
| in Adairvilie and Mr.. and Mrs. Diggs
will be at home after September LIST at
| No. 100 South Fifth Street
| slE-'r-' II 7-:ss.Ts
Governor and Mrs. A. J. Montague
were in Tappahannock last Tuesday.
where they attended the unwilling OF
portraits and public speaking, under the
| auspices of the Wright-Latane Camp OF
| Confederate Veterans. Mrs. A1ontague's
| gracious manners, as usual, made her
many friends. while the Governors speech
| was received with the widest enthu-
| si.sm by the large crowd present.
Miss Mary W. White. OF st. Luke's
Hospital, who nursed the little son Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. U. Phillips. of Williams
| burg, during his recent fatal illness has
| returned to the city. BY her devotion
! to duty and attention to her little patient.
| she won the love and esteem of all with
| whom she came in contact during those
| sad hours.
| Miss Annie Smither. a popular young
| ladv of Henrico county, and Mr.. Cham
| pion G. Bledsoe, were married on the 20.
Mr.. Bledsoe is a prominent youns farmer
| of Hanover Both of the young people
have a host of friends in this city.
| Miss Gretchen and Annie Hanewinckle.
| of Jos West Cary Street, LETT Wednesday
| 10 visit the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| D. Norve.l. of Charlotte couny, Va Ihey
| intend to spend the remainder OF the sum
mer with the Norvells, who own one OF
! the most beautiful country home IN the
State.
At Salem, Baptist Church. culpeper.
! Va. on the Esd. Miss Gussye Alice Yates
became the bride of Nh. George n.
| Berry. OF Wisconsin, Va. Rev. S. w. Cole,
| pastor of the church, otficiated
| The ushers We're Messrs. j. ". Lewis,
| of Norman; ". E. Terrill. CT Boston;
| Woodville. Va.
| Miss Susie Norvell. of Charlotte. who
/ has been visiting the family of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Hanewinckle. of No. 1o3 West Cary
! Street, left last "Wednesday for her home,
! where she intends to spend only a few
weeks before taking an extended trip
/ through the South.
Mr.. Arthur W. Goddin has returned
| after a delightful cruise in Chesapeake
Bay, Mill Haven Bay, and Mobjack
Bav. t1e viii be accompanied by Messrs.
ana Willie Dye, and Harry White. of
| Norfolk.
! Mrs. George Atkinson and Master
Branham Atkinson. of North Eighth
Street. will leave Saturday for Auburn.
| King William, county. TO visit her friend.
Mrs. Robert B. Littlepage. nee Arnold.
| formerly Of Baltimore. Md.
Miss Celeste Martin. of Lynckburg.
who has been the guest of Colonel Muir
ply. No. 1o1 West Grace Street. for the
past ten days. returned home yesterday
after a most enjoyable stay here
Assistant District Attorney Henry a.
| Wise, Of New York, who has been the