The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

less a person than Miss Annie WINSTON,
the authoress. Among the well known
81 ests to Richmond social circles which
were invited to tell of home and gossip
over the tea cups were Mrs. Charles Da-
No Gibson, Miss Betty Burwell Booker,
Miss Helen Cameron, Of Petersburg. and
her sister, Mrs. Gilbert.
Miss Bessie Barker, the society fav-
vorite of Staunton, was given an ela-
giant breakfast Tuesday at the Jefferson
Hotel by Mrs. n. w. Bowe. The table
was lavshly decorated with sweet peas,
while dainty japanese fans marked the
guests places Those who enjoyed this
early morning social function were Miss
Bessie Ellyson, Miss Bessie Bosher, Mrs.
Penn. of Martinsville; Miss Carrie
Mines, Of Ashland; Mrs. Cary Ellis Stern,
Miss Emma Bowe and Miss Addie Bowe.
A farewell entertainment to "old maid
hood was given to Miss Norvel Jones.
Of Rapidan, by Mrs. J. NJ. Stayman, who
invited few friends in her honor to
matinee euchre.
Delicious ices were served on the card
table to the guests. who included Miss
Norvell Jones, Miss Champ Wallace
Miss Anna Belle jenkins, Miss Paiye
Booker, Mrs. James Cannon and Miss
Virginia Allen.
Miss Betty Burwell Booker, who is
studying vocal music in Paris, has been
the guest at many brilliant social func-
lions given by the American colony of
that place.
Miss Lillian Taylor. who has been
studying in New York under Madam
Emma Thursby. has returned to the city.
Her friends will be glad to have the
chance of hearing her sing this morn
ing at St. Paul's Church, when during
the offertory she will render He Shall
Feed His Flocks' from the oratorio
Messiah
Miss Ellen Guigon left yesterday for
Stanton, where she will remain the sum
mer as the guest of her aunt
Master William B. Thalhimer the son
of Isaac Thalhmer, left for New York
last Monday to attend the Weingart
Summer Institute at High Mount in the
Catskill Mountains. He will be absent
until the 9TH of September.
Miss Ollie Kelley and Miss Trevilan
are visiting friends at the seashore
Miss Anne Lee has returned to the
city after delightful visit to Mrs. Car
ter at her beautiful home, Shirley, on
the James River.
Miss Rachael Cooke leaves Tuesday to
be the guest of Mrs Charles Seuff, of
New York, and will accompany her to
the Island of Dessert near Bar Harbor,
and other points. Mrs. Senff will have
Miss Cooke as her guest during July and
August. and will give many brilliant en-
tertainments during the summer sea
son.
The Fashionable contingent are still
vending their way. or making their plans
to spend part of the summer or all at the
fashionable Virginia spring resorts or
Northern seaside places. Among those
who will be seen at these places this
summer are: Miss Lily Urquhart and
her mother, Mrs Whitmal Urquhart, who
will so to the Hotel Allegheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks wen,
Friday to Newport for the summer
where they will be the guests Of his
mother, Mrs. Mortimer Brooks. of New
York.
Mr.. P. II. Mayo and family will leave
this week for the Hot Springs, where
he has rented cottage.
Mrs. James Aston Cabell and fam,,,
have already gone to Natural Bridge.
Mrs. A. NJ. Tyler will spend the entir.
summer at the Rockbridge Alum Springs
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Miss Ellie Werth leaves Tuesday 70,
the Old Sweet Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson and III.
Misses Atkinson left in the middle of til,
week to open their cottage at the Ho
Springs.
Mrs. Thomas holland will spend Aug
ust at the White Sulphur.
Mrs. J. K. Jones and family will spene
the summer at.the University of Virginia
having taken the Cooke cottage for thu
summer.
Miss Mary Brooks. who has been II
Cincinnati, is now at Lake Michigan
where she will spend the rest of the
summer.
Mr. Clarence N1illhiser5 and family are
at the Hot Springs, having already omen
ed their cottage for the season.
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