The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23


a few days. Mrs. Richardson is en- route
to Rocky Mount, to spend some time
with the family of Mr.. Roberts. the
former rector Of Bruton Church.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wallace lave
returned from a delightful stay at the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs. where they
functions.
Miss Ella Jackson left last night for
three weeks stay at the University of
Virginia.
Friends OF Miss Eevelyn Bridges will
glad to hear of her progress towards
convalescence after her long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ado1phus Blair have re-
turned to Richmond from summer spent
at Major Clay Drewrys summer home,
near Centralia-
Mr.. Wyllie, of the American Tobacco
n,
has been visiting friends in Richmond
during the past week.
Mrs. John Alvey has lately returned
from a prolonged visit to her sister. Mrs
Tate Starl1e, of Michigan. Much of Mrs
Alvey's summer was spent in the region
of the Lakes.
Mrs. Ned Palmer and her mother are
y,-,
Yellow Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough,
after a, two weeks stay in Baltimore. are
now with friends in Fredericksburg.
Miss Ellie Montgomery came home last
Thursday to begin school duties again
having had a most enjoyable vacation in
Hanover county.
The Misses Lee, Of ST. Louis. so pleas
antly recalled by Richmond friends, who
met them at the Sweet Chalybeate this
summer, are at the Jefferson Hotel for
two weeks.
Mrs. Willie starke, of Water Valley.
Miss, Is spending some time with Mrs.
NJ. I. Alvey.
Miss Pauline Powers has returned from
a season passed at the Old Sweet Springs.
Misses Kate and Helen N1cIntire are
home after an enjoyable visit to the Cold
Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Hudgins the popular nodiste of
No. 9G7 West Clay Street, has gone for
a ten days stay in New York, where she
goes to observe and appropriate winter
styles.
Misses Mary Margaret and Katherine
Watkins VIII regret their removal this
fall to their new West Grace Street resi-
dence. The Misses Watkins are still at
their country home at South Boston, Va
Miss Bessie Bosher and her father, Mr.
Robert Boshe.. returned from Hot
Springs yesterday. Mrs. Bosher and Miss
Ellie will remain for a while longer.
Mrs Richmond GwaItney. who has
been staying at Henry Clay Inn Ash
land. is back in town.
Miss Margaret Mckee. daughter of Mr..
Charles I. Mckee. treasurer of the Biiou,
has returned to Richmond after a stay
of twelve weeks in Pennsylvania With
Miss Mckee came two cousins Misses
Martha Sterling Armstrong and Henri
eta Armstrong. They will remain here
for several weeks.
Miss Helen Christian arrived yesterday
with Mrs. Christian. Mrs. Christian has
been sunmering in the Adirondacks. Mis-
Helen is fresh from a sojourn in Canada.
Mr.. Fred Scott has gotten home from
a very pleasant Canadian tour
Miss Lisa Beirne, who has beea very
sick. is somewhat improved and hopes
soon to be entirely recovered.
Judge and Mrs. Edmund waddill ard
family have reached Richmond after a
month pleasantly passed at the Rock
bridge Alum Springs.
Mr. w NJ Rickers, Jr.. of No. 40
North Twenty-seventh Street was inc
host in a delightful entertainment asst
Friday evening. the occasion being the
celebration of his twenty-frst birthday.
Mr.. Bickers was assisted in doing the
honors by his parents, his sister ana
brother. Games. vocal and instrumental
music. the partaking. of refreshments and
the cutting of the birthday cake. with its
ring and bachelors bodkin caused the
hours to glide merrily by. Mr- j. V.
Cherry gave several admirable solos
Among the company was DIR. James w.
Henson whose presence contributed
largely to the pleasure of all At mid
night guests wendell their way home
ward. after many happy returns" and
good wishes.
Mrs. Langhorne Putney left last Thurs
day for Portsr.c-zs-s to be present at the
wedding Of her sister. Ms. Marion Low