The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-22
.SOCIALAu Nd
PERSONAL.

president of the Colonial Danes Of
America, has donated the sum of $1,000
to William and Mary College. to be used
as the basis of collection of books to
be known as the Herbert A. Claiborne
Library Memorial The collection is
to be Of books about Virginia history, as
we'll as books by Virginia authors. NJ
Claiborne died last February at the age
of 81 and was the Oldest living alumnus
Of the college.
A delightful birthday party was given
last Friday evening at the residence of
Mr. William Glib, No. 406 North Thirty
fourth Street The hours We're pleasantly
passed with games, and they closed with
a delicious supper, ice cream and fruit
being in abundance. Among those present
were: Misses Louise Spain. Harris Hay,
Blanch and Nelly Forbes, Annie Frazer,
Many anG Margaret Hall; Herbert Spain,
Hanly Harris, R. Coutts, Walter Smith
and others.
The West-End Social Club left Sat
urday for the days at Suckroe. MIS-.
Leslie Sullivan, Mrs. Starke, Misses Viii
lie Sullivan, Mary Singrey. Katie Ball!
Annie Lewis. Lizzie Horane and the Misses
Howard, and .hIessrs. Leslie Sullivan
Guy Sullivan, Mark Estes. Elton Pillow
Harry Starke pace and Graves were in
the party.
Mrs. W. H. Lumsden, Miss Lumsden
and Mr.. J. E. Lumsden and Mr.. D. NJ.
I,lmsden, of New York. are the guests
OF Mrs. j. Ezekiel Hall. of Alton.
Miss Florence James. Of Gloucester, is
visiting in Richmond
Mrs. A. J. Gray, Jr.. is summering at
the Warm Sulphur Springs.
The Misses Laird. of this city, gave
most enjoyable bowling party at the Ma
tural Bridge Friday.
Mrs George Stevens is entertaining
charming house party at her country
home, .'Glengyle,'' near the Natural
Bridge. Among her guests are Miss
Mary NIoulton. Miss Lizzie Hotchkiss
and Mr.. 10 strigner.
: Mrs. William J. Glenn Of Richmond,
is visiting Miss Jennie HudSins, at High
land Springs.
Mrs. w. S. Shepherd has returned
home from a visit to her parents. DR..
and Mrs. Pendleton, at Whitehall, Va.
Miss Inez King has returned home
from a visit to the Misses Jefferies, in
Scottsville.
Miss Dimp Blair, of Scottsville. is visit
ing relatives and friends in the city.
Mr. Thomas Staples is the guest of his
sister, Mrs J. S. Davis, in Scottsville.
Mr.. Hugh Lynch is visiting at Morton
Hail. Keysvlle, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Cole. of Hud-
son. Mich, are the guests of their uncle,
J. r. Cole and family, al No 4O7 East
Clay Street
Miss Irene Wilson. OF Wilmington,
Delaware, Is the guest of her uncle Mr..
T. J. Wilson, No. s South Morris Street.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Shackelford left
Yesterday for Waynesboro, Va, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs William H. Woody. accompanied
by her niece. Miss Ruby E. Lyle, left
last night for Anderson. w. Va, where
they will spend the summer:
Messrs Arthur S. Crawford. Robert B.
Forrest. I. D. Briggs. Jr.. and Robert f
Michaels are spending their vacation at
the Lodge. Virginia Beach
Miss Olivia S. Weeks and Miss Emile
n. Gilbert. of Philadelphia. return to that
city to-day. after paying very pleasant
visit with their aunt, Mrs. Daniel O'Dou-
nell.
Mrs. J. f. Swetnam and daughter, Car
RE, left last week for Culpeper for the
summer.
The Misses Perkins. Taylor, and Coz
man, of Baltimore are visiting Mrs. D.
M. O'Brien, of Fourth Avenue. Chestnut
Hill
Mr.. Frank Taylor. of Baltimore has
returned home after most pleasant visit
to Chestnut Hill.
Miss Lille Johnson. of Church Hill. will
spend her vacation at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. 1vyndham Boiling is at the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. Lawrence Mauck. No. 1920 Floyd
Avenue, left Thursday for Middlesex
county to spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Mr.. Herbert Carter. of Lacrosse. Neck
lenburg county, visited MS mother, MIS-
Robert Garter. No. 1916 Floyd Avenue
yesterday:
Mrs. w. N. Yarbrough and children are
spending the summer with Mrs. Willie
Satterwhite, of Hyas. Va
Mr.. Carban Walker and his mother
Mrs. Walker, Of Floyd Avenue. are visit
ing in Washington. They will spend some
time in the mountains Of Virginia before
returning home.
Misses Ida and Bessie Evans. of Prin-
cess Anne, who have been visiting Miss
Olive Mae Carter. will leave for their
home on Tuesday next.
Miss Minnie Fox of West Leigh Street.
returned home last Tuesday after pleas
ant trip to Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. Marion G. Tyler. of West Virginia,
arrived in the city yesterday morning,
and is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
IT. Tyler, of Highland Park.
z Mr.. John T.. Roth and little daughter
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