The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
Williams left this afternoon to visit
friends in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Williams left this afternoon to visit
friends in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Mr.. D. W. Vaughn. wife and little son
wynn, has returned to the city after
eop pasa and I'1 viii leave Wednesday, for
ather. Mr.. Charles w. Floyd.
Miss somona Morris, of Tarboro, N. c.,
who has been spending the summer with
her relative Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lichenstein.
Of North Sixth Street, left for her home
a few days ago.
Misses Rina Stratus and Esther Thai
hirner, Of East Clay Street. have gone
to Tarhoro. N. c.. to visit friends
Mrs. Albert Greentree and daughters,
Misses Rosa and Eta, of Grace Street,
have returned from Atlantic City, where
they have been spending the summer.
Mr.. Irwin c. Mayer is spending few
days in New York.
Miss Florence and Nfinna Thalhimer, of
West Grace Street are expected home
Monday from Orange, where they have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. David May.
MI. 0lOlcS lett T1Ody 1Or Bal
tinore on a pleasure trip. He will be gone
about two weeks.
Miss Bertha NJ. Lovenstein, of Savan-
nah, Ca, is the guest of her brother, Mir.
l. Lovenstcin, OF No. 400 East Clay Street
Up to few years ago Miss Lovenstein
ceslded in Richmond.
Misses Rose and Florence Sanger. of
Shreveport, La, spent Thursday in the
city, visiting friends.
Miss Madge Wasserman, CT Baltimore,
who has been spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Memo A1itteldorfer, left
Friday for her home.
Mrs. L. Nachman and daughter, Carline,
came home on Thursday, after a pleasant
summer at Chase City, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Block left We'd
nesday for Atlantic City. They will be
gone about two weeks
who has been visiting Mrs. Kass, on Clay
Street, left for home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Arson, Of Mar
t;rsville, Va, have issued invitations to
the marriage Of their daughter, Mss
francs Whittle Green, TO MI w. A. Barr,
OF Washington, q. . tie wedding to take
place at Christ Episcopal Church on Sep
TENDER 10th. a wedding breakfast at the
rectory follows the marriage. Miss Green
is one of the most attractive young wo-
men of Martinsvlle. and Mr.. Barr. Wit.
is a nephew of Judge S. c. Whtllc of
MartinsviIe. is well-known in Washing
ton. where he is connected with the Post
office Department.
The Stay-at-Horne Whist Club was
unusually gay last week. having two
gathering, the regular meeting beng held
Monday night at the residence of Miss
flol ence Tyler, when the honors which
needless to say are always strongly con-
tested for, We're awarded Mrs. c. w. p
Brock and Mrs. A Pattison.
Mrs. w. H. Martin was the second
cilarming hostess entertaining Thursday
night, before her departure this week for
a months stay at the Buffalo Lithia
Springs, at her residence on Shafer Street
At this delightful whist gathering a tie
was made at the conclusion of the game
and the honors had to be shared be-
tween Mrs. c. c. Walker and Mr.. Thomas
Moore. and Mrs. Bland Smith and Cap
tain Harry Webster
The club will meet tomorrow night with
Mrs. S. w. Travers.
Mrs. wyndham Meredith has returned
from the Cold sulphur Springs.
Miss Annie Wise Mayo is visiting friends
in Boston.
Mrs Z. Warren Evans and children
after pleasant visit in Louisa, have
returned to their home. East Broad
Street, very much improved in health.
disbursements office, Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, left to-day to attend the
comforting of the third degree. knights
OF Columbus, in Roanoke, Va. tomorrow,
August 3lst
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Dabney. who
Died last night at the Richmond Home
for Ladies'. on North Seventh Street, will
take place this afternoon from the home
at O'Clock, and the interment will be in
Hollywood
Mr. ard Mrs. John ArmitaSe. who have
beer enjoying themselves for two months
visiting and sightseeing in Washington.
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Ocean
City, are now at home again.
Mr.. Claude Pace has returned home from
a pleasant vacation spent in Virginia with
friends.
Nj. and Mrs. n. T. Cooke We're among
the Richmonders who went this summer to
Staunton and enjoyed to the fullest the
delightful air.
Mr.. Charles NJ Langhorne was among
these at gay Crockett Springs this month
and says he had a jolly time and is ready
to go again. Hay rides were given nearly
every night of his stay.
Mr.. John F. Fowler who spent sew
eral weeks at the Jefferson Park Hotel,
is also noticed again on the streets of
this city, looking the better for his trip
The marriage of Mr.. James Fisher, OF
this city, to Miss Mollie Brce the
daughter of Mrs. Mary Brice, of High
landtown, Md, is announced, to take
place on September 10th at the residence
of the bride.
Mr.. Fisher was formerly resident of
Highlandtown, but for some time has
been resident in this city.