The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-27

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Misses Tabb. IN Gloucester county.
Mrs. S. W. Ewig and the Misses Fanny
and Monica Farrow attended the Oak
Grove finals last week
Miss Brooks Phippeu viii leave this,
week to visit relatives for two OF thres
weeks in Charles City.
Misses Maude and Louise Steel viii
spend part OF the summer at virginia
Beach.
Miss Lottie Tomlinson IS visiting Miss
Ray Evans. Of Petersburg. for few
days.
Miss Ethel Briggs has returned to the
city. after visit to her grandmothas
in Scottsville.
Mrs. Harry Funk and Miss Catherine
Funk are visiting in Washington.
Miss Ray Platt. Of Philadelphia. Is
making her home with Mrs. John Tyree,
of this city. for the present.
Thomas T. Turner, on Floyd Avenue
Washington.
Miss Olivia Holmes has returned to the
city, after a visit OF several weeks Id
Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Emerson have
issued invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Mary Prudence, to Mr..
Lawrence Warning Woody. The cere-
mony will take place at 7:so o'clock. juno
5th. at the Methodist Protestant Church,
Alexandria, Va.
A meeting OF the Church Hill branch
OF the w. C. A will be held at the Home.
eso3 East Franklin Street. this afternoon
at 4:3O o'clock.
The Grace Episcopal Church and Holy
Trinity Church will run a Joint excur-
sion to West Point Arrangements were
completed for this outing a meeting
yesterday morning.
Among the guests at Captain Cusson's
house party this week are Miss Mary Lou
Gray, OF Norfolk: and Miss Bessie Mini
tree. OF Washington
Mrs. Lyster, of Michigan. IS the guest
of Mrs. Herbert "A Claiborne.
-
Miss Margaret Shields will go abroad
In July.
Mrs. John n. Claiborne has as her
guest Miss Simon Bolivar Buchner. OF
Kentucky.
Miss Helen Stevens gave delightful
informal dinner last night in honor OF
Miss Bessie Doyle. of Norfolk.
Miss Bette Clarke entertained few
| friends informally with cards last night.
Miss Ella sIhgnufr. of Baltimore, I,
! the guest OF Mrs. John F'arland Miss
| sl:ngnurf has often been a visitor in this
friends.
! Mrs. Jed Hotchkiss. Of staunton. the
widow Of the late Confederate officer. is
| in the city visiting Mrs. E. D. Hotchkiss.
Mrs. L. NJ. Logan. the wife OF General
| Logan. and Mrs. ]. D. Burns. of New
| row. and while here will stay at the JET
| fe1son Hotel.
| Mrs Thomas Cary Johnson will enter
| tain at o'clock tea In honor OF Mrs.
John Randolph Tucker and Mrs. John Lo-
gan. of Lexington: this afternoon
| Mrs. Matthew Bland Harrison will taxa
a party of Richmond people abroad this
simmer, sailing next Saturday for Eng
| land
Mrs Ewfn Caches of Louisville. Ky.
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Hayes.
I Miss Mary May. Of Philadelphia Is the
| of Nfrs Powf1afan Rraedan
Miss Evelyn Page Edrnunds. OF Dan
vile. who has been visiting Miss Win
str::. at Richmond College has been
called home on account OF Illness, to this
regret of her many friends
Mrs Wingfe1d. Of Baltimore. IS the
| guest OF Mrs. Gideon Davenport
| Mrs w H Owens. who has been spend
! In; the last month IN Alabama and South
! Carolina. has arrived in the city, much
delighted with her trip.
Mrs John Hunter will spend part OF
| the summer In Louisa.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. C. Glenn, OF South
Boston, are registered at the Jefferson
| Hotel.
| Gaynor-Greene Case.
(BJ Associated Press.}
! QUEBEC, May 2s.-When the petitions
| OF Colonel Gaynor and Captain Greene for
| the issuing of wrtts OF certiorari to have
| the proceedings in Montreal transferred
to Quebec, came up to-day in Chambers.
Judge Andrews. on application of Mr..
| Stuart. for the prosecution, ordered thar
| notices Of said petitions be given to Mag
| Is,rataaI,a Fontaine OF Montreal. Arg1-
ment thereupon was continued until
Thursday next.
To be Guests of the Emperor.
tBy Associated Press.)