The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10


worked up and promises to be great
success, owing TO the ability and energy
OF those at the head OF this movement
Mississippi is coming 10 the front, Mis-:
Mary Harrison. the director for that
State. having already sent out printed
appeals. endorsed by ner State president
for cooperation In this noble work OF
Southern women.
Mrs Frank Binford will make her fu.
ture home with her daughter. Mrs w
y Macpherson. in Louisville, KY. she
will leave the first part of October FOR
her future home.
For fifteen years Mrs. Binford has beer
connected with the Woman's Exchange
and 1t is with regret that the Board OF
Managers give her up. Miss Josephine
Knox who was recently elected TO M
her place. will take charge on her leaN-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cup. OF Pitts
furg, Pa. will in the future maze
Richmond their home and are now re-
siding at No 207 West Franklin Street
AR Culp is assistant general manager OF
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and 70
toInac Railroad. Mr. Cup with his wife
will be welcomed by the social circles OF
this city.
Miss Daisy Todd. Miss Lily Todd, and
Miss Rowe will stay this week at Viz
ginia Beach at the FitzhuGh cottage
Miss Louie Fitzgerald will leave to-day
for Virginia Beach.
Mrs w J. Johnson is spending Au
gust at the Healing Springs. and In Sep
TENDER will so TO Canada
Miss Ida Cleveland Mosley. the daugh-
ter of Mr. John Mosley. has returned
home after visit to her grandparents
Miss Josephine Tyler will leave Monday
for a short visit to Miss Evelyn DIETRICH
Mrs. D. A Undertake has gone to
Crozet. Va. to spend a few weeks.
Mrs. Weisiser and Mrs May Louise
Harrison passed through the city Thurs
day from Atlantic City en- route to Bel
Air Hotel. Newcastle. where they VIII
spend the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. English and. the Misses English.
of South Fourth Street. will leave this
week for the Fitzhush cottage. Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. William Royal is at Ocean View.
and this week will leave for Boston.
going by water.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Camp and Mr..
and Mrs John Donnan lett Friday via
water for Boston.
Miss Carrie Young Gayle. Of Danville,
is thhe guest OF Miss Ethel Fitzpatrick,
of Park Avenue.
Professor and Mrs. Walter T. Holt who
have been visiting here and in the noun
tains Of Virginia, have returned to their
home in Washington.
Miss Rosa Marks. who has been visit
ing at the University, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs N NJ. Anderson and fam
lily are spending the summer in Louisa.
Mrs. Harry D. Eichelberger, Of Chester,
formerly of this city, is visiting Mrs
Henry P. Campbell at her country home.
Mr.. Horace Stringfellow, who has been
in the mountains of Virginia. has re-
turned to the city.
Miss Mary B.nford has returned to the
city after a visit to friends in the coun-
try.
Miss Annie Wise Mayo has returned
afte, a brief visit TO Ocean View
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer S Henley left Sat
,,rday to visit relatives IN lower Middle
sex county.
Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph Can
non left Wednesday for Canada ana the
thousand Islands.
Mrs. Stuart Woodward and family left
Wednesday for Luray to spend the sum
mer
Mrs. Alfred Cary and Miss Catherine
Cary left Saturday for the Sweet Chaby-
beate Springs.
Miss Rosa Smith. who has been visiting
friends in Lynchburg. is now with her
at Bon Air.
Mrs George Haynes left Monday for
the Warm Springs where she will spend
this month.
Mrs. Robert Groner. who has been
Mrs. Gibson, in Culpeper, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. Warner Moore Is the guest OF Miss
Ella Rose Snoot, in Alexandria.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon and Miss
Evelyn Gordon will leave shortly for the
Cold Sulphur Springs for a stay of sew
eral weeks.
Among the Nirginians at North Hatley,
Province of Quebec Canada, are Mrs.
Barton Haxall Wise. the Misses Maria
and Ellen Garrett. Mrs Louise Barney.
Of Meadowyille, and her daughters, Miss
Louise Barney and Miss Julia Barney.
Miss Martha Barney. Of Meadowville,
the charming and hospitable family
home on the James River, is spending
the summer travelling In Europe. Her
trip will be very extensive and will in
clude England, France. Germany. Scot
land, Egypt and Norway and Sweden.
Miss Fanny Guy, who is the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Ransom, in Staunton,
is the recipient of many delightful at