The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-19
In Richmond will be glad to hear that
she is improving from her recent illness.

B.
The excursion to be given the first
week in October by the ladies of the
Bell Bryan Day Nursery and Free Kin
dergarten will be chaperoned by Mrs.
c. p. Walford and Mrs. George A. Lyon.
The following ladies will act as patron
csses: Mrs. George A. Lyon. Miss Rob
Wallace. Mrs. ]. P. Harrison. Brs. Bland
Smith. Mrs Otway Allen. Miss Louie
Noting, Mrs Elizabeth Burfoot. Mrs
james Caskie. Mrs. Albert Bruce Miss
Lizzie Grattan, Mrs. Herbert Claiborne
Mrs. Randolph Wexford, Mrs. Edward P.
Cox, Mrs. Frank Powers. Miss Bessie
Hill. Miss Maria Blair. Miss Juliet Lee
Mrs. Ashhy Jones, Mrs. James sinton.
Mrs. s. G. Wallace Mrs. Beirne Blair,
Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs. Shirley Carter,
Miss Lucy Reeve Mrs. james Harwood
and Mrs D. c. Richardson.
DR.. Archibald Cary Coolidge, OF Boston.
since the middle of June. has completed
the circle of the globe once and a half
times. having paid a visit to Pekin by
way OF the Trans Siberian Railway. Mr..
Coolidge is we'll known in Richmond from
his association with "Tuckahoe" His
brother, John Gardiner Coolidge ie first
secretary Of the American legation at
Pekin.
Miss Connie Yencey and Mrs Thomas.
Baldwin were guests at the Woodworth-
Tosh nuptials. celebrated in Petersburg
Wednesday afternoon.
Professor Lewis ]. Huff. distinguished
alumnus of Richmond College, is visit
ing his brother, Superintendent Huff, of
the Street Railway Company.
Mr. W. H. Glazebrooll, formerly of
Richmond, but more recently of ST.
Louis, who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Preston Belvin has left for home
Mrs. Leroy Latham, of Cincinnati, who
before her marriage was Miss Virginia
Dade Conway, of Richmond, will reach
Richmond tomorrow. Mrs. Latham while
here viii be at st. Luke's unde rtreat-
Eent> of DrDr. Stuart MCGUIRE
Miss Carrie Jennings, who has been
the guest of friends at Roxbury, Va,
has now gone for an extended visit to
Newport News before returning home.
Among the nurses who have returned
to St Lulles Hospital from their sum
mer vacation are: Misses Heilman, Jor-
dan. Washington, Stands, Claybrook.
Townsend, Miller. Smith, Gates and Mrs.
Case.
Dr. and Mrs. Mark w. .Peyser are
again in their home, 500 North Twelfth
a delightful vacation at Thousand Is
lands, Alexandria Bay and New York
city.
Miss Nellie Marsh and Miss Olivia
Curd are visiting their friends. Mr.. and
Mrs H. c. Marsh, and Miss Witt, of
Roanoke, Va
Mr.. Gideon Davenport will leave for
Europe October 1st. and will Join his
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, of New
Bedford, in a tour through Italy Mrs.
Davenport will spend a part of the au-
turmn in Albemare county. The Misses
Davenport will be in Richmond for the
Horse Show.
Miss sallie Puryear viii return to No.
sos Park Avenue. September 22d. She will
again have her music classes for the
winter.
Mrs. Ben Valentine. who in the early
s'uiiiiiicI tillctiutO tllefszt SeSSlONS OIL the
School of Methods at Charlottesville. Va.
and was afterwards at the Cold Sulphur
Springs, is now returned to No. 1O1 South
Third Street Her sisters, the Misses
Meade. are also in Richmond.
Friends of Mrs. Alfred N. Courtney will
be glad to hear of her conyaIescence in
her home. No. 100 East Grace Street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Cassell. of Roanoke.
are spending the week with friends in
Richmond.
Sincere regret is felt over the sickness
which confines Mr.. I. N. Jones to his
home, No 9lS Park Avenue. It is hoped
that MIR. Jones may be sufficiently i'm
proved to be at his office in a few days
Mrs. Edward Daniel and Miss Edwina,
her daughter. left last night for their
home in Charlotte county, Va.
Mrs. George B. Finch, of Boydton. Va,
Will come to Richmond for the Horse
Show and will be located at 215 East
Franklin Street.
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