The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
Virginia is paying a few days visit to


Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Wilkins Bluce. OF Char
lotte, wel-known in Richmond, are en-
joying September at Old Point.
The Misses Rosenbnun,. who have been
travelling abroad for some months, will
be In Richmond early In October
Mr.. William Booker is the guest Of his
cousin, Mr.. G. s. Wingo. Of Trolley. Va
Miss Ruth Clark has left for Pulaski,
whore she has accepted a position for the
wii.rsr in Mrs. sayers' school.
Mrs, L. ". Bartlett. who has been the
guest of friends in Berkeley, has now gone
to Suffolk for a vist. before returning
home.
Hiss Louise Owen has returned from
pleasant visit ITO the family of Captain
M. c. Keeling, of Norfolk.
Miss Helen Christian. who has been in
the Adirondack Mountains and Canada
for the summer. will return to Richmond.
accompanied by her mother, early in
October.
Mr.. Joseph Johnson, Of EIeadsvil!e Va.
University College Of Medicine this win
ter.
Miss Annie Cease of this city. was
guest at an entertainment recently given
ty Mrs. Ann Z. Scott. Of Morven, Va.
Mrs. William NJ. Taliaferro is a guest
in the home of Colonel C. G. Taliaferro
Of Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray. Of T.ynchbur=.
are at No 2l5 East Franklin Street
They will be here for about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor will
spend October In an extended Western
tour.
Nj. Charles Page is back from pleas
ant visit to Old Point and Wytheyille.
Mr.. George Wise is expected to return
from California in few days
Miss Frances v. Murray. of No. 4os
East Main Street, was the hostess in
delightful musical soiree given by her
to the Star Club last Thursday evening.
Misses Ellington, Gretter. Vaughan and
Murray assisted by Messrs. Lumpkin.
Eaton, Waymack and Walker rendered
rnost acceptable musical programme
Afterwards refreshments were served
by Mrs. W. S. Murray and Mrs. H. W.
Davies.
DR.. J. R. Gildersle4,vc, OF Tazewell.
who accompanied DR.. White and the
Misses White in their European tour.
reached Richmond Friday. having arrived
In New York the previous day. The Doc
tors travels took him. while abroad, to
Ensland, France. Italy. Switzerland and
Germany. He expresses himself enthu-
siostically in regard to his trip .
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barton French will
leave Newport for Hot Springs va.
October 1st. AS soon as they are In
stalled at Barton Lodge Mrs. French
VIII begin her annual series Of enter
tainments. Other members of the Amer
lean smart set who will patronize Hot
Springs in October will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs Regf-
nald de Koven, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chat
field Taylor.
Madame Calve, the famous Interpreter
on the operate stage of the role of Car
men. and a prima donna of worldwide
tame, is reported to be on the eve OF
matrmony with Nj. Henri Cain,
French artist.
Hall reached their home No. 304 North
Twelfth Street, from New York Friday
night. Their voyage was delightful, the
weather being IDEAL and their steamer
travelling companions and surroundings
unusually pleasant. Mrs. Hall has been
greatly improved by her trip. and, to-
gether with the other members of her
family, has been warmly welcomed back.
Miss Minnie Osterbind left the city yes
terday for Ann Arbor, to resume her
study of medicine at the University Of
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lottier, whose
morning marriage at Newport News was
a society event OF yesterday, reached
Richmond yesterday afternoon and spent
some hours With friends and reatiyes
| here, leaving by the night train for the
West.
Misses Mamma Osborn Ficklin and
Fannie Beale, Of Fredericksburg. have
been appointed sponsor and maid OF
! honor to the Confederate Reunion at
Wythey:ile. October q.
Miss. May Handy. who has been at
sNorthekn resorts for several months. will
be In RE..Z-ond soon. She will continue
to- occur her apartments 1t the Wo-s
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