The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-25

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1t was expected that Lord and Lady AL
gernon Gordon-Lennox would be present
at the Horse Show. but on the morning
OF the opening the announcement was
made that they would not come. Later
in the week. the news spread that Sir.
Michael and Lady Herbert would be-
at the show Friday evening. but a tele-
gram was received contradichng the
statement. However, the Princess Amelie
Troubetskoi, who has lost little of her
youthful beauty. was present Mrs.
Charles j. Faulkner, the wife OF ex-
Senator Faulkner. Senator and Mrs.
Thomas S. Martin and Mrs. Claude
Swanson, the wife of Representative
Swanson, were also in attendance Mrs.
Swanson attracted considerable attention
on Friday evening by her remarka BILE
gown of some imported fabric. studded
with flashing red jewels. which made the
wearer appear ab.aze with light This
gown was the most conspicuous and the
most talked Of costume during the
show.
Beautiful Miss Handy, of Richmond.
has an ardent admirer in Mr.. Archer An
derson, Jr., the son of Colonel Anderson,
OF Richmond. who was her constant at
tendant at the Horse Show. She was In
y
performance She has lost none
OF her grace. and was as popular as
ever Her sister. Mrs. Frank Powers.
also evoked admiration. Another fair
visitor was Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson.
who was an enthusiastic oniooker. Her
sister Mrs -Bohbie' Shaw. of Boston.
rode and captured a ribbon on the second
evening"
Miss Annie White. Of this city. off,
ciated as maid of honor at the marriage
in Franklin last Wednesday. Of Miss
Selma Gertrude Rawls, of that place, to
Mr.. Brock Darden Jones. Of Hollands.
Va
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mccullough. Of
Norfolk. and their Yachting party. Miss
Bessie C;randy, Miss Alice Kelly, Miss
Josephine Cooke and Mr.. Walter Taylor,
have returned from a weeks yachting
up York Riser. in the Virginia. Mrs.
Mccullough was formerly a Richmond
belle. and is still most pleasantly remem-s
bered here.
Mrs. NJ. r. Jordan Mr. and Mrs James
p. Andrews and Mr.. Henry L Jordan.
Of SmiIhtield. Va. spent last week in
Richmond.
Mrs. Howard Townsend. Of New York,
did not return with Tie Colonial Danes
last evening. She remained at West
over as the guest of Mrs. Ramsay.
Miss Mary Winder Garrett. of Will
liamsburg. returned from Westover last
night to be the guest OF Mrs. John 3.
7 iChtfoot some DAYS
Mrs. R. c. Traylor is visiting friends
in Danville. Va
DR. w. A. Wickline, surgeon in the
United States army, located at San
Francisco. is visiting his sister. Mrs "A.
G. Tucker, on Reservoir Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tannefill, Jr,y
have returned to Stanton. after spend
ing last week here.
Miss Bessie Detwier is visiting her rel
atives in Amelia county.
Mrs Jordan. of Stanton. has returned
from a visit to New York. and is with
her brother Mr.. Hotchl1iss, in Richmond.
Miss Dabney Marry Halsev and her
friend. Miss Miller, of Philadelphia. en-
ioye.l visiting places Of interest in Rich
mond last afternoon.
Miss Nettie Jones, of Petersburg. has
left for home. after a pleasant visit to
friends in Richmond
Mrs. Lee Britt and Miss Lizzie Christie.
OF suffo,k, have been spending this week
in Richmond
Mr.. ]. Hubbard Moore. of Chicago,
has bought Mr.. Hurkan1p's former
jumper .1Amaret, and Mr.. Julian Nor
ris' Churchill" Both horses were much
admired in Richmond at the Horse
Show last week.
Master Theodore Key Reilly. OF Win
chester. who celebrated his seventh
birthday this week. is a nephew several
times removed of Francis Scott Key.
who wrote the Star Spangled Banner"
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