The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-28


horses &C the North Carolina state fair
He has very: Ane stocK far1n-s.E astn-
tosi,"-near Durham. 12s
Bishop and Mrs Granbery were IN,
Richmond for several days last sweek.sE
Miss Ora Moore. Of South Boston. Va,
who has been visiting friends here. mas
left for home.
The Rev. Baker 2. Lee. OF Lexington,
KY, who has been at Virginia Beach for
several weeks. preached at old st. Johns.
Church, Hampton, last Sunday; and VIII
visit his mother, Mrs. Baker p. Lee, be-
fore returning to Kentucky.
Miss Lena Hancock. who came to Rich
nond for the Horse Show, has returned
to her cottage at Virginia Beach c"1
Miss Alma Carter and Mrs. ]. w. Per-
ley, OF charlottesville. have5left for home
after being entertained aGreeably by
friends in Richmond.
Mr.. r. e. Winfree has returned from a
visit Of several weeks to friends at Bowl
ing Green. Caroline county.
Colonel Joseph Button was a guest At
a charming supper party given Ia st
week after the Lynchburg Horse Show
by Mrs. j. Davis Christian, in honor OF
her guest. Mrs Cromwell Gibbons, Of
Florida.
Virginia Hot Springs. Horseback riding,
walking and croquet have thrown golf
and tennis for the time being into the
background.
Mrs. Josephine Read of Wytheville.,
who has been visiting Mrs Stephen Put
#ney, is now with her sister. Mrs. H l..
Williams,s of Martinsville. Va.
Mrs Richard Moncure will spend the
winter with her mother, Mrs. R. I. Prid-
dy, of Keysville.
Miss Frances Starr. the accomplished
teacher Of elocution in the Woman,s Col
lege, will take part in an entertainment
given tonight for the benefit of the Not
toway circuit parsonage.
Dr. and Mrs. j. L. NJ. Curry have
leased their Washington residences and
will spend the winter in their North Car
DINA home near Ashevile.
Mrs John Murphv's fine soprano voice
W
cilla." to be given by the AIcGill Cath
Ollie Union on December 18th.
a2s
Miss Annie Davis has returned from
very PLEASANT visit to Mrs. Woods. of.
Clifton Forge.
Miss Sadie Lynn. of No. 322 South Pine
Street. is back aftersa stay at Atlantic
City under the chaperonage of her aunts.
1J;c N~ao{ a, n !
their home at Washington.
Mr.. John C. Fairfax has risen from the
ranks of the United States army to a sec.
und lieutenantcy. He was a volunteer In
Ike Spanish War. and afterwards re-en-.
listed in the Eleventh United States In
f;sntry.
Lieutenant Fairfax, who is we'll known
i'll Virginia, was born in Baltimore. He
is descended from Lord Fairfax, Earl of
C'llipeper. a grandson of Captain Archl-
Laid Blair Faisiax, a son of Mr. Archi-
bald Carlisle Fairfax and a.scousin Of Mr.
Albert Fairfax. of New y ork, by right of
title Lord Fairfax and d peer Of Great
britain.
Mrs. N. T. Sncad. of Durham n. c..
and Mrs Charles w Daughtie. of Nor
folk are the guests of Mrs. Joseph T.
Mills.
Mr. j Rumgarten. of Washington. IS
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. f..
Straus.
Miss Dorothy NIcCaw spent Sunday with
Mrs Wellington. of this city.
Airs. Spotswood Garland and Miss Mar
c,lc-ite Garland. who attended the un-
yelling exercises in Hollywood Saturday
AFTERNOON as delegates of the Philadelphia
Chapter. are now visiting Colonel and
Mrs Marquis Jones. in Newport News