The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-05
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

out Monday mornings to the "hte
sales. but 1T always will get warm ana
make shopping too hot, or else II one
ventures on the streets ones spare money
which could be spent in the department
stores goes to Ice drinks. and afterwards
doctors bills. But what is the use OF
kicking? 1t only makes US hotter land II
we can't be satisfied, we can. at least.
be philosophic. If we can't be comfort
able physically we can at least keep cool
mentally There is no more use protest.
ing against the inevitable than there is
of kicking against the monthly bills or
bad washerwoman.
It was cool, however, last night. but
then the damp was neither good ondress
or hair, aid we were kicking mentaily
again, only this time were ashamed 10
own it, so the naturally curly-headed
girl and the sterner sex We're satisheo.
which was certainly the majority, tor
men in the summer time rule the CITY.
Hon. j. L. M. Curry, special envoy and
ambassador to Spain at the coronation
of King Alfonso, with Mrs curry ana
Miss Conally-Coxe. reached New YORK
Sunday. After a stay of a week or
two in the North. they will go 10 their
camp in the Black Mountains OF North
Carolina. where they will give a house
party in September.
One Of the most popular places about
the city during the warm weather has
been the Natatorlum at the Reservoir
Park. party Of fair hathers go there
daily and are attaining great proficiency
in swimming and diving. Those often
seen there are Mrs. William Hill, MISS
Mildred Hill. Miss Helen Quarles. MISS
Lucy Quarles. Mrs. Edward hewlt. ana
others.
Miss Maria Blair has again success
fully led an eager party through the fas-
cinations of what one CANS going
abroad" The regular tour being over
the party will return with the exception
of Miss Blair and Mrs. Charles nit
lock and her daughters. who Will stay
a month longer.
On> C. tie most popular your' girls
of the house party at Colonel Hayden
Triplett's hospitable home, in Prince Will
liam county, is Miss Leila jackson. OF
Charlottesville Miss Jackson is Wen
known in this city where she has o1teh
visited. and was the recipient OF n1uctI
attention during her stay she Is tho,
roughly popular wherever she visits ana
her attraetiveness is; no less due 10 her
brother, Mr.. Iredeli enkins, In Ghent-
ing wit.
Miss Annabel jenkins Is visiting her
brother. MI. Iradell jenkins. in Client.
Mrs. George Haynes left yesterday for
the Warm Springs. where she will spend
this month.
Miss Mamie Jennings. who is Ill with
typhoid fever was carried yesterday to
the Old Dominion Hospital.
Misses Emily and Aline Jennings. who
have been visiting Mrs. Sublett, In West
Point, have returned home
Mrs Robert Groner. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Gibson, in Cupeper, has re-
turned to the city
Mrs. x arner Moore is the guest Of Miss
Ella Rose Smoot in Alexandria.
Mr. George Nelms Wise and Mr.. Rob
ert Parrish returned to their home in
Newport News yesterday, after brief
visit to friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Edward Mayo leaves to-day
for the Hot Springs, where she will at
tend the meeting of the State Bar Asso-
citation. After its close Mrs. Mayo will
Join friends at the White Sulphur, where
she. will spend the remainder OF the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon and Miss
Evelyn Gordon will leave shortly for the
Cold Sulphur Springs for stay of sew
eral weeks.
Among the Virginians at North Hatley,
Province of Quebec Canada. are Mrs.
Barton Haxall Wise, the Misses Maria
and Ellen Garnett. Mrs. Louise Barney.
Of Meadowville, 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 include
England. France. Germany. ecotiano'
Egypt and Norway and Sweden.
Miss Fanny Guy. who is the guest OF
her cousin. Mrs. Ransom, in stauntoh'
is the recipient of many dehghttul at
tentions.
Miss Anne Mayo left on Saturday for
a short visit to Ocean View.
Miss Helen somerville is spending her
vacation visiting friends at Mitchells
III Sulpepei Souii''-
Mr.. Andrew Christian left on Saturday
to join his family at Grayclin, the charm
ing cottage near the White sulphur. az
which Miss Gussie Daniel has presided
this summer with much charming sue
cess.
Among the visitors TO the Hot Springs
for the Bar Association is Mrs. John
S. Wise, OF New York
Miss Bessie Hunter left Saturday for
the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Mrs. Henry venable. of Norfolk, spent
Sunday in this city.
Little Misses Virgie and Fannie Tyler
will join their aunt Thursday at Buckroe
Beach.
Mr.. N. c. Raymond has returned from
an extended Northern tour
Mr. and Mrs John D. Murrell left yes