The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-03

Miss Gertrude Ga!braith is visiting
Miss NJ. Wright in Fredericksburg.
rev. e. II. Rowe. principal of Buena
Vista Seminary. was in town to-day,
where he was warmly greeted by his
many old pupils.
Misses Lula and Lottie Pickett, ac
companied by their friend. Miss Dotsie
Adams. nave returned. after delight
tul visit to friends in Petersburg.
Mrs. William r. Robins left Monday
to spend September at the Massanetta
Springs.
Mr.. Charles Pollard Cooke. of New Or
leans, who has been spending some time
here, has left the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Christian have
left on a Northern tour which will in
Hudson river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Christian Cor
don are occupying Mrs. John Fariands
fiat on Grace Street until her return
from the Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). R V. Daniel, who
have been residing on Sixth Street, have
removed to Floyd Avenue
Rev. DR.. Whitsitt of the Rich
mond College, will this winter reslae on
Flovd Avenue. having taken the house
lately occurred by Mr.. Baker. Mr.. Baker
has removed to Grace Street, where Mr.
Richard E.asely formerly lived.
mr Andrew Lucas and Miss Mamie
Eckert were married at ST. Mary s Ger
man Catholic Church Monday morning
at 6 o'clock.
After the ceremony Z. wedding break
fast was given at the residence of the
brides parents, Seventeenth and Mar
shall Streets, and then the couple left
tor q northern trip.
The bride Is the charming daughter Of
MI Peter Eckert, a well-known mer-
chant, and the groom is an esteemed en-
ploye at Aianning's plumbing establish,
ment.
A garden fete viii be held by the Nc
Gill Union this evening and Tomorrow,
Signor Emilio Corsi. who has very
sweet baritone. and who came to this
country TO sing with the Grau Conpan ny,
will render sevearl selections. Among
the other singers will be NIessrs. Williams
and Martenstein.
The affair promises to be a most de-
lightful one, and the friends of the union
are invite to patronize it.
Miss Ethel Murray. of Petersburg. is
the guest of Miss Pearl Murray.
Miss Mamie Blunt and Miss Lennie
Treviliian, of Church HILL left yesterday
for the mountains. to visit relatives and
friends. They are expected back about
September 18th.
Miss Elizabeth Witkamp left Monday
for an extended trip North.
Mrs c. l. Ford, of No. GOT West Grace.
will leave for New York tomorrow morn
ing
Miss Marie O'Donnell has returned from
q. trip of month to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks gave
a large dance last night in honor of her
daughter, Miss Gladys Brooks, whose
Eugene Thayer, the first part of the
summer.
Miss Imogen Fitzgerald will leave this
week for New York. where she will be
the guest OF her aunt. Miss Louie Deg
gett, on Madison Square.
Mr. Leigh R Page has returned home
from the White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Taylor, who has been the guest
of the Misses Kesee, on South Third
Street. mas returned home accompanied
by Miss Annie kesee, who will be her
guest Tor short While.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh CORDOBA and fam
lily will remove this fall to the home
lately occupied by Mr.. James Cirigss
family on South Third Street, they hav-
ing removed to South First Street.
Mrs. Robert G. Cabell reached New
York from her European summer travel
last week. She Will be in Richmond
early next week.
--cs Thomas MclAdan1s. Miss Louise
McAdams and Mr.. Thomas NcAdams.
Jr., are back from a months stay at
CoburG, Canada.
Mrs. George A. Haynes. who has been
summerlns at Warm Springs. Va. is
now visiting friends in Rockbridge
COUNTY.
Mrs Elizabeth II. Bowie will leave for
Il visit to relatives in New York next
Wednesday.
Miss Kathleen Taylor is the guest of
Mrs. w. P. Richardson, of Farmvlle.
Judge Edmund WadliIl Jr.. and family
have gone to Rockbridge Alum Springs
to join his daughter. Miss Mary Ivad-
dill. Master Mitchell Waddil. who has
had typhoid fever, has now recovered
Mrs. John u, Murrell is the guest of
her brother. Mr.. Thomas Whitehead, of
LynchburG.
Miss Emma Mayo has returned from
pleasant visit to Columbia, Va.
Mr.. spottswood Wexford is visiting ex-
Governor j. Hoge Tyler, at Radford. |
Va.
Miss w. 3. Dunn is spending several
weeks in Bedford City.