The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21


Blacksburg studying in a special course
this winter.
Mrs. Norman Y. Randolph, the presi-
dent of the Richmond Daughters of the
Contederacy, has called meeting of
the Old Dominion Chapter for 4:30 p. M.
Wednesday, September 18th, in Lee Camp
Hail.
The meeting is important because dele
gates will be elected to the convention of
the grand division scheduled for October,
in Lexington, Va. A convention of the
Virginia division will be held in Norfolk
about the same time. and at these con-
ventions the vote of the Virginia chap
ters as to the union Of the two divisions
will be reported. the vote Of the ma
jority of chapters deciding the matter
The conventional action is the result Of
a committee which met in Richmond last
June. when Mrs. W. A. Smoot, Mrs.
James Y. Leigh. Mrs. O. L. Evans and
Mrs w. C. N. Merchant represented the
Virginia division, and Mrs. James NJ
Garrett Mrs. R.sT Meade, Miss Wise
man and Mrs. S. Thomas Mccullough
appeared on behalf of the Grand Division.
This committee adopted resolutions as
basis for the proposed union.
Mrs l. S. Royles and her children are
visiting friends in Williamsburg, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. I. 3. Frazier and Master
John Frazier have returned from an
extended Northern trip.
Miss Lizzie Grattan is visiting in the
home of her cousin. Judge Grattan. of
Harrisonburg, Va.
Mrs Aubin Boulware, Miss Boulware
and Miss jamie Boulware, after sum-
mer's absence, are at home again on
East Franklin Street.
Letters recently received from Mrs,
James Peasants give charming accounts
of her being with Mrs. j. @. Lover, at
Lucerre. in Switzerland Later Mrs
Peasants party intend going to the
Baltic.
The summer tour of DR.. and Mrs. John
Trevlllian included a visit to Saratoga
and a trip by sea to Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick.
Judge and Mrs. George NJ Harrison
and Miss Rose Harrison will have apart
ments a. Mrs. Duvars, No. 3o1 East
Franklin Street, for the winter
Mrs. Andrew Haynes and Miss Lillian
HAYNES are back from the mountains of
Virginia, as their friends will be glad to
know.
Judge Buchanan and Judge Whittle. of
the Supreme Court, will be with Mrs.
Duval on their return to Richmond.
Mrs. George A. Haynes. who spent the
month Of August at Warm Springs, Va,
and the early part of September with
IN l..
bridge Baths, reached the city last week
and is at home on South Third Street.
Mrs. James Crump, Mr.. Wilbur Crump
and Miss Lora Crump are back from
the enjoyment of a season at Warm
Springs, Va.
Acknowledgement and Mrs. William A.
Anderson and the Misses Anderson will
soon return from their summer home in
lexington They will be located in
Richmond with Mrs. Duval, at No. 30l
East Franklin Street.
Mr., C. Lee Morrison, assistant &C
countant at the Trlgg sllipyards, after a
delightful vacation spent with his rela-
tives in Michigan. will reach Richmond
tomorrow, to the delight of numerous
friends here.
Mrs Helen G. Ransom and Miss Maude
Mckinney are at Maple Shade Inn, Pu-
laski county Mrs. Howard Bruce and
Miss Eoise Bruce are also at this popu-
lar place.
Mr. Thomas Elicit, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs John S. Elicit. will be a student
at Hampden- Sidney for the ensuing ses-
sion. Mr.. Ellett's ability in the past
renders his promise for the future very
bright.
Miss Lucy Lay and her nephew, little
Master Lafferty. are at home, after a
pleasant stay at Brunswick Inn, Waynes-
boro.
Colonel and Mrs. Richard Maury. who
have been slmmering at the White Sui
phur Springs, are now spending some
time at Warm Springs, Va.
Mrs. Turner Arlington and little son
have returned from Bon Air. where Mrs.
Arlington spent August and a part OF
September.
Miss EEvie Lee Bowccck. after a pleas
ant vacation spent with friends and rela-5
tiyes, will resume her dancing class
on Church Hill after the first of October.
Mr. Charles stacy Of RonceYerte.s West