The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-20
SOCIA AL arD
PERSONAL.


The Coo-Coos Club gave delightful hay
ride Wednesday night, and It proved
one Of the most delightful of the enter
tainments Of the city. The chaperones
were Miss Lilly Wise DR.. Moses Sycle,
Miss Nora Stern, Mr.. Isaac Caron, Miss
Rosalie Thalhimer and Mr.. Louis Dettle-
bach. The following enjoyed themselves
TO their hearts content: Misses Bertha
5Dettlebach, Rosalie Heller, Lilly Block,
Sadie Well. Stella Cohen, Essie Caron,
Daisy Goldback, Esther Thalhimer. Rena
Strauss. Title Held, Blanche Kaufman,
$Hennie Schwartz Yetta Goldenberg,
Naurica Cohen, Lilly Schwarzschild;
Messrs. Gilbert Greentree, Bernard Ober-
dorfer, Myer Schwartz, Henry Schwarz-
5schild. Lewis Held, Ralph Levy. Sam
Iseman Leon Lchenstein Irving Good
man, Oscar Kahn. Sidney Stern, Nathan
Hellstern, Albert schwartz, Harold Ru-
bernstein, Edmond Kahn, Leo Greentree,
Irving Held, Julian Lichenstein and Har-
ry Levy.
A delightful house party to-day will
be that Of Miss Helen Stevens. at her
mothers country residence "Glengyle,
in Rockbridge county. Among the many
guests will be Miss Bessie Doyle. of Nor
folg; Miss Alice Hotchkiss, Miss Louise
Selden, Mr.. Marion Bowman, Messrs. Ell
more and Henry Hotchkiss. and Miss
Sophia White. Tuesday the party will
go to Lexington to attend the. Virginia
Military Institute finals.
Mrs. H. r. Riches pupils will give
musical Wednesday evening at the Pickett
Camp Hall. Those who will take part
NJ frf,g Nt,NyV a c
Miss Wash, Miss Fuller, Miss Isaacs,
Misses Meyers. Misses Messerschmidt,
Miss Newman, Miss White, Miss Tinsley,
Miss Bradley. Miss smithers, Miss suth-
erland, Mr.. Henry Wash, Mn Frank
Slaughter, and Masters Mccauley and
Whitehurst.
Mrs. Charles B. Holiday, Mrs. Ian
donia Dashiell. Mrs. w. T. Robins Mrs.
w. T. Oppenhimer. Mrs. Charles Bosher,
Miss Peasants, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. B. B.
Valentine. Miss Alice Parker, Of Wash
ington; Mrs Albert Bruce Mrs. w G.
Stanard, Mrs. Miner, Miss Maria Blair.
Mrs. H. c. Claiborne, Miss Cameron,
Mss Virginia Elicit, Mrs. Robertson. of
Forest Hill; Mrs. Thomson, Miss Sully
and Mrs. Crenshaw.
The first meeting Of the season will
be Held on November ed
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Whitlock will ar
rive In the city to-day and be the
guests Of their sister. Mrs. III. S. Bins
wanger, on South f4rst Street.
Mr.. Whitlock was married Wednesday
in Cincinnati to Miss Rosa Fruhoff, Of
that city. He is the son Of Mr.. H. Whit
lock, Of this city, and Is tie manager OF
the Whitlock Branch of the American
Cigar Company. Both the young peo-
pie are well known and will be warmly
welcomed by large circle Of friends
on their arrival here.
Master Edwin Louis Levy, son Of Mr.
Joseph +. Levy, has returned from his
studies at Rock Hill College, Ellicott
City, Md. Master Levy was awarded
the gold medal for proficiency in scholar
ship, having stood first In his class at
the final and intermediate examinations.
His parents were present at the COM
mencement exercises which took place
in Baltimoreon Wednesday.
The general theme for discussion at
the Saturday Afternoon Club next win
ter will be "a, Story, of Textile Palms. -
the story Of their making, and their
place in Virginia industries.
Among those who will take part In
the discussions are Miss L. Blair. Mrs.
NIlUSoll, AVA D W lAiAehAA''
Mrs. ". H. Winston and Master. Vel
liugton G. Winston left yesterday for
Ronceverte, w. Va. Mrs. Winston will
return to Jefferson Park Hotel Char
lcttesville, to attend the School of Meth
COS,
Mrs. James H. Harris and Mrs. Henry
A. Williams were among the Richmond
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day in Baltimore OF Miss Maude Perrin
rahh and Mr.. Robert Harry Fisher, of
York, Pa 81
Dr.. Joseph A. White and Misses Edith
and Sophie White will so abroad early
in July and will be away until the fall.
Miss Maria Moseley will accompany them
and will remain abroad about six months.
The marriage of William w. Wallace
and Miss Katie Boynton took place yes
terday at the home of the brides moth
er Mrs. Mary Boynton.
Mrs. C. W. Turner and children left for
Baitimofe Wednesday afternoon, via the
York River Line. Her many friends hope
tho change will be beneficial and restore
her to health.
Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Wexford, of New
port News, who have been in the Holy
Land. are visiting Judge and Mrs. Well
ford en- their way home.
Miss Lula Randolph Tatum is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson at their
beautiful nome walnut Hills IN Or
ange county, Va.
Miss Beatrice Haaan and her little
sister, Valerie, left for West Virginia
Wednesday, where they will spend the
summer with relatives.
Miss sallie Gibson Mrs. D A. Timber
lake and Mrs. Gibson will spend two
weeks in July at Virginia Beach.
Miss Mary. Austin Haw. of Ashland,
is the guest of Mrs Alsop, No. SIG Floyd
Avenue.
Miss Kate Meade viii return the first
of next week from a two weeks visit to
Virginia Beach.
Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones will leave
to-day for Charleston. w. Va, to visit
her aunt Mrs. Braun