The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-24

Misses Adair Minor and Louise Atkins
and Mr.. crump Tucker. The other mem
oers OF the party are Misses Elizabeth
and Frances Brown, OF ivy Clin;''
Elsie Ingram. OF Manchester; Lila
Tucker. of Norfolk; Mary Alexander, OF
sCharlestown; Sadie Tucker, of Bedford
City; Isobel BegE. OF The Grove, :
Campbell county. and Lucy Patton, OF
Blacksburg. and Messrs. Peronneau
Tucker, Wilcox. and Jack Brown. OF
Ivy Cliff" Marshall Vest, OF Bedford
Frank Abbott. Of "Belevue;" Julian Cor
bett. OF England, and FL. Tucker. OF
Lexington. not forgetting Henry, the
negro driver; Martha, the cook, and
sinkler. the special factotum Of little
Jack.
fter this delightful camping trip they
will return to Ivy Cliff" where they
will be Joined by Misses Fanny-Peron-
neau and Peachy Brown. OF Baltimore
The ladies Will again be prominent
at Virginia Horse Show. and in War
renton this week the riders will include
Mrs. Robert Shaw. OF Boston; Mrs.
CORTLAND Smith, Mrs. c. H. Kurkamp,
Mrs. Frank Baker. Mrs. Blair Johnson,
Mrs ). K. Maddux, Mrs. F. "A. B. Post
man and the Misses Harry.
Mrs. Hobson and Miss Mayette Hob
son. the mother and sister of Captain
Richmond Pearson Hotson, who have
spent some Time this summer at Virginia
Beach and at the springs, are now Wis
ting at Edge Hill. Montvale. Va
Miss Hobson is a pretty blonde. OF fair
height, and is an excellent dancer. She
dresses mostly in pink and white. all
pink shades being very becoming. The
upper part Of her face is very much like
that Of her brother.
Miss Lucy Christian, the popular
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chris
tian. will go to Washington this winte,
to pursue her studies at boarding
school. It will be with regret that her
school cflhms at Miss Jennie Ellett's
give her up.
Miss Florence Field has Joined her
mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Page at "Rockledge," their York
Flarbor summer home. Miss Field has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Gibson, in
Chicago.
Miss Anne Sydner has as her guest Miss
Lewis. OF Philadelphia, and entertained
an elegant little luncheon In her honor
The table was prettily decorated In cut
flowers and covers were laid for eight
Mr. T. w. Brander was among party
Il six who rode over from the Warn
Springs Tuesday and took dinner OF the
Homestead The others were the
Misses Norton and Miss Peters. of
Louisville; Mr.. MUCH Truman and Mr.
Charles 3. Davis, of New York.
Miss E-eanor Robson, the actress, was
a. the = Springs Wednesday to meet
Miss Mary Johnston and discuss the loca:
color of Audrey for stage setting.
Miss Belle Perkins has returned from
the White Sulphur Springs. This week
Miss Sarah Hotchkiss, who has beer
visiting her brother in Staunton, has
now gone North. and will visit in Ne"
York and Philadelphia.
Miss Annie Munford Merrill is the CUES,
of Miss Emma Elizabeth Hoge. IL.
Stanton.
Mrs. c. L. Cooke, who has been visit
ing the Misses Trent, has returned to
her home.
Carter, in Charlottesville.
Miss Addie Franklin is visiting Mrs
j. W. Perley. on South Second Street,
Charlottesville.
Miss Pattie Russell. Of Grove Avenue
has returned from NUew York and At
lantio City. where she has been for
some weeks.
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Mrs. Ellen Tunstall has returned to the
city. after visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Tunstall, of Tunstall Sta
ton, New Kent county, Va.
Mrs T. G. Hadden has left the city
and will spend some time travelling in the
South
Mrs. B. B. Valentine. of South Thire
Street. is spending some time with her
mother and sisters, who are at the Colo
Sulphur Springs.
Miss Natalie Worsham is spendin
some time at Paradise near SCOTS
vile.
Professor j. R. Hunter, Of Richmond
College, has been spending several days
with Major Hargrave,in Chatham. He
is now at Blue Ridge.
Mr.. Clarence H. Dunaway, an A B.
Of the Richmond College, will this ses-
sion be assistant principal at the Chesa-
peake cademy. in Irvington. Va.
Mr.. John w. Stevenson is entertaining
at large house party at his country
home In the Warm Springs Valley. The
guests from this city include Mr.. John
Howe. Mr.. Cecil Porter and Mr.. John
Russell Porter.
DR.. George. w. Darlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Stanard and Mr.. William NJ.
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