The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-09
Social and
Personal

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Among the many beautiful mountain
resorts in Virginia, which will this season
attract those seeking health and pleas
u a, must /. ne De reckoned the Hotel Bel
danced, last Monday evening was quite
brilliant affair. 1t was led by Mr..
burg. V. p. II The music was furnished
by the Roanoke Orchestra, and the chap
OF Newport News: Mrs. David Baldwin,
Of Baltimore. and Mrs. Catesby Jones.
Of Richmond.
Of Old Point; Kisses Maud and Frances
Sweetwood, Miss Martin, Miss Jones,
NJ Misses Ws Sizes Misses Lucille and Margua-
Of New Castle .Guests from a distance
We're: Mrs. Morris. of Columbus, Miss:
Mrs Alfred Brown. OF Waco, Texas:
MISS Parker Of Atlanta Miss se@we
lers. S. G.. and Miss Robins, OF Rich
mond; Meessrs. Aiken. Jones. Or. Cald-
ws AnEs Of New Castle Colin ApGer
Augustus Payne. Hubert Roberts. of
Baltimore. and Jefferson Fritch. of Lake
City, Fla.
under the direction OF the hostess Pres
ent indications point 10 the gayest and
most successful season that the Bel Air
The July number Of the National Maya
Zine issued n Boston. has bean'ifn "a
g seReKEs q Miss sI Lan 1shor9s is e s
nous Virginia horsewoman. and the para
graph underneath Miss Langhornes pic
Miss Langhorne won the brush on New
Years. and the mask at the Christmas
day hunt against a field of thirty or
The National Magazine also has a large
full page portrait OF Mrs. Marlin Edgar
olsted formerly Miss niao Gertrude df N1rI
B. Camm. of Richmond, where she has
beside a city full of relatives and friends.
Tie National eharactsrzes Mrs bos 0n
known as one Of the best gowned women
at the. social capital. Of the nation. The
portrait Of Mrs. 0lmssted published in
the new painting in oil by Henry, Ashe-
burnham Floyd. the distinguished Eng
lish artist who came to this county q
study under the best masters in Paris.
and who first came into prominence on
this side of the Atlantic through his re-
HAL kGple pcIll GIL ~ lL1uS
widow Of the ate Lord Pauncefote. for
ton"
called to the minds of her friends here
by her. maiden name-,Aiss Ellie Car.
ESaK ssn now SIP feena ahd Mr 1ag f
have, since their marriage attended the
reunion of Mr.. Haydocl's class at Iale
Golegs and given few Snr DAYS 1yysv 70 4, ne~ o
by invitation 10 the camp Of United states
Senator vorhees. in the Adirondac; noun m
tains for n six-weeks' outing, before re-
turning to their home IN cincinnati
Miss Doza IT, Mitchell. who. during the
past winter. has been the leading soprano
In yerN practa tie Wo
Court Street Methodist Church. lynch
l R"gs ser rs su sss Mehe M as
Him Face e FACE and The Lovely hymn
is reported that Miss Mitchell in all, prob
ability Will be rendered q position IN the
tentons in the matter have not yet been
expressed,
The Richmond College Dramatic c Club
torium. At the University Of virg GINA az az
part Of the eyeGirE ,prog ia sssi on
of the School OF Methods thcre The
company, which was very successful here
n The spring. h hab II mas e
lions as those offered by George r, Wen
ding and Polk Miller.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aston Cabell and
their little daughters vii return : 5r ron
Springs for the rest Of the summer,
trother' Master Eanllton claiborne, have
returned from pleasant visit to the sea-
side.
Hammond left yesterday for visit to
Virginia Beach,
Miss Cora Richardson. OF East Ianp-1
Borne boz g. Of RieHmond; Miss Irene Malone;
OF Brunswick county. and Miss Rees, OF
Miss Lucy n. TTraker, Of Chesterfield!
county, snd Mr., William ?, Boiler OF
the parlors of his home by, the Rev. Or,
Russell Cecil of the Second Presbyterian
The bride came in with her brother, Mr..
Fraker. She wore a gray travelling cos
Mr.. and Mrs. Boiler left for Washington.
D. G. i
Miss Katherine Johnson and Mrs. Louis
Siegel OF Richmond, returned yesterday
from visit to frisnds in Norfolk 30
Mr.. and Mrs John Finders and Mr.. ".
Penick Shelton and family are spending
the summer In Ashland. Va.
Prof. John l.. Cabell was expected in
family OF general John f. Roller. of Har-
rsonburg,' Va