The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-04
Social and )
Personal:

M, mrs Ri MhI3 nd Hall. Long Island, New
Vnys gave on Tuesday, July 2sth. q
farewell dinner to her cousins ns;; M, an to
Mrs z MURPHY, r,, who to re the regret
of their Long Island relatives: a.
Mrs. Armstrong's reputation as
charming hostess was vel h srst dinner
The toast 1o * t and eHfnSE given sy
Mr.. Thomas Murphy. represenun1gg, :, i Inc
northern branch Of the Murphy Family hnhaIf
Mr.. P. T. Murphy ,, reIpohoea Oh Dei'a'A
match game of billiards vas ", play,
ed, and the prize, miniature S 3Iranl
scarf pin, was won by Mr.. fra franz AZ y,
Wright Among ing tdose RtesenMs Miss GLADYS
Armstrong, we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Murphy Murphy
Commissioner eating Golo 4nhn N WIieht
G M; AND Alderman dei ann Woods. Commodore
Martin r. Roberts. of the Pacific 7 haene
Arthur 4itR; Driscoii. Misses sabina; Lillian al,
B aaq GtesluH Williams. Of PhIiadelphia
Mr.. Will A. Mepono4 pana OF IF b famaea
Long Island: Mr.. Alexander Austin, mr..
Adolph Heller, of Chicago; Mr.. and MIS-.
Adam Gray. Miss Adelaide By Burke H,.ss mr..
and Mrs s., W GaImIr Wight Hras ana ss9
Mrs. Adam Gray. of Lefferts Avenue,
formerly of London, sang some of Moore's
msodis on ihe p Adeai Ss
mandolin Accompaniment of Miss Gladys
Armstrong. The farewell toast-"Our
Departing Gn y, USiis responded 70 ~
The Governor and Mrs. Montague will
leave to-day for the Jordan White Sui
phur Springs. near Winchester.
The Governor,s ball toimorr1 Hon eyen, mg
Mrs. Harry B. Baker and the other mem
hers of the Governors staff, with their
wives, will assist in receiving; An Or
chestra from. Washington WI Iurnis 81!
the music and a, grand supper. , served IN IN
tie spacious aining-roora' VIII follow the
The excursion to be given under MISS
for the benefit of the Baptist cot at the
Retreat for the Sick, will allow a three
days stop at Niagara Falls. two DAYS IN
phia. Railroad and other expenses will be
thirty dollars, The trip promises to be
one Of the pleasantest of the season.
One OF the prettiest of the recent out.
of-town entertainments was given July
18th in Winchester, Va, by Mrs. Joseph
r. Ames. of Boston, who. as Miss Helen
Andrews, was Il great DeI1e ~ Ns'iN'tNo'S'
and Virginia, before her marriage.
Mrs. Ames, gowned in gray creep, de
chine, was assisted by the Misses , Sher-
rard and Mrs. Henry S. Battle. OF Phlla-
delpha. received her guests in the lovely
old colonial home Of the Misses Sher-
rard historically associated with the
memory of General Daniel Morgan, who
owned II during the Revolutionary days
Winchester society attended In force.
The reception was followed by cards,
dancing and delicious refreshments served
by a bevy of pretty young Winchester
girls,
Personal Mention.
Mr.. C. II. Hamilton, formerly assistant
secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association here. but who Is now general
secretary OF the Memphis Association,
after spending three or four weeks WIS.,
Jung friends and relatives IN Richmond.
at Memphis His wife, who, before her
marriage, was Miss Lunelle Cheatham, OF
This city, will extend her visit until Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. r. B. Slower will leave shortly tc
visit Mrs Robert Harold, at ArVerne
Long Island. remaining North during Al
gust.
Mr.. John T. Anderson and his daughter
Miss Lucy Gray Anderson, nave LETT 10
Atlantic City from Whence they WI!
probably go for a brief trip 10 the coht'
MIR. and Mrs. w S. Johns, Of No. 4
/, North Eighth Street LETT Friday last e., ls
a two-weeks sojourn through New Ems
land. Canada and Nova Scotia, IN bostol
Mass, they win meet their son, Mr.. X
Johns formerly OF this city, now repre-
sentine the Westinghouse Electric Con
pany, OF Pittsburg. Pa.
Mrs. Mcleod, the wife of the Rev. x.
Mcleod, the Presbyterian pastor
NJ is 81 ma