The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19

Hon. and Mrs. Henry Fairfax. Genera
Eppa Hunton, General Payne, Hon. car
ter Glass, Hon. A. G. Braxton, Hon'
RUFUS a. Ayers, Hon. G., Taylor Garhetr,,'
Hon. John It, Ryan, John L. RiNeS' ~,
Walton Moore, 8. r. Donohoe, Marsha"
Mccormick md others.
The Virginia Summer School of Mctnou7
held this year Mt the University OF
gnia, has closed after a most success
full session.
The University course of the schoui'
which is distinct from the methods ' ae.
partment will be continued untii 'u'S
S1st. The enrolment for this year ~, ~
cludes representatives from sixteen IN
ferent States in the Union and was t.e
largest known In the history of the sci'oo,'
which was presided over by Mr.. y. y.
Glass. Of Lynchburg. A large nuino.i
OF Richmond teachers were IN a''eh-
dance.
Personal Mention.
The International Mercantile Marine
Company's Red Star liner Finland, "hich
sailed from New York for Antwerp yes
terday, had among its list OF ca oin pas.
sengers Miss Ellen Glasgow, MISS heoc
Glasgow and Mrs. Cary GLASGOW NC
Corinick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas, OF soutn
Dakota, who have been visiting MI.
Thomas uncle, Mr. Robert Thomas, at
No. 305 East Franklin Street have gone
with their children to visit Mr., Ihol'.as
relatives In Louisa county. There 'nes
will DO joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Thomas who have been during July at
Charlottesville, Boston and at the sum
mer schools, on Mnrtha's Vineyard:
Mr. George Thomas, formerly lVed ID
Richmond, but is now connected WIN
the South Dakota University. Hls olu
friends hero were pleased TO meet MN
and Mrs. Thomas again.
Mr. G. Palmer Stacy, of New York, is
visiting his parents, on South rum
Street, Ell route to Virginia Beach.
Miss Bertha Bowles, with her triends'
Misses Estelle Goodman and SADIE
Floyd. left the city yesterday for
weeks outing at the jefferson ParK
Hotel.
Miss Emma Green, formerly of Roanoke.
Va, but now of Parkersburg, ~. va,
who has been spending q fortnight Mt
virginia Beach. is now with her aunt.
Mrs. Charles B. Stacy, Of No l23 South
Fifth Street, for few days
Miss Myrtle Page has left for two
weeks visit to friends In Lynchhhrg. She
Is accompanied by Miss Anna Hamilton,
from Philadelphia. Pa.
Mis- Maud Sheppard. of Columbia, Is
the guest OF Miss Daisy Fleming. of the
West End.
Miss Louise Yancey and Miss Gay VIII
bon are spending some time at Whining
ton, N. c., and Wrightsville Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dlacont are chap
eroning camping party on the Al-Mac-
Del Beach, James River. The party IN
cudes Miss Lille Parker, Miss Vlola
Diacont, Miss Lizzie Higgins, Miss Eva
Spartan, DR.. and Mrs. Alvin Higgins and
Mr.. Fiber Higgins,
Mr.. N. F. Jacobs left yesterday morn
ing to Join his wife and daughters, VINO
are at present in Baltimore. The whole
party, accompanied by Miss Fannie ia
cobs, of Norfolk. and Miss Julia Jacobs.
OF Wheeling, w. Va. will go to spend
four weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. James NJ Granger of No. ia
North Twenty third Street. with her Ut
tie granddaughter, Miss Ruby Peay, lett
Friday to spend several weeks with MIS-.
Emma Traylor. .of Norfolk, and Mrs. An
ME Buckley Of Portsmouth, the niece
and sster-in-lawi Of Airs Granger.
Miss Maude NJ Atkins, of Luray, Va,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ] A.. Strole,
at No. 6O9 Randolph Street II.
The lawn party to be given by the
Highland Park Methodist Church, at the
residence of Mr.. tt Elwood Tragic, has
been postponed until August.
Miss Lille May Holloway has just ro7
turned from a delightful trip OF SIX
weeks to Wilmington, N. G.. where. she
has been visiting her uncle, Mr.. 1. 3
Toler.
Miss Louise Whitfield, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs c. Il. Whitfield and Mr..
Henry G. Goodman, associated in bust
ness with the firm of Strause Brothers &:
Co. we're quietly married yesterday
morning in the home Of the brides pa
rents, No. 5l7 West Clay Street. After
weeks sojourn in the Ncrth. Mr. and
Mrs. Goodman will be at homo on South
Third Street.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Elwood Tragic, of
Highland Park. will leave next week to.
enjoy the remainder OF the summer at
Atlantic City
Friends of Miss Fannie Ford. Of No,
s12 Twenty-scventh Street, VIII be glad
to knew that she is having a delight
full time In the Virginia mountains and
that she hopes to return to Richmond
in September well and strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rae who are
spending a week in Richmond with the
brides relatives and Mr.. Rae's old