The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
Social and
Personal

July and August VIII be enlivened in
s pnd obe BY 5hs nesr enough for
many virginians to attend and to enter
their fine horses.
This week Virginians in Atlantic City
;Boscobei.'' on "Amaret and Hornpipe,''
and others among his favorite hunters:
Mr.. CORTLAND Smith. the McCo3mbs and
Mr.. and Mrs Blair johnson will do iI7
less be among the number Of other VII,
ginia exhibitors. July 10Th and S0th will
witness the opening of the orange snow
many. Richmond people, who are spend
ing the month in Orange or Will go up
specially to be present. The WaiTenton
o5s e.. SHOW VIII take place AHeus wh, Hs
always draws q crowd from this city ana
from other cities and sections. in the
State. The Albemarle Horse SHOW Is
booked for Septem Der the 18th. and the fact
that such favorites as Mrs. Allen Potts,
Mrs. Mamie Langhorne Shaw and other
Virginia women, noted for their horse
additional inducement to many who are
otherwise fond of the University and tho
Jefferson Park Hotel.
People are already planning for the
Richmond Horse Show in October. which
promises to be the gayest and most orii.
liant of the Horse Show. pageants YET
been taken, the pretty Richmond girls.
who are travelling abroad or in other
parts of the United States, will return
before then, the city Will De croWaen
hostesses will Guido themselves and each
other in the pretty art of entertaining.
The Charlottesville Progress of yester--
DAY says: Alabama, the popular four-act
drama by augustus Thomas, WI , De Tev
evening. Jrly 14th, by the Richmond
Dramatic Club. This play was given IN
Richmond last winter by the club ana
made one of the greatest hits of the sea-
son. 1t will be treat to the people OF
Charlottesville. and to the attendants or
the School of Methods to hear first
class play reproduced by excellent talent
1T this season of the year.
All will recall what a cordial reception
was given to Charles Aunt : by the
those Of the city and the University will
have an opportunity of showing their APP
2reciation by having a full house to see
Alabama
following account. OF the wedding of
V!5 Fhs ve %dR; Of Miss Mamie Low High
burg Va. Viii take place this evening at
$50 O'Clock at the home of the brides
mother. on South Pryor Street. A.,
Dr. f. c. Mcconnell VII w herrfr e ve ers
oehehot oniy the relatives and intimate
friends of the family to be present, The
colpe will leave tomorrow morning LOT
Talulah Falls to spend several days be-
fore going to their future homo at Lynch
burg.
of Mrs. Pope and is charming and at
tractive young woman, She has q great
many friends. both here and at Mcnon-
ough, her former home.
Mr.. Durphy Is the only son OF MT. atu
Mrs. ]. M. Durphy and Is prominent IN
both business and social circles
Miss Lena Hancock. OF this city, gave a
very handsome luncheon in her cottage
at Virginia Beach last week TO Mr. ana
Mrs, Isaac Z. Emmerson.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith McK!m. DR.. and Mrs. Rapllnss,
Mrs. Worthington and Mrs, Noble 1f
Baltimore; Misses Empsie Smith. Emily
Wilson and Minnie Baker, OF Norfolk
Miss Berkeley Ellerson and Mr.; IL FL
ierson, OF Newport News; Mr. John Wat
son and Edward Goodwin; OF Peters
at Virginia Beach THURSDAY last and has
Joined Mr.. and Mrs. +, T, Emmerson and
Mr.. and Mrs Smith McKim OF Baltimore,
on Mr. E1nmerson's yacht "Margaret,
for three weeks northern cruise, during
which time they will attend the races.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. It. C. Leake and her sister, Mrs,
II. NJ, James, left yesterday morning for
Atlees. Va. 10 attend the funeral OF their
aunt. Mrs. Bertie VIM Shelton. the wife
OF Mr.. Walter NJ Shelton.
Miss Nellie II. Davidson, OF Baltimore.
Is visiting friends in Richmond From