The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

Washington. D. G.; Miss Gay Scott, OF
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Cassius Lee of
Alexandra, and grandson, Gardner
Booth, Jr. Miss Leila Alvey, of Hagers-
town Md; Miss Mary Smith. of Warren
ton, Va.
+ a party of young girls are enjoying
Themselves at the Cooke cottage, and will
remain during this week. Mrs. Merritt
7. Cooke is chaperoning them, who are
Miss Emily Taylor, Miss Margaret Pan
mill, Miss Kate Cooke. Miss Louise Tay-
lor Miss Edith Donald. Miss Eva voight,
Miss Lucy Quimby, Miss Katharine
Dickson, Misses Annie and Lucy Thorn,
Miss Nelly billiard. Miss Grace STAN
worth.
Mrs. Fltzhugh has been very ILL., but
she ia now better. and during her Ill
ness the Misses Thornton have assumed
charge of her cottage.
Among her guests there are Mr.. and
Mrs Sam. e. Haynes and children, OF
Richmond; Mrs. John Dodamead. OF
and Mrs. Reid. of Bedford City; Mrs.
Brunston and daughter. Of Arkansas.
R1CHMoNDERs.
At 1.-THE Fairbourne'' have gathered a
good many Richmond people Among
them being Mrs. Hunter Mcclure, Misses
Frances, Gretta and Margaret Mcguire.
Mr.. chas. Stokes. Mr. Elgin Graves and
Mr.. John Crump, Miss Florence Hudson
and Mr.. John Quay, Mr.. Thomas H. Will
lingham. Of Atlanta.
Miss Mary Ashley Bell and Miss Susie
Bell, OF Fluvanna county, are expected
this week
Mrs. James II. Paxton, of Buena Vista,
and Mr.. Gordon Paxton. of Norfolk, ar
rived Tuesday to spend two weeks.
Among those who arrived last week at
Mrs. Willis Dances cottage were Mr..
r m, 70 4 KY. =
Danville, also Mrs. j. Willard Craig and
family.
Miss sedgewick and Miss T1inn, Of Bal
timore. opened their cottage last week.
The arrival at Miss Blows cottage dur
Ing the past week. were Miss Gillian, OF
Petersburg; Mr.. Cleveland, OF Massachu-
sets; Mrs. William IIuger and son.
of Charleston, S. c.. Miss Nina Johns, OF
Norfolk: and Miss Posie White, Of Ablng-
don.
Mrs. Thomas II. Pannlll is expecting a
number of guests during the coming
week, who are Mr.. and Mrs. James Bur-
russ and Messrs. Robert and James Bur
russ. Jr. Of Washington. also Miss Halle
English. OF Washington; Mr.. Cooke and
Mr.. McKensie, OF Marietta, Ca; Mr.. and
Mrs Broadus, of Washington; Mrs. Wor-
rell. of Raleigh. n. c.
SECRET ORDER GIRL.
The members Of the Pi AIu Gamma So
ciety OF Holins Institute, are having a
very gay week and on next Wednes-
day are to have german, given in their
honor at the Gulf Stream Hotel.
Mrs. George w. Gordan expects to open
her cottage next week for the season.
Mrs. Percy L. Stephenson entertained
a few friends informally at Bridge on
Thursday afternoon at her cottage.
Mrs. Jack Morfit left Monday for Ball
timore, having spent two weeks at the
Princess Anne
Mrs. William Wallace and daughter
returned Tuesday to Richmond after e
stay Of two weeks at Virginia Beach:
spending a week at Virginia Beach, left
Tuesday for her home In Leesburg.
Rev. Beverly D. Tucker and family Will
occupy their cottage shortly, as they ex-
pect to move In next week.
Mr.. Ralph II. Riddleberger Is stopping
at the Stephen<n Cottage for the month
Mrs. Warren Taylor and children, who
have been at Virginia Beach for some
time, have returned to the city.
Mrs. Caperton and Miss Caperton re-
where they spent ten days at Mrs Fitz-
hugh's cottage
Mrs. Edgar Freeman and children, who
have been spending two weeks at Mrs.
Grymes cottage. returned last week to
Mr.. and Airs. Samuel T. Dahan ana
son, Of Philadelphia, arrived Wednes-
day. and are at the Princess Anne.
-Ars. David ". Walker returned Wednes-
day from Virginia aBea oh.
Mrs. Lottie Johnson and Mrs. David