The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27

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Physical culture will be taught In connec-
with the dancing school,
Personal Mention.
Attorney General william A. Anderson
Ia at Mrs. Duval's, No. 3O1 East Frank
lin Street.
Mr.. and Mrs William c. b. Half. and
little Miss Virginia Eggeston Half, will
arrive here tonight. and will be tho
Eeusts OF Dr.. j. w. Eggleston until the
middle of October.
MRS. Russell Pemberton. Of New, York,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Todd, of West franklin Street.
Mrs. Maggie e. PARROT. Of Waco,
Texas, is tho guest OF her sister, Mrs.
J. r. Fitz, 1T No. sol East Leigh Street.
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Miss Elizabeth Egglcston has returned
to the city after spending delightful
GUNNER in the North.
The Association for tho Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities has sent out cir
culars to eight hundred clergy OF the
Episcopal. .. Presbyterian. Baptist and
Methodist denominations In Virginia. the
desire OF the association being to stimulate
local efforts for the protection and im-
provement OF the many church yards
and burying grounds throughout tho
Commonwealth.
Judge and Mrs. r. Carter Scott. who
have been enjoying the summer travelling
through the Western States. have LETT
California and are now In Denver. Coll.
where they are being entertained by Mrs
w. James Walker. They viii return 70
Richmond BY the first OF October.
Mrs. v. G. Empie and her grand
daughter. Miss Bailey both OF Whining
ton, N. c.. are at Mrs. Duval's.
Miss Mary Johnston OF North Twelfth
Street, and MISS Lily Fox. Of King VIII
lam left Thursday for two weeks
visit to Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Toronto
and other points In the North.
Judge John f. West and little son. Of
Sussex spent Saturday in Richmond.
Mrs E. B. Loving, Misses Lottie Laync
and Mary A. Wilkinson have just re.
turned from a ten days trip to Troy,
Albany and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Cooke are back
from an extended trip through the West.
which included California. Yellowstone
Park and Denver, Col.
Mr. and Mrs. MacConncll. OF New YORK.
are at Mrs. Duval's.
Mr.. George N. Wilson, an old Richmond
boy, after spending some time with rel
atiyes and friends in the city, he's re-
turned to his home in Pttsburg, Pa. Mr..
Wilson is Connected with the estimating
department Of the American Bridge Com
pany. Of that city.
Or. Robert F. Williams has removed his
office from No. eos East Grace Street TO
No. II North Third Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest II. Cosby are
Visiting Mrs. L. e. Spencer in New
York.
Mrs A. D. Johnson. OF No. sic North
Seventh Street. accompanied by Mrs
Kirkwood and daughter, loft yesterday
for stay OF several weeks IN New York
City.
Miss Alice N. Parker who is now in
Frederick county, Maryland. will be at
home, No. II West Main Street. October
LIST. She will then be glad to sec all
applicants for admission to the Training
School for Undergraduates.
Mr.. II. S. Hail. wife and child are stop
ping at the home of Mr. w. T. Gayle.
No. 422 North Twenty-fifth Street. Mr..
Hall formerly lived in Richmond, and
will be glad to see his old friends.
Mr.. George Williams, formerly OF Kes-
wick. is in the city with his aunt, Mrs,
J. E. Fitz with whom he is now making
his home.
Mrs. Katie A. Davis has returned from
delightful visit OF six weeks to the
Roanoke Red Sulphur. Bedford City. and
the Peaks OF Otter.
Misses Fannie and Cora May. accom-
panied by party of friends. have re-
turned from delightful visit to Washing
tonton, D. c.
The many friends of Mr.. Luther F.
Kelley and Miss Maggie B. Beasley will
be pleased to hear Of their marriage,
which took place Monday, September 2lst,
in Washington, D. c.
Judge A. II. Leake and family have re-
turned for the winter from East Leake,"
their country residence, to No. 14o3 Grove
Avenue.
WONDERFUL SECTION
Charlotte County Grows Every Variety
Fit of Tobacco.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatcho
CHARLOTTE, VA, Sept 26-The crop
season just closing has been good one.
axcent wheat which was almost fall