The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
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From Information blanks nov nov ut IL 1Isich.
ccived by the Important famll ts,,i r erIs
nlotid It IL evident that the soe' to- Wnai,.
tel, which has proven, SO usciui ~ Nav
ington, Baltimore. phlladelp.h'aa,, enf1ed
York md other cities Is being n,s a. ~ Isieh-
to embrace the Southern cities ,nas - ~ m.
leigh Charlotte, Wilmington, I. As an 81.
Newborn and Tarboro, Charleston 80
vannah Augusta and Atlanta ...,,,,o soma
All these Southern cities WHY, ny, !. eo '''i
rated hre to be under the one oo.o. "a.
The prominent families are grou u, = ,riod
gether the maiden ,naine OF 'n ne ' anurh.
women will be Indicated ana tho. u ~ AZ
tiers and sons will follow IN . .ne ~ ANA ri.
their age, and the clubs. soce et.eas W. VI
.lescs to which they may belong or.n n.,,.s
graduated from viii appear opposilse -
their respective names. ,,.,.,, ~
What Is known us Dlatory Dp.4n1AI.
viii be ISSUED BY the soclal .he ~ a rrii
November, December, February hAu ~ ~.
for attachment In tho front OF .te les ~, ~,
book recording MI the marrlusus s ~.
deaths md changes of residences ~ ~ III,
and IN June 4 summer Social Register. VIII
contain the country addresses OF NOT ol!y
the Southern cities embraced Dut aiso u
all the Northern cities covered =. az preson'
b. tho Social Register, all IN, tho one a.
phabetical order. the idea being thh III. n
asmuch as tho residents OF al tne CITES Cites
are liable9to$meet ut tho same wa.eltils
places In summer It Is much more CON
,,onicnt ( tha 4 Ftha one book should cover
their addresses. ", !. ID,
The accuracy and utility Of the Social
Register Is dependent upon INC lnlor iii
ton received directly from the 1a lt
Interested. 5,8G 4 ..
No advertisements appear In any OF
these books.
Natural Bridge Excursion.
The Natural Bridge excursion. which
was glvenglast week for tho Denett5 OF the
retreat for the Sick, was most success
full and delightful. At first tho number
was limited to sevcnty-f've but as 50
many who hoped to 60 were bitterly dis
appointed at not being able to obtain
tickets, It was raised to ninety, and even
then many were turned away large
number Of guests being still at the Nat
urnl Bridge hotels, tho management de-
sired to $receive only as many more as
could be made perfectly con1ortapie.
Everything possible was done for these
fortunate ones, and they enjoyed to the
fullest extent the grand scenery, superb
climate and excellent accommodations OF
this noted resort sg 45
The excursionlsts were Mrs, w. s.. Mur''
ray, Mrs. G. BY Stacy. Mrs G. L. Currle
and Mrs Callie Temple, OF the Retreat
Board; Miss Clark and Miss Dyson, Pc
tersburg; Miss Talley. Gaines, MIL; MISS IS
Granting, Florida; Or. Folkes, West
PoInt;3Mss Herbert, Buckroe; Mr.. II. L.
Lorraine, Mrs. IT. l.. Lorraine. Mrs. Mary
Turprl, Mr., w. II Harlan, Mrs, II, Eli lar: ar
Ian, Barton Heights; Mrs! G.4sF. Keosee'a
Mr.. o. H. Chalkley, Miss Frances Muir
ray, Mr.. II g. IA s.. kemp, Mrs. NJ. Garcin,
Mr.. M. 8B. Rosenbaum. Mrs. NJ q. Rosen-
baum, Mr.. Ivan Rosenbau1n, MISS Agnes
Weber, Mrs. John Bliley, Miss Rose LUKE,
Miss Annie, Tolker. Miss Della Tolker,
Miss Mamie West, Miss Mary west mrs mrs.
ca s.. Sawyer, Mrs. W. H. Parker, Mrs.
II. 2. Andorso1k Mrs. r. "A, Talley, Mrs.
"a. "A. Gibson, Miss M. ]. Moore, Miss
jamie Powers, Mrs. Junius Elliott, MISS
Louln Crump, Mrs. T. s. Herbert, Mrs. O..
ID. James, Mrs Thomas Stark, Mrs r.
j. Palmer, Miss Emha Pemberton. Miss
Ella Pembcrton, Miss Lula Pemberton.
Mr.. J. Fl. Latham. Mrs. H.8O. Gates, MT.
III. H. Morris. Mrs. ]. II Morris, Miss
Lizzie Woody, Miss Virginia Butler, Miss
Lucy Butler, Miss Elise Hodgson, Miss
ELLA Lynch, Captain j. H, Cline. Mrs.
81. III. Cline, Mrs. c. w. Lundgren, Miss
Minnie Malone, Miss Emily Morris. Miss
Matte Donnhoe, Mrs. GIL Q. Miller, Mr.. =.
H. Duke, Mrs. r.. Fl. Duke, Miss J ulia
SChraudt, MISS Agnes oCHTAuul, VI .. ~
w. Price, Miss Sophia Thon, Mr.. y. g.
Hlgginbotham. Mr.. f. D. Beclsham. Mrs
j. II. ,Tato, Mr.. F. J. Whybrew, Mrs. T.
n. Southwark Mrs T. B. Cressley, Miss
Charlotte Trevlllan, Mrs. 7. J. Noble
Miss Josephine Wright, Miss Name Noble,
Miss Lucy Throckmorton, Miss Sadie
Neal Miss Gladys Neal. Miss Nellie Va
den Mrs. D. II. Morgan. Mrs O. S.
Goode, Miss Marjorie Goode. Mrs. a. e,
Rogers, Miss May Temple. Miss Ida Lee
and Miss Laura Richardson, Richmond
The fifth session Of the Richmond
School Of Expression opens, Tomorrow
with excellent prospects. The work OF
this school during the past four years
has been successful. about two hundred
pupils having been enrolled In that time
Six young ladies have graduated from
the practical course. Some Of these arc
now filling positions as teachers IN othel
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