The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-03

ONCE: Misses Kathleen. Lois and Laura
Richa rdson.. accompanied by Master lTos-
left the city yesterday for Marion, Va,
where they will be present at the un.
yelling Of the Confederate monument to
Marion Abingdon and other points in the
mountains of Southwest Virginia.
attend the National Education Assoseia a.
ton, converting in Boston July 9th to
10th. The, party will be divided, some
choosing the sea route by the Merchants
rail- Mrs. Robert Fisher, the Misses
Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Standard
Will be among the number Of those who
go by water.
3. B. Valentine, Misses a0 winston tom a and d
Prof. s: G. Mitchell, from Richmond Col
lee; Mrs. Charles Bosher, Miss Elicit,
Alice Yancey, Misses Morris, Bowen,
Webb. Warthen, Duke, Birdsong Spence,
keesee, McBain. Frayser and Mesdames
Mrs. George A. Haynes, Of South Third
Street. and her niece. Miss Ellie Haynes
M Mont ON Ieft yesterday. and will
Fitzhugh cottage.
IN, Miss MYRTLE G. Wolfe Of sharlottes-
the Sick, having completed her course
there, has gone to her home in Charlottes-
vile. and will summer there and in Staun-
Mrs. P. D. Caldwell, who has been
much benefited by the N-ray treatment.
Is visiting her brother. Mr. ]. G. vii,
liams' at Orange. Va,
For the accommodation OF the patrons
and consisnors of the Richmond Ex-
T cha be for Fo Wom nna Work. the Exchange
4th The Exchange will obe be- Closed Ju oy
Monday. July 9th.
The Charlottesville Progress of yester-
day has the. following:
Miss Mamie Thornton Pegram, of Rich
m nfonf1 ,a who Is attending the Schools OF
in this city as an elocutionist. Her reel.
tation at the residence of Mr.. J. C. Nc
kennie. on Fourteenth Street, on last
evening VEN 8, was highly appreciated and
educators and others. Miss Pegram will
reclte shortly before the Rosebud Society
of the Methodist Church.
Mrs. r. B. Marchant, of Frederjcks.
burg, Va, is visiting the family Of Cap
tain Brauner Gates,
Mr.. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr., and
brother. are at Willoughby Beach Hotel.
Miss Gertrude Franklin Clash, of Floyd
Avenue, FIchm ond. Is one of the marty
al Mrs kenneys cottage. Virginia Beach.
Miss Lulie Blair expects to spend par+
OF her vacation In Canada.
| Mrs. Charles Dickinson is visiting rela-
ives at Rousemont Albemarle county.
| Miss Sophie White expects 70 snend
the Fourth Of July with Miss Bessie
Doyle. in Norfolk.
Miss Harmon, who spent the winter ana
.ssprin. in ST. Luke's Hospital has LETT left
| for her home, .Hopedale," in Alhemarie
county. somewhat improved in health.
Mr., John Armstrong Chanler has had
me me, beautiful bathing pool at "Merrie
| June rains, fully repaired. He has given
| the young people of the neighborhood the
use OF the pool to their hearts content.
The wedding Of Miss Henrietta Blunt
| and Mr.. Wesley Whitlock was celebrated
Wednesday night by the Rev. a. A. Jones
Of the Denny-street Methodist Church, at
| No. 1917 West Leigh Street The young
| couple are very popular. the groom hay-
Ing his home In Fulton.
Professor John L. Cabell, of the vir-
ginia Military Institute, who has been
| Y\ting in Harrisonburg. Va. since the
to Richmond this week Professor Cabell
l will remain at the Institute next win
ter, in spite Of the fact that he has had
| several good positions offered him else
where. His work at the Institute is both
pleasant and congenlal.