The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
Social and
Personal

Tho Charlottesville Progress OF yes
.Ida,, In. the following complimentary
- veil deserved mention of lecture
aa,,,,orad Tuesday evening by Or. hope, ,,
1Jarndon Efe. Tho notice, when WI
u no read with interest by DR.. t11es many
friends in Richmond, says:
IAN event Of the week taxes pc
4his evening ut the First BAPTIST ohu ,I,
being. as heretofore announced, tne i''us
trated lecture by DR.. Il. Il. f.le' ~ ~
1vl1liam Tell Dr. Fife is one OF 'he
,,a.t an,,nned educators of the younger
,anorat,on. He has just rellnquishea ms
L .s,Snassorship in the Western Reserve olli-
"a ,,errltv Of Ohio to accept q more llaltei
~. offer Of a similar position IN the
Wesleyan University Of Connecticut.
"Tr 07ife is highly esteemed by ms
friends and former tutors anohs 49,. 49,,
faculty of the University. one VI ny
most distinguished OF them sstlu - A ,,,as
on one occasion when MS name NV, No
Mentioned for certain position: Inc
cher man is a kinsman Of mine, Dut !
y ~, co,nnclled to say that DR.. Flfe "
,ncomnarab,v superior 1t Is not only as
teacher but rs pubic lectutel ~. NC
Dr. Fife is now distinguishing hifllselt.
HE lecture this evening Is one 1or %Ilcii
he was building during MS resluo', .s'
abroad during which the views 70 oe
.osa,,tod were secured, but the lecture
viii She delivered tonight for the tirst
time"
Mrs James D. Crump who has Just
,oft her daughter, Miss Crump, as stu
dent at Hollins Institute, was greatly
pleased at the changes which hau thken
place and the improvements lhtrou ueoo
Mt Hollins since the days when she i'e'-
self attended that institution.
" contributes
,re and comfort of the girls In their
indoor and out-of- door pursuits, ana
The school is so crowded that about sew
enty-fiye applicants were OF necessity
rejected
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Maria F. Baker. of Petersburg. rs
the guest of Mrs. r. t. Hunter ut No
215 East Franklin street.
Miss Mary C.'Hatcher and Miss Juha
Mayo are spending some time most pleas
antly in Portland Me-.
Now that September has arrived tho
thoughts OF Richmond women have turned
toward the newest modes In millinery
The Reinach Millinery Company VIII Keep
omen house at No. 427 East Broad Street
today and tomorrow, and as they are
having their fall opening for hats ana
bonnets, 1t is to be expected that theN
will have with the opening no lack OF
visitors and purchasers.
Mrs. Matte B, Thomas. formerly OF
Washington, d. c., and the New l;nBlant
Conservatory Of Music, announces I'M
opening OF her studio at NO. lool Yves
Avenue. on October LIST.
Mrs. Thomas, who won the scholarship
medal at the New England Conservatory
and has received many complimentary
notices from the press and prominen
musicians viii give instruction IN voice
placing and the art of singing.
Mr.. and Mrs {. 4. Heller, of Win
chester, Va, accompanied by Miss Ad
Heller and Miss 1Iilda Austrian, were
scheduled to arrive In Richmond Tues
day They came to attend the wedd!n
OF Miss Corinne Straus and Mr.. Leo
Baer which was celebrated quietly In IN
home Of tho bride, No, s24 West Grace
Street, last evening at p, NJ
The ceremony, which was witnessed b.
the families of bride and groom and
few Intimate friends, was performed y
Or. e n. Caliscn, OF Beth Ahaba, ar
was followed by a reception,
Mr. and Mrs Bncr. after an cXtends
Northern tour will return to make lte
nond their home,
Miss pat,e L, russell has gone for
short vfsi, TO friends in Bristol.
Misses Susie Harrison and Amy MoRi
Werth have returned from very deligh
full lime spent In Newport NNws,
Miss Annie X. Henry. of Norfolk.