The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
A Splendid Mating For $11.00.

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1 YORK sJ 5uIS ssth for womo ' trip
abroad.
visit Washington, Philadelphia, Atlantic
City and Hammonton. N. j..
> Mrs; n; B; Hanger and her son; e, E;
at the Marlborough House. Atlantic City.
Tomorrow the Orange Horse Show
Mr.. Waller. Holiday, Of this city, took
n first prize at the Manassas Horse
Show. and has doubtless been entered
Mr.. Holiday bought Kentucky cardi:
nal from the McComb Brothers last fall
and has had good reason to congratulate
himself on his purchase. for the horse
has proven a winner several times this
The The, Richmond party to the orange
show will leave at r: NJ. to-day.
Mrs. George spoonerr and and her chill II!
father, MIR. A. NJ. Allen. of Culpeper.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Alexander Swan
announce the approaching marriage OF
their daughter MISS Victoria James. 10
Mr.. Robert Lee Lohr.
The ceremony will take place. August
18th. at Brandy Baptist Church, in Orange
county.
Mrs. r. W. watkins is spending the
summer Mt her out-of-town home. In
Houston, Va.
Mrs. Eppa Hunton. Jr.. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. William II. Payne Of War
renton. Va.
the ' q guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George ".
Higgins, OF Orange county,
Mr. James P. Harrison, OF Danville,
and his daughter. Miss Landon Harri-
son. left Richmond Saturday for Char
lottesville, where Miss Harrison will spend
some time with her grandmother.
Little Misses Alice and Ellen Broad.
dus. of Caroline county. are visiting
friends In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. J.. Todd have Just
was delightfully."- spent In New York,
Niagara Falls THOUSAND ls1a nYl and Al Al
at No sol East Grace Street, where
they will be pleased TO- see their friends.
Misses Mayme Keck. Adele Loving.
Teresa Dippner Marie Stumpf and Roses
Bahen, chaperoned by Mrs. John Blley.
are summering at IIintonsford, Va. on
Thursday last they were among the R5 1Gh
mond contingent OF visitors at the Ma
nassas Horse Show.
Miss Keck. accompanied by Miss Dipp,,
ner, gave a violin recital at Iintonsford
last evening that delighted the hearts or
her hearers. Both players and accom-
PIANIST were at their best, the result be-
Ing a charming performance
Mr., William Pampin, OF Norfolk, has
accepted a position with the Western
Richmond his future home.
Miss Frances Pittman Is guest at
the Fairborne cottage. Virginia Beach,
tss r w1sm a Il %n sy 2 Wa her q ps.sed
way wa vic 10 the Greenbrer White Sulphur
Springs. Mrs, White, as Miss Emma
at tho White sulphur as young lady.
Her daughter will doubtless repeat the
tale OF her mothers triumph this sum
mer.
The New York Herald Of Sunday has
| a pretty picture OF Miss Leslie Jeffries,
| who has Just returned from a house par
ty in charlottesville.
Mrs. George B. Finch, Of Boydton, left
last night for a visit of some length to
| Saratoga Springs.
Mrs c. w. Alstrop and her son, Mas
ter Robert Astrop, of Surry Courthouse,
| are spending a few days In Richmond.
Mrs. Allison Hodges is one of the most
| agreeable young matrons and hostesses
| at the White Sulphur this season.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bacon and sister
| are spending some days at No, 2l5 East
! Franklin Street. Mr., Bacon formerly
| lived in this city, where. his. father was
| prominently connected with business and
| social life For some years Mr.. Bacon
has been a. successful citizen OF Birining-
| ham, Ala, His visit to Richmond is a
source of pleasure to his many FRIENDS
here.