The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11

made for their comfort ard convenience
Tho expense OF the entire trip Is $45. and
this includes round-trip railroad trans rams
portation, transfer of passengers ana lug
gage from station TO hotel In St: LOUIS
and return, seven days board, Ave en-.
frances to exposition. tally-ho ride around
St. Louis. ride on the lagoon and rlde
on the 3ntramural railway.
A Delightful Hay Ride.
A party OF gentlemen from the West
End rendered several 4 young ladies Of
Church, Hill most delightful hay ride
Thursday night September sth. those nose
tie Chiles Maud woodson, julia McCheo.
Minnie Barker, Cordle Bayliss Mabel
Woodaon, Maggie and Bessie Neale.
Helen Dtival & Hunter Bayliss and Carrie
Robelen; Messrs. Charlie Leldy. Arthur
Eddie Binns Calvin Woodson, Basil Wal.
thall, Benton Bayllss. Carroll Martin and
Woodson Tompkifls.
TO Enter Virginia College.
! H Miss Mary Evertsor Barrow, OF No.
so3 Floyd Avenue, the daughter OF Cap
tain w. W.. Barrow, OF the State Corpo-@
ration Commission, Will leave September
the 26th to commence q four years
course at the Virginia College, near
Roanoke. where she will aim to qualify
herself for a degree. The Virginia Col
|legc Is one OF tho best equipped women's
Iacollges In the South. and Is attended
by students from distant States. An ur1-
usually large number will n,atrlculate
this year. RI
Instructor at Ithaca.
Miss Cora a gnes Fields, OF Kinston, n.
G., who Is we'll known in her native State
! and In Richmond, where she has spent
much time In the past two years, has
| accepted position as instructor In the
| Conservatory Of Music at Ithaca, New
York.
Mrs. WEIGHTS Dancing Class
The younger members Of Richmond 500
| ciety$ always look forward With great
pleasure to the annual autumn sreorgani-l
|7zation Of Mrs. James Welch's dancing
class, and to the series Of germans
which the meeting Of the class brings
about that are among the pleasantesti
prospective social features OF the coming
season. & W ss Is ~ Sss5
Mrs. WEIGH has occurred delightful y
HAIL at No. 90S Floyd Avenue. Her class,
which Is always made up Of the most
charming girls and boys IN Richmond,
| promises this year to be unusually full
and attractive. ~ N ss N
TO Meet Friday.
Il The regular meeting Of the Richmond
lEChnpter,# United Daughters of the Corr
lfederacy, will be held at Lee Camp Hall
Friday afternoon. September 18th, instead
81 Wednesday. The hour OF the meeting
which B ID most important, Is fixed for,
|4 80 % clock. Delegates 10 ST. Louis and
petersburg will be elected and amend
lsments to- the constitution vi be dis
c,issed |. This will be Il tho only M meeting
be fore convent
Flower Show at Lenox. 5
Lenox cottagers we're interested Friday
inathe autumn exhibition Of flowers and
fruits 81 the fI.enox horticultural So
,iciety. OF which snea rly a the co tia gers
/ are pa irons. In the compel ion for ba SIX
i cts OF flowers arranged for fleet, Mrs.s
tDe5I Ieredia's IS exhibition Of ven ow asters
4 and white cematis received the $as first
/ award ]. NJ RS Frank sturgls 'si btske e, t
of field grasses daisies corn flowers g ,s'
and hops was econd In the com peti tom
i and Miss Helen PARISH $ ARA ngementS of
white clenatls was third. Mrs ] ohm FL
/ Parsons s display Of fperennials was first,
Il and Mrs. q Edward Wharton and Morris
4 rs. Jesup divided the first awards ror ais
4 $rua Ii. S W lillian ID. sloane's Elm N Court
farm took the award for gia diolas.S Girasud
i F'ostersSwon the first award for Era pcs
4 a nd peaches ] ohm Sloane receive u first
for nectarines. and WI liam 2 .s3 sloane
4 for figs and outdoor fruit. Giroud K Foster
Itook all first awards for yeEeta bles
sOrsch l. M osby.
Mrs. nj Ia rs AIosby has tested invit ions
toethe81narriag eg OF her daughter Vlirgie
Bland. to Mr. ndrew Na len tine Ors e
4 the ceremony to II axe pia e Nv ed esday5
5next, septembr 14th, In IS 4oi clock F. NJ
f,lkth home OF the Brides sister Thirty
lsixth$and q Streets. S. s{{ VI;
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. II enry l.. Ca bell /, OF West
Franklin Street. who spent q part OF gAu-
guest a Il the Cireenbriey bite sulphvr
SPRING. are n NJ visiting the 81 Louis 'ls
Fixpositio tor, y I; 9$55
s}sS Mrs. Addie Dotsc Lyons Is the guest
OF daughter, Mrs Bohn1e II, q t Edge
swate Park, nea ], PHILADELPHIA
MI sss Alene stokes has sreturned from
4 stle White Sulphur Springs and since
coming 10 Ricl1m ond has been the guest
|sof#her friend Miss urquha3 e. "
Air.. aid Mrs. n ed r. inner and family
are spending some time In New IS York
8 Miss Lilly Ilrquhart will * be e he guest
OF Miss Emily a ddison, In Ashland Y this.
\ week. e,
n. barton GrundYBha gone South as
tho guest of his friend, Mr. b RI he!
railroad ma gnn e. BE- 3g5 {.
Mr. a ndrew{ ri orelapd, s OF the American
i National Bank, has returned from "a busl-
ness trip 10 South rolinnB q nd Is q T.
No. e15 East FRANKLIN Stree 81 where he
was Joined yesterday by his 5s's'er, Miss.
4 Aloreland and his tile son, i3
I Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Donnan have moved
into thelr5pew residence on Floyd 10; Ave
nue.. nue.; s5 I'D.