The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
GAYETY in GLOUCESTER


HftEe Special to Inc 5IlmcS- l)lSpH tell Ks
GLOUCESTER c. II, VA, July a.
Though the hours between waking and
sleeping are long and many, they are
none too long or too many for tho young
err set In Gloucester, who. with sailing
parties and dancing and driving, while the
hours away. Among the pleasant hap-
nenings OF the week was the Ware So
ciabie given by Mrs. Hopkins, Of Wav-
erly. She was assisted in pouring tea by
Miss Rebecca Powell, of Alexandria, and
Miss Hepburn, Of Maryland.
Judge and Mrs. Wexford gave delight
ful sail in compliment to some Of the
many guests on the North River. An
abundant luncheon was served. with all
the elegant appointments or their dining
room Il 3zt
a happy occasion for the younger peo--:
ME was d, sa ii given by Mr. George ITALIA
iierro, who, alta late hour, brought back
tho bright but hungry party ready to
appreciate the fine supper prepared for
them at Durham Masslc by Miss Leah
Italia ferro. egsf
N Mr.. and Mrs Corr gave a pretty tea
3for%their{daughter. Miss Ethel, just grad
uated from the Baltimore Latin School
and her friends, Misses Sally Jones, Mary
Lee Tahb and Ellen Lee ne young
gentlemen present were Mr.. John VIII
slnms, OF Orange. Vas; AIessrs. Gorge
and Sam Cary and Willie B. Lee. Tile
N1essrs Cary and Lee entertained the
young ladies on Thursday by a merry hay
ride in an OK cart 1t goes without say
Ing they fully enjoyed the delicious sup
per served on their return by Mrs. Gary,
OF lTairview.
On Thursday afternoon Beau Pre-, the
home of Mrs. Fahs, was in gala dress, the
occasion being n lawn party given by
Mrs. and Miss Anna FANS for the benefit
Of a fund for. a new organ for a abingdon
Church With such charming hostesses
and beautiful environments, the evening
could not fail In charm and enjoyment
and success. III 81 &a.s
s Miss Rebecca Powell. Miss Lou Sea-
we'll and Miss Thornton, OF Norfolk. are
guests at the rectory. 81 81
Mr.. Harry Tabb, OF New York and
Mrs. David Saunders, of Midlothian.
spent part of last week with the hon.
and Mrs. John Tabb, Of White: Marsh. III
Miss Molly jackson Seaweil, having
rassed the month at Goshen, NeFstead
and the Shelter, rtlrnd 4 to Baltimoi c,
to her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mis-.
Baldwin. Is 4 8 al
Mr. John Williams, Of Orange, Is Wis
i,inE his aunt. Mrs. Charles Cary.
Miss Len Taliaferro has returned from
visit 10 her brother, Professor Warner
T'aliaferro, OF Maryland, where she re.
tcived many evidences Of MARYLAND hos
|pitality. III ~
MI, and Mrs. Eugene Rhodes arc Wis:
iting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Selden. s$5&
Professor John Bouldin has returned
rom sojourn at Newport News
Mr.. and Mrs. Marquis Jones spcnt a
part of the week In Gloucester, : where
their many friends are always Ilsasci 10
zee them n
Miss Evelyn Byrd McCandlish gnaa been
month at White Hail. and has let
70 join Mrs. George Byrd at q summer
resort in New York. HI @
Mrs. J ohm Spottswood Welford%o OF Rich
mond, Is the guest of Judge and Mrs.
Wexford, at Burghwcstra. FL
Mrs Henryi5Ames Williams. of Rich
,nond, and Master Courtcnay Harris a:V
nj Sherwood.
Mrs. Anna Smith and Mrs. Jean,e
Deans Mayer are at Beau Pre-.
Professor Stubbs, of William and Mary
College, and family arc at Valley Front
Mrs. E1drcdge. Of Lynchburg, and Miss
Foone and Mr.. spures, OF West Virginia
anc blie5 3ilattlc ware are Gucs'b OIL 1t.
| and Mrs. Jaeger, Of Glen Ray.
| Mrs. Fanny Tucker and Miss Marie
| Llghtfoot. OF Richmond. are at the Tx
| change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boshcr have returned Il
| Richmond. s
Mrs Parker. Mrs. Freeman rarkergand
| Airs. Watt have been guests at Newstead
and have returned to their homes
Miss Marion Smith has left Tor ne,
annual visit to Fauquier county,
MIR. Thomas Smith. formerly OF Glcr
hoy, now of the 'Iowlands.' met MIR
a painful accident on Monday last whGr
q runaway horse dashed into co.lspr
with his buggy. The two vehicles lutkct
Wheels, and Mr.. Smith was thro"n on.