The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
The JEFF RS0N
PARK HOTEL
Week Filled With, Entertain
rlents and 'oung 2 eople
to Make TT Gay.
3 fs,ac,al e Thc Tim,es- pIspasltcf.

S 81 peciaI to The Times Dlspatch.) 3s
j JEFFERSON RAR1l HOTEL, July o.
The pas t week has been a gay one at this
hotel. Professor Griggs gave an illus
trated lecture on Venlc &c Tuesday evening.
Thursday evening Professor SouthWcl1
gave a presentation Of Julius Caesar. and
F,rday5 Professor Moulton one on king
Lear. Each Of these entertainments4at-S
.tractcd +. large audi ences This & evening
Miss Jessica 1abler of q ASKING ton. D.
c. assisted by Miss Elsie Boykin, Of
Richmond; Misses Lude Bibb and Nellie
Irvine, q & Charlottesvilc. The ball room
was used for the occas lon. 81
d Many additions have been mad e to the
party during the pas few days, espe-l
sciallyg among the young $ ct. Tn ere are
some ful dancers. III and IS very eve
ming. a the pavilion he young adies
from the hotel are grcat bell les.
/ was regretted that the first german
OF the season, which was to have been
danced Thursday Of this week, had to be
postponed on account. Of a conflicting!
entertainments. 1t will, however, be
danced Monday evening next, at which
time Mr.. Albert Boiling will be- leader.
The young folks are looking forward with
much pleasure to this event 81: ~ III
Ono Of the most attractive and charm
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field, gofE Richmond. Miss Wing field has
blue eyes, wavy brown hair, and manner
SO plea sing that she is without effort the
7belegof the place ~ In contrast to Miss
Wingficld Is Miss Elizabeth Wiley, Of
San Antonio, Texas She has large.
dreamy brown eyes and dark hair-dis-
itinctly Southern in type. She also Is
much adnlired q: W .s
a Miss Alice Kincnid Yancey, OF Rich!
toft o,1Sc ~ IN
most s tylish young la dy here. Miss Fan
ceyS always appears faultlessly and appro-
Spriately attired, no ma tier what the oc-3
5cason may be- ~ ", Fi f
80 iiss Mary D. Fra ysier, a lsog Of Rich
mond, is a highly cultured young lady,
with such tact and judgment IS to make
her most welcome addition to- any
party. S IS
Miss Helen 4 Seane, OF shington. D.
CT, is another belle of fferson Park
Miss Keane has black hair and eyes. and
is Ia most graceful dancer, ssst88s ~ 4
The, bowling alley and tennis court are
ynowSrea dy& for use, and will doubtless be
much in demand. li5G
A large party OF ladies and gentlemen
Sclaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. j ulian5 Z.
Thomas. of Richmond cnjoyed q delight
fful stally-ho drive to Monticello, the his
torlc home Of Thomas Jcfferson, this
afternoon. Y7I ss3 5s lss
$ Much pleasure is expressed on all sides
at DR.. Alderman's Il acceptan nee Of the
presidency ofbthc University. DR.. Alder
man Is expected to return to Jefferson
Park In August, where he lis engaged to
speak alta Chnutnuquns to; be held for
tensdays during that month. h.
d Dr.. and Mrs. Richard n NJ oulton, now,
OF Chicago, but formerly Of u England.
were am ng the most distinguished guests
hero during tho past two weeks. This
was their first trip South, and both OK
pressed themselves as being very much
pleased with the people and country. Dr..
Moutons said. as did pr, ~ llenor last
5yearStllat the people OF the South speak
the pllrest English In this country. pr,
and Mrs, Moulton left this, afternoon,
much to the regret Of thelr many friends
here ". ~ ~ la6Lai