The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
tIIGHLAN b SPRINGS.

Mr.. Glaze and Son, OF Richmond. had
| an8eSpericnce on Thursday while en- route
| to Fair Oaks. which resulted quito Sc
| riously for tic elder gentleman. Tie
| roads were so muddy that their vehicle
| became mired. Upon being urged Will,
| the whip. the horse gave sudden
plunge, overturning tho vehlcle AMI
| throwing ont both occupants. The scat
OF the carriage in falling struck the elder
| Mr. Glaze on the head, rendering him
| unconscious, but lie soon revived snlii-
| cicntly to return to Richmond on the cleo
| trio car. He has been suffering consid-
crably from the blow.
Mr. Glaze has recently purchased OF
Percy S. Reed a. country home near Fair 4
Oaks which he Is having thoroughly se- 4
paired and enlarged. preparatory to NOV
ing his family there from Richmond.
'rhc property adiolns the valuable es
tate or Hopper Dean. known as oak \
IIall."
On Thursday evening farewell recep-
ton was rendered Mrs. Mary FL. Inghhm
at Library Hall when tho many friends
shcthas made during her Visit here call
ed to pay tlieir5 res poets and wish her Il p
pleasant trip across the continent Mrs.
Inghan leaves for her home in Califor-
MIA mex week, and will spend the SPRING
and summer visiting relatives and
friends throughout the State. Z.
The guests were received by the follow
Ing ladies: Mrs. Il. s. Read. OF NIlie (
Manor House, becomingly attired in a
Smith, In black. with white garniturc; Z
Dr. s.. "a. Roopc. who wore q toilette Of y
blue trimmed with white lace and hand y
painted buttons; Mrs. I, p. Read atttrcd +
In an elegant creationEof cream crepe,
deliberately trimmed with Juvenile medal
Read. who was charming II pink SUI.
with gold and pearl ornaments; Miss
Ruth Atksson looked lovely in light blue
silk with tule garniturn. Miss Jennie
IIndgins appeared unusually Well N
black and white costume: MIS-. r. q.
Bowers wore "a becoming costume OF gray
and white; Miss Blanche NVoodcock wore
light blue and Miss Lola NVoolcoclS nlle
With white applique .s
Il Mrs. M. TX. Ingham was atnred N
handsome gown of black satin Win
trimmings of tucked cream satin and old
lace,and wore diamond ornaments.
d Establishments were served throughout
the evening By the young ladies' OF the
party 1,
MI. Melton, who has been quite III. ia
able TO be out agai y.
I. The farewell benefit that was to have
been given last "Wednesday evening az
Daniesprlyate theatre, IN honor Of Mrs,
lin illness az some Of ths cast. postponed
ntil next Wed lesday eyening. March
md at whloh time the Irish comedy
lran,a, kathleen Mayourneeu, will he M
presented with Mrs. Ingliam IN tho leati-
ne role Of athleen, an Irish peasant
,irl. This lis the strongest role Mrs, Ing
lam has undertaken, and will be her last
appearance here, as she leaves for the
Pacific coast4the following day.
4 On next Thursday DR. s. A, Roope Will
lold tho next Dime Social at Library
Tall.
On next Wednesday the Woman's Study
Tub will hold their monthly meeting.
This Will also be their reception day, and
ach member Is privileged TO invite a
nest Refreshments viii be served,
Mrs. q, IT, Collins, who has been ~, -
llch better. *
Miss Billiard, Of Radford, va, is visit
1g Rev, AIrs.SA NJ Ssomers
Mr.. II. T.. YiDal, Of Yinehaven, and
n, Edward yinal, Of scituate, Mass,
ave purchased country home near
a delightful spot In which
spend their summers. X lf s
DR.. Harold GlascoclS arrived the past
eek from the West. and Ii stopping at "a
re home Of his brother. Dr.s s. ~. Glas-
ock. The doctors, who are both splen- ~
Id 5physl cians. wi open offices In Rich-ii%
.oRa ct an early date. II IL