The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

A progressive e,lctre on Thursday fotA I
noon, given by Miss Barrow, OF Smith
field, Va. and n german Friday night
at which the married ladies were hoH sSEa
esses, furnished abundant nnusefliere 5
and occupation for the yn,i'1g people ' IA
MIR and Mrs. n Grayson WeymoutttsSSSS
Of New York city, are visiting Mra.5 IA ts lss
T. Hancock Of No. 4O6 West Fifteenth
street Man'h 's'! va. w. 8Ss3Ss
Miss Henry Lehman, Of 13a1tlmore Mdk#
is in the city, the guest Of Miss Sarah S
1ernstein at No 4cs East Clay Street
Mrs. j. s. Crook, children and NURSE
left yesterday for an extended trip to ia
Maryland, where they will be guests az y8
"Rose Lawn" and pleasant Evaley,'g%g
Howard county. IKE m s83te$
Miss May Coleman, Of Colorado, whdM
has been visiting Miss Florence lielluHI3#s
of Floyd Avenue, left for Williamston,M
N. G.. Wednesday to visit her brot her. III
Messrs. Louis II. Blair and Leslie b 38bb
WIGS, have returned from Atlantic CITY,
where they spent two weeks. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ari,ett and Miss T#
Manic Wharton, Of Richmond, attend-%s
cd the german at Battery Park Hotcl,B4S
Mr. Eugene washington and his sisters.
| the Misses Washington, left Saturday
for q two weeks trip to Provldcnce,9#
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Woodson reach-5
| ed Richmond Saturday, from New York #
| and Niagara Falls Mr.. Woodson Wenl 3&
on to Ringgold to spend a week and {##
Mrs. Woodson left to join. hcr little
daughter, Miss Frances, in Farmvlle. s
trsag i3bts5 5stsE 60 l5f. a 5SgS8S#
Miss Elizabeth N. Upshur has returned
from Bay Head and Atlantic City. Ms
J. SgS f3
Miss Elizabeth ,Anselm Kinney. os-No.
S12l West Cary Street, has returned from "A
| Thelma, N c., where she has been visit
Ing relatives and friends. l8SS3s
Mrs. r.. Page BurweM will leave Tues-..
| day for Basic City, where she will stop5SsSj
at The Brandon. $ss
Mrs. 8. ". Page has left for . =, y &: Ss
burg, Pa, and Portland Me. s$s#
Dr. Edward E'ggeston returned d to =. the the XXX
Lefty to-day, after "a delightful vacation
in the Adirondacks. s4Ss;, a
Miss Blanche .Binford Is enjoying a t9
pleasant stay at Greenwood, Albemarle
county. s Ssstts33S#
Miss Edith Miller, Of No \ 1902 2IIanoyer
Street, has returned from a seven week sN S$
stay at Fork Union. s55 sS@
Miss &Inez G. Barnes left Thursday with
Miss Ellyson's party for Niagara, PhilassH
delphia, Toronto and Atlantic City. 4s
After a very pleasant stay in Alabama,
Nllases Kate Hard y and Julia Barnes q - Nj
again at their home, Sherwood Park, q ~ ssi
Mr.. and Mrs William o. Moore HAYS
returned from n pleasant visit to Baltic
more Washington. philadelphia and ld Ats. "A
lantic City. 3555
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Moore have res e.
turned from the Buffalo I.lthia SPRINGS,
after q months stay ; sss
Miss Kathleen Luck, OF Knoxville,
Tenn, is the guest Of her. aunt Mrs.
/ W. r. Lamb. of No. GIT West Seventh
Street., Manchester, Va. NJ .5 3.& N g
Master i. Carroll Lamb, Mrs Lamb
and sister are at home, after three weeks
i spent at Norfolk and Ocean View.
Miss Nell Williamson has returned
from the Virginia mountains and Is spend
i ing some time with Mrs. Leak. on. East
home, at Cape Charles. Va. is5
Mr.. and Mrs. TirnesttgL. Boiling and
i Master w lnston Boiling; are visiting 8rela>%
tives and friends at Louisa, Va
Miss Lorna Hubbard. of Washington.
ID c., has been the recipient Of much
attention at buckingham Courthouse, Va.
4 #& The Winchester Star of August $1Stn, IA
4 in commenting upon the fall OF aSland-9A
4 mark In Frederick county says: tttsg
y 1.-THE Red House, 4 an old log structure
4 for close upon century and quarter
4 q Landmark in this Observation-Disclosures
A the public men and bellies and beaux OF
the great province named for the Virgin
4 Queen We're wont to gather In colonial
Il tImes--suddenly fell In d heap of ruins
Il on Tuesday last. worn out with age
a The house was built In 1852, and was OF
Il two stories. The house was built by
3 Jacob Kline. and the ends of the logs
were dolStailed so that scarcely uaila&
could be found in the ruins,
The house was known far and wide
a for Its hospitality and men whose
names are linked with the early histprya3
& of this great 9republlc-theA statesmen olSSs
an infant nation and the soldiers OF the
Continental army--hnve stayed under its4
roof 3&
81 Hero many gay homeopathy made N
tho old rafters ring with their merr-s#
mcnt, and here the gay youth Of the New
q World, In sntlns and velvet, jeweled8 8
swords clingins at their Sides wooed and 3
+ won the lovely maiders of the long ago.
Miss Matte Boiling is visiting Mrs.
Thomas I. Preston IN Lexington. Ya.85ig
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