The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Mrs. Letter Will Return.

.5 Mrs, j., Il. letter, or Slllctso anu 'NhnH
ington, y. c.. who has been IN l1hslanu
with her daughters. the Countess OF sui
fok md Mrs. Colin Campbell, is now
at Kissengen, Germany, "hcre she 10
taking the waters for her health, which
ms been anything but good since the
death of Mr.. Letter. Mrs. Letter VIII re-
turn to Washington after Major and Mrs.
Campbell sail for India on October 25th,
where the major will join his regiment.
4 LADY Curzon, the eldest daughter OF Mrs.
Letter. wife Of the viceroy of India IS IN
Camp in the Himalaya Mountains, near
simla, where the vlceroy is making MS
annual visit The camp Is luxuriousiy
fitted up the atmosphere Is cool and de-
liehtful, and Lady Curzon and her chill
dren arc having an informal but very
comfortable time Lady Curzon's popu-
larity with the natives does not wane'
but rather increases, and they are more
devoted to her than ever since her very
dangerous illness of last summer IN Eng
land, from: which she has no" almost
entirely Ireee9yeredf
ShadWell Sold.
"shadwcll," the birthplace of Thomas
Jefferson, situated a few miles from
charlottesville on the Iieswick road, In
+, large grove of oak trees, has been
Iold to Or. Milton Fl. Leonard, Of New
Haven, Conn, who will reside there in
culture. The present mansion, II brick
structure, was erected near the site OF the
old homestead about sixty years ago.
When the ancestral home was destroyed
by fire, Jefferson built Monticello, over
looking the present Shadwell estate
Stay-at-Home Club.
The stay-at-H Home Whist Club played
live tables on Monday evening last. Tho
Top score was made by Mrs. Bland Spots
wood Smith and her partner, Miss Jane
Rutherford. The club will DO entertained
by Mrs. Bland Smith next Monday night,
July 3lst.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Annie Warren rs guest at the
Rev. MIR. Comer's. in Madison, Va.
Mir. J. A. Hclsler. Jr.. OF No, 23l1 Grove
Avenue left Sunday for stay Of two
weeks at Ocean View, Va.
Miss Mario Louise Rhodes. who has
been spending the past month In Nor
folk and al Virginia Beach, passed
through Richmond to-day en- route for
her home at Gainesville, Va Miss Rhodes
. was hEtuNipdHsNi ~ iit' - ''i'h' -NiS' tN''S
Poca hontus Harrison, OF Harrisburg, n,
G. The latter is an extremely pretty
blonde, who is very popular ~ Norfolk
and harrisburg society, being d niece OF
f Ex-Governor jarvis, Of North Carolina,
who is remembered very pleasantly as
having made several visits to Virginia.
Miss Harrison viii remain In .Cartersville,
as the guest OF Miss Rhodes for some
weeks;
Mr. Edgar A. Potts, Of Culpeper; Mr..
C. w. Forsyth. Of Virginia. Mr., o. -
James, DIR. Stuart n. Mchaux and Mr..
Thomas A, Correll. OF Richmond, are re-
cent yisItors TO The Greenbrlcr White Sui
phur Springs.
Miss Fanny Warwick, MIR. Gllmer Minor
Maggie Walden. Airs William $. T., Mayo
Mrs. Robert B. Munford and family, MISS
May Merrill. Mr., and Mrs Catlin, MISS
Bessie CatlIn, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas &
Gordon and family and Mr., Albert Bruce
: are Richmond people who win spend IN
summer at Massapetta Springs, nea
Harrisonburg, Va. Mr.. a. Warner Robins
and a party Of cadet friends from tn
United States Military Academy, nj Yves
Point, n. ~. will reach Massanetta TO
day.
M. axarge IL Hclsler. Of No. Sll Groy