The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

viii go directly TO Glasgow, md after
spending sotno tlt1ie u, Scotland, VIII ~ =,
to London, Mr.. aid Miss Hatitf,ohd VIII
10 away about six weeks. N 4,
MI. and Mrs. Martin Here.
An,png the recent arrivals N RicI,-
tnoiid are profcssotg md Mrs Me va a. =,
Martin. formerly OF the Woman oman Col.
iese, but for tho pnst winter or Z. new >.e''s
York.. IA y f n; 4. Z. " 4.
lsTs NJ. Martin graduated With hiEh honors
from Columbia University and was
awarded a scholarship for next ycnr.
Mr. Martin, i,as had Several ENGAGE
t1,ents offered hin for next autumn, hut
ma not fully decided on Ills plans During
q he simmer months no will be associated
v,th 1or. Nelsot, In work Mt tho NVon1an's
College AZ sl X. IN,
Mrs Martin has Ind n most successfti
years study In vocal music under ono
Of New Yorks greatest teachers. She re-
turns 10 Virginia feeling greatly benefited
BY her years Study and the many ad-
svantages she enjoyed. Il
Mrs. Rhea's Bereavement.
Hundreds Of hearts in Richmond VIII
90 out in sympathy to Mrs. Fitzhugh
Tee and to Lieutenant and Mrs. ]. Q.
Thea ut news received from Catoosa
Springs, ca, OF the death there, on July
10Th nfter one days illness OF little
Catherine LIE Grand Rheh, aged 1--WE
months. and granddaughter Of Mrs. Dee.
Mrs. R1cn was, before her marriage.
Miss Ellen Lee. daughter OF General ana -.
Mrs Fitzh,,gh Lee During, her girl
hootl she lived in Richmond, where she
Il rcmnmbercd viii, great affection. Her
grief In the loss Of her infant daughter
Is douhly heavy, because OF Lie tenant
Rhea,s absence with his command III
the Philippines /,
The little baby has been temporarily
laid to rest In n receiving vault at Chat-5
tnnooEa . When the autumn comes her
body will be brought to Richmond ana
ehuried IN the SHINE section where her
rdrandfather, virginin's gallant soldier
and statesman lies In the sleep OF peace.
Miss Armstrong Ho11ored.
Miss Gladys Armstrong, Of Richmond
Hill. Long Island, who has for several
summers past been the guest or MISS
Margaret Murphy, Of Harrison and Wes1
Avenue, arrived Saturday !on the Olu
Dominion line, and was the guest OF honor
nj a delightful tnlly-ho party OF Monday
night.
Miss Armstrong, besides being an un-
usually attractive girl, is a most talented
one, ana mas " IlOSL " Il - 'c'N.' ~.
mond who always look forward Win
plea sure to her summer visits here.
4 The tally-ho party started from. MISS
Arurphy's home, and from thence to the
reservoir: from there to the new Rich
mond, where, in ithe Dutch Room, re-
freshments were served, after winch ING
tally-ho was driven to Lakeside. Here
supper was served. and later dancing
INDUCED in. The merry party came nome
in the wee hours. enjoying the moon
light ride afterward
Among those present were MISS Arh-s
strong, Margaret Murphy, Ethel Grey,
Nell Murphy. Florence Ryan and Mayme
Murphy: N1essrs.s Warren Goddard Jnmes
Manning, Hatters Valentine, Malcolm
Ward, OF Atlanta. Ga: Horace Gooch,
John McGeorge and 5Vestwood Wililams:
Miss Armstrong was again entertained
Friday night in Miss Murphy's nome on
Harrison street. Mr.. Thomas Ryan re-
cited In his most happy style. HIS rem
dtion Of "The Denthbed Of Benedict
Arnold" would have done credit to
professional orator. Miss Armstrong re-
cited "Her Letter. and Miss Margaret
Murphy rendered Grand Valse de Con-
cert and "Faust" on the piano. L
was indeed a most teented assemplase'
and one that gave endowment 70 enter n
| tanners and entertained.
Those present were Misses Armstrong,
Margaret Murphy, Ethel Grey, Nell Mur-
ply, Florence Ryan, Mayme Murphy aus" 'a