The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
the guests Of the Misses Early, at No.
$40 Madison Street, Lynchburg. S


so Madison Street, LHnchburg.
Mrs. p. L. Vowel and son, Mr., Just,n
Vowel, are visiting relatives in Greene
and Al1emnrle counties.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cooke spent
Sunday in Norfolk.
#A Miss Irving Withers Wright who has
been visiting Miss Susie Mallory Brad
Z ley, in Fredericksburg, Is now the guest
+ OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Shepherd, in
the, same city. 81.
Miss Mary Triplett patteson, Miss
Anna Belle Patteson and Miss Helen
@Venable, of Petersburg. sailed from New
York last week direct for Naples. Trey
will spend the summer abroad, touring
italy, Switzerland, France, Germany and
England.
Miss Susie Garland Dawson won tile
medal offered by the Lynchpurg Chap.
ter, Daughters Of the American R,vL.,
luton, for the best essay on French
Aid in the American Revolution" IT.
was presented to her at the Efish Schooi
commencement e by Miss Ruth Early.
Mr.. clayton Terrence visited Fred
crcksburg recently.
Mr.. Robert Jones is spending severn a
days with friends in Harrsonburg.
Dr.. J. p. Stiff has returned to Fred
ericksburg. after attending q meeting
I of the State Board OF Dental Examiners
in this city.
Miss Hazel Kingstrey has returned
from a visit to Newport News, accom-.
panied by Miss Annie Sears 5
Mrs. Jack Mays is In charlottesville
for short visit "A
Mrs. Edward eMcc ormick Greene sp.nt
several days last week with Miss Fair,
of Warrenton. Va.
Miss Mamie Burton Of Falmouth,
Va. recently visited friends IN the CIV.
Mr.. Simon Hirsh has returned to his
nome. In Fredericksburg, after d visit
to Ashland and Richmond.
The Ladies' Memorial Association
celebrated Its fortieth anniversary last
W. elk " reception held in the chare,
\ Of the First Presbyterian Churah
Miss Denise Louise Morris has return
$er from New York. where she has been
studying vocal music under Miss Ger
trude Watkins.
Mr.. George w. Moshy has returned
10 his home, In Now York, after O. Visit
TO relatives Mt No. 300 1ast Broad
Street.
Miss Annie Laurie Haynes is the gu.sl
Of relatives in Suffolk.
Mrs Thomas c. Johnson and CT ,dt.n
are the guests Of Mrs. scsar Whiting. IN
Hampton,
Miss Maude Cook and little niece l,aye
returned to the city, after short Wis !:
to friends in staunton. +, 3#
Misses Lena Pollard, or Richmond;
Miss Fitzgernld, OF Danviile. and Willie
scott, of Portsmouth, are in Pote: sburg
to attend the marriage OF Miss Bessin
Mattox and Mr.. Homer Young, Which
takes place to-day.
$3.50
Miss Lucille Benn x,lby, OF Ports
mouth. is visiting relatives in this city
Miss Grace Day. of smithfield Va,
~ VIC Hucst VI Mis-. 0liliilll ttouIlc AyictLi
| OF Newport News.
Mr.. Shirley Berkeley. who has been
| visiting his old home In staunton, has
! returned to Richmond.
Miss Lucy Christian. daughter of Mr.
! and Mrs. Walter II. Christian, left Mon
| day for Washington. to Join n party al
six young ladies', chuperoned IN two
| Gunston Hall teachers, who will sail June
2lst, to spend three months abroad
! Mrs M. r. Anderson, OF Louisa, and
Miss Anderson. of Lexington. Ky, who
have been In Richmond, have gone Il
Ocean View for weeks stay. .i
Mrs. George D, Miller, Of No. 10 North
Plum Street. left yesterday for an cxte,n.
ca trip to Now York, Cntskll Mountains
and other places of interest in the North
she was accompanied by her son, Mr.
Albert Cox.
cadet Augustine Warner Robins, frs
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