The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
SOCIAL AND.
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1Tor some orange-b buds to bloom IA
4 May Ii such a garland weave 4.
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I ..,rheodore Tilt on, IN The Sierra pho Ok. u
IIiphover H ouse Party.
!. Ri Amongst the many plea nous Sc
r,arties iii Virginia, none have been \ more
B fruitful Of enjoyment thai, that at H ~
over" the hospi ta.ble home OF g MISSES - y
i Gordon, in Louisa. 4, (. y, ,,.,4,,
Crowning IS wooded anu ~ : ~.
Il I, Ana view OF the distant Blue ridge
Z ~ rn,ntai1,s, this sylvan retreat never
&lnses IN attractions for those who nave
nncc N know1t,, its IN benehcent health
.i,,ing I.brcczes. FL The guests Of MISS
Il Gnrdon 1T present are Mrs ~
4 Arthur LEROY, Nlrs Clifford %, Gu
,3nrton and 4 children, Miss jf Winners t
L sWright and Miss Charlotte Lee, al /, !. OF
Richmond; Miss Shepherd and , NE.
Thomas Ell Shepherd, Of Fred & puI ..
Mrs Hall, Mrs. LAM err and MIS- l1es
\ OF Norfolk, Va. 5} II 81 a ..5
Planchette Party.
sIss 4 very enjoyable planchette party was
nc. pixcn IN the home Of Mrs. r. D James, an
/, near Three Square. A1onday ev ,@1
Those present were: Misses I'annle I'll, any
4 Fllen. James, Of this city; Messrs' /. = =.
# Ham and Frederick Parrish MISSES
Hicks, Rose Childress, Bessie ana /. Lou.so
Catlctt, Mr. Russell Hicks and oth s'I's5
Engagement Announced.
# NJ 3 md Mrs Arthur Leafe, of South
Stewart street, winchester. Va, nave an an.
snounced the engagement OF their oioest
II daughter, Pansy, to Mr.. Leslie Bollltis
Il Shepherd, Of KdnsasI City, Mo-, the ~eu-
& Market Street Methodist episcopal
n Church at Winchester. !.
e Miss Ieafe, whose family are Englls 5!
II has been q resident of Winchester for or
h several years, and is very popular IN ~. ny
81 society of that town, and elsewhere. MT M I.
shepherd who is the general pa sseng $.
agent Of the Chicago and Alton rs l N.ll
y road, with headquarters at kansas lily lily,
~ Is the son OF Mr.. George G. Shep-
4 herd, of Berryvllle. Va. @ " ~
Bal Poudre. 53G
The last Saturday evening german az
"a TIA PRINCESS Anne Hotel, Virginia Beach,
stoolo the form of a bal poudrea The dis
lay of costumes rendered the ballroom foe
I very brilliant, many Richmonders being
present, among them, Mrs. vs. p Mon
Cure. Mrs, Edgar Gum and Miss 5Kather--
Inc Gum. (. 81 Fl
y Mrs. Manso Returned.
I M RI. 81 Fl. al Manson, who, with her SON.,
n Mr. Herbert Manson, has recently retu rn-
I ed from the .l1xchange.' In CLIQUE
n county, the charming home Of the Misses,
93Dabney, where summer guests love 70 V
sEt =, cong regn 10, will leave the latter part
Sof the week for the Virginia mountains
I'D ,spend the }remanderSof the summer 5$
HUI Mr. II erbert Manson, whose health has
III greatly improved, will accompany her.
81 Miss Crawford, of Athens. Ca, Was a ~ rs 3
& Manson's guest yes erday. on her wa y to
&1ons Mrs Crawford in AlbemarleS coun-
* e. i5and make with her toursof3 the
Virginia springs. sa NJ is III
Picnic Postponed.
4 Mrs. u. NJ Gregory, president OF the
Chesterfield Chapter, Daughters Of the
Fl Confederacy, desires Ks to- announce TO
chapter members that the constant down
/ pour Of rain on Wednesday disappointed
mute a number Of people who were look,
\ ing forward with a great deal Of pleasure
y X the Chesterfield Chapter United
Daughters of the Confederacy, picnic at
Forest Hill Park "A nice programme had
{ been arranged. The members OF the
chapter are now reminded Of the Sep
& TENDER monumental anniversary picnic
oil September 4th at Chesterfield Court
Y house, which will be a rally day for the
4 Camps, Sons and Chesterfield Chapter.
The regular September meeting Of the
chapter will ha held off that day. #
College Annual.
The annual of the Virginia College at
Z Roanoke has made It's appearance In at
tractive guise. The title is In Ole Vir--
ginia." and the makeup Of the book bears
Z ample testimony to the artistic and
literary abilities OF the students,
M The following additions to the able
faculty have been announced: Mr.. NJ M
Vincent, Of Lake Charles. La, ito as
Is sist in English and history; Miss Grace
Barber, of MASSACHUSETTS,, to teach higher
n Payne, to teach plano: Miss Madge
Il 1dcA.tee to take charge Of the fnfirmarY
q and Mrs. +. NJ. Yenab1e, preceptress.
s5 Personal Mention.
81 Friends in Richmond viii be interested
TO know that Mrs. George Haydock, OF
Cincinnati, formerly Miss Ellie Car
I michael. Of Richmond. with her chil-
a dren.s her sstus, Misses May ana
4 Beatrice Carmichael, and her brother.
4 Mr.. Graham Carmichael. are spending tho
Il summer at Massanetta Springs,
Other Richmond people at this attrac-
tive resort include Mrs, John w. Cringan
R Miss Jennie Bhnd, Mrs. Albert c, Bruce
Mrs, Thomas Christian Gordon and
family. and Master Claiming Lefebvre
Among the Richmond people at the
Greenwood House, Albesnarle county, are
Mrs. j.. A. Barber and MISS Louise Bar
Der,
~ Friends of Mrs. Hardin Burnley will BIO
grieved to know of the sudden death OF
y Or. i'll, Yass, Mrs. Burnley's father. She
Is now in Greenyllle, 8. O., and Mr.. Burn
y lev has left the oity to Join her there.