The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-25

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Robert Harper. The table was decorated
Win PINK carnations, prettlly contrasting
win the service OF white and gold. Those
.llv l 60 % meet Mr.. Swanson were SEMI
tor Daniel, Judge and Mrs. Atkinson,
Representative and Mrs Rixey, Repre-
s s,,,e and Mrs. Lamar. Mr. and Mrs.
Snarles a. Douglas. A. b. T.. Keckie and
MISS Jorgenson, OF Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs.
Harper wore a gown of pink pompadour
SIX. General regret was EXPRESSED ut the
nDsence of Mrs Swanson. who, owing to
the recent death of her mother, Mrs.
Lyons, of Richmond, is taking no part In
social affairs this season. and who at tho
present time, is visiting friends Mt her old
home In VirgIna.
Mrs. Fischer Visits Home.
Mrs. Charles II. Fischer, in company
with Mrs. b. A. Blcnner, Mrs. N W..
Randolph and Miss Randolph, visited
Lee Camp Soldiers Home Tuesday even
ing and delighted the veterans with sew
eral beautiful vocal selections. Her sing.
ing OF Dixie" especially evoked n storm
OF applause from the old soldiers
Tier kindness In singing ut the homo
and also at Lee Camp Hail on the night
or the nineteenth Is greatly appreciated
by Richmond people
Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Freeland. of vicksburg,
Miss, having recovered from recent
illness, has gone with her brother, Mr..
Thomas Freeland, to New York.
Miss Josie Stephenson, of Monterey.
Va, is in the city for medical treatment
/ Mrs. Annie 3. Garland and children, of
| Charlottesville, have come to the city to
make their home.
Mrs Michael 'Downcy, of Alexandria,
Is visiting relatives here.
Miss Allen Petit, of Norfolk. is visit
Ing Mrs. II. selden Taylor, of No. 7os
West Grace Street.
Miss Bessie Merritt who is visiting
MISS Cora Younger, has not returned to
Norfolk. She attended the german at the
Masonic Temple Tuesday night.
Mr.. George Beasely, of Roanoke, is in
the city for brief visit.
Mrs Hugh Taylor. who recently went
to Stanton to be with her sister. who
was i'll, has returned home.
Miss Virginia Stark. of Richmond was
| bridesmaid Mt the wedding of Miss
Nance urton to Mr.. Horace w. Allen,
| which took place in Churchville, Va,
| on January 18th.
The following gentlemen from Staun-
ton are in the city to attend the vir-
GINA State horticultural Society: Messrs
W. w. Sproul, w. +. Gilkorson, A. II.
McCue. w. "A. Mccormick. n. J..
Schreckhise and Fl. G. Parnhart.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Duval Adams, of
Lynchburg, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Louise Holcombc
Adams, to Mr.. Geroge w. Headley, Jr..
OF Lexington, KY. to take place Well
nesday. February Tth. at o'clock p NJ
at their residence. The wedding viii
be quiet, on account of recent bereave-
ment in the family of the bride. only
relatives and intimate friends witness
ing the ceremony.
Mr.. A. c. Gordon. of staunton, is in
the city on business.
Mrs. Reed has returned to the city
after delightful visit to friends in Kes-
wick. Va She was accompanied by Mrs
Thurman.
Mrs. Hugh II. Sproul and daughter.
Miss Harriet Sproul of Staunton. are
visiting relatives here.
Miss Lizzie Brandon visited friends in |
Hampton the first of the week.
Mr.. John r. Smith is visiting his son,
Mr. j. w. Smith. In Charlottesville.
The Rev. j. 7. Riddick is in Bramble-
ton. He will deliverfa lecture in the
Sturgeon Memorial Baptist Church of |
that city at eight O'Clock this evening |
on the Many Sides of Life"
DR.. Thomas n Barnes is in the city on |
business of Importance connected with |
William and Mary College.
Miss Helen Mitchell visited freipds in
Newport News on Sunday.
Mr.. Edward F. sheffey. of Lynchbur;,
is in the city for several days.
Judge Sidney j. Dudley has returned to
his home in Hampton. after visit 20
Richmond.
Major F. II. Smith. who has been Wis.
ting here, has returned to his home in
Stanton.
Mr.. S. T. Ellis, treasurer of the city
of Portsmouth, is in the city.
The Hon j. NJ Hooker and the Hon.
7. Lee Clark. of Stuart, Va, have re-
turned to the city.
Mr.. j. B. Lackey has returned to his
home in staunton. after business trip
to Richmond.
The Rev. DR.. w. j. Maybee is in
Lynchburg in the interests Of the Chilli
ren's Home Society of Virginia, of
which he is superintendent.
Miss Lula Smith is the guest of Mrs,
L. ]. Smith, of Denblgh, Va
The Rev. George II. Booker. of the