The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
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The continued rainy WoAttleEA anu lauA W
ROOD. N stir breeses interferes with tho
Bartioipa tsd sailing parties. However, the
delightful ono given by the young tner,
Of Gloueeste ala naterialise. The invi.5
tatlons were general, and q delicious sup. 4
Der was served on the boat
s The 4 ohaperonesi .were Mesdames John
N. ,rabb. "A. n w. Withers, Richard p
tTallaferro. David Sanders, Walter Par
rim. y sst 4. 6 !. !. 3,s Il 7.
whist" party On wednesday,. This. with
q few nlilinE parties and teas, oonsti-
ti,te the late gayeties in Gloucester,
Miss Maria Nelson Voolfolk, who has
been spending the winter In Albany, Co
~ now Waiting her cousins, tho Misses
Lee, at the 'Reotory. !" Is va
Il Miss Nellie Doan Taylor Is In Rich-
rnond. visiting her cousin Miss Nellie
Mas Anna peane smith q Norfolk Y is
y Miss Gene Floyd Brent has returned lI- ed
b Avery delightful affair was the dance
given 1t .'Fair, View" tho home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles %. Cary, to the younger
Bet, In honor Of their daughter, Virginia ia
SInncss Cary. 81 Ii .s}ii 95 %
n This Is q charming house for q party.
YIN =, large hsl. asa a RHtflsHss and
e Mr.. n ana Mrs. Urkqu chart, who have
been visiting 1T sevenley have returned
n Mr. and Ms. ~ !. II. If Sands and the
Misses Sands Of RI chmond, are with the
Misses Dabney, Of the Exc hange.
}} Mrs. Curtis Rodgers. OF Newport News.
Is with her sister. Mrs. John Bouldln.
i Miss Eloise Williams, Of Norfolk, !. rs
with the Misses Tabb, Of - ewstead.
ms Mr.. John I'd b and M lss r becca ia BIB
spent a few days In 4 RI edmond
Or. Edward VI aliaferro, OF Norfolk, was
III Gloucester PROF essionally lately.
Miss n Mamie Waller Is at "RoHehlll,"' A
the guest 81 Mr.. and Mrs Willie D 'll'1.5
Miss Marietta Cannon and Miss Rena
Ssingluff are at Kenwood,' guests guests %, o.
Mrs Slingluff !. n aasaffss !.
~ M. ana Mrs. 4 Samuel Beverly Cary and
Masters Edward and Robert Cary, all
OF Roanoke after q visit to Mrs. Eliza
Cary, left by boat TO-. Boston on Mon NJ \;
day. z5Ss
q Miss lIe Bthel carr, Miss Matte Carr and
Mr. ". q e. Carr are In sI4uray.
.4 Miss Ellen M oore III Lee has returned t
from 2a visit to K Hampton as ss
5. A1r, Marshall Milton. after visit to
the Rectory,'$ has returned to Ballti-s
M li. .ctarmIrn letters from Mrs. David
Sanders tell o. her pleasant travels In
Switzerland s3s d NJ NJ 81. II .
Miss Ann + Page sYandergrin left lately 4
for Atlantic City. sS AZ
v Mr.. Marion Groves is In Massachusetts.
Il Mrs. n oppenhimer and daughter Of
Richmond, & and Mrs. ~ Williams, Of Nor
folk, are guests at eWstead. ne
i Mrs. aSpot tsWood ssL emoin VI OF n Peters
burg. ting M issS Powell Byrd. s
eS ri rs.s Nv liam Mott OF & IT odesberry,g
8acconipa ed4hy q her grand ren, th-- a
crime and n Master James Nc tt left forS
New York on Monday. 5fss55 VI
S Mr.. Freeland Fox, who \ has been en- "a
gagged in the electrical business in ~
tlnore some years, has accepted the posi-
ton OF superintendent or the IT'D eva ter
Telephone system.'1' and will take charge
of the work the LIST Of August when Mr.
L.@C. q Catlitt. present superintendent. who
has most efficiently. ably and &C ceptably!
filled the Office. will res ign:
Fss Mr. Catlltt gives up The telephone bus
mess to give his full attention to the
brick. cement plant which his brother
Judge Charles i Cat tilt! and himself have
B es "a blished n at Gloucester Point. The
brick cement Industry. which has lately
received such an impetus everywhere
was introduced into Gloucester lately by
the Catltt5 brothers. Their plant at
SGlouces ter Point is large and complete.
They have there just the kind OF sand
pebbles and transportation needed s, and
the bricks already completed are OF fine
quality. There is altoge Their q 4 fine OUT
look for the future Of this company.
Mr. u. G. Catlitt Is one OF the most
up to date, wide awake and public spir-6
Tied men In the county and Judge Cat
lite IS a, fine. conservative business man..