The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
NM r1n11s D1srArct1 RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY, pR1 25 1906

RICHMOND, AS NNr lllAl'al4l:l> "
|Jn, Miss Bette tlllysor. Mrs. En !, ~,
Cloves, Mrs III. ~. New Mrs, Gary
Nelson, Mrs. a, w. lioner Mrs d, A..
Newman Mrs 1fenry Miller M,s. ~ NJ,
1Inndley. Mrs. j r. Crecr, Mrs, Tholnas
a. Ritldlck, Mrs. c, T. burrows, Mss,
d. G. Elicit Mrs. Georgc Rnwtcn. MIS-.
Evan Cliesterii1hn. Mrs. hfinntrce. folkcsi
Mrs. Albert HINT Mrs ~ ]. litrisn'
Mrs. Mnrsden, Jcr Reynolds, Mrs. Law
ton Crutchncld, Mrs. NJ, Martin, Mrs.
Frank Jacobs, Mrs. w. s. Robertson.
folk, Mrs Lewis storrs, Mrs. George ~
1lutcheson, Mrs W. n, Hamlet, Mrs.
D. q Carter, Mrs. w. G. Miller. Mrs
C.. p. Temple, Mrs. GcorgiN hughes
Misses 11stolle Donton. Belle Chamber.
Latin. Mary 1rrayscr. ra,,rn Warrch. re-
beccn storrs, IIillian Tarrar, Nirgiiin
TYLER, Helen Gray Watson. shirley Mn
nor. Lucy Coulter, laurn Jones Lucy
Wade, Willie Crutchnold. Mamie Grisg,
Hose Nfiller Mary Davis Myrtle Taylor
Fannie pltinan, Fannie Tylcr Virgic "
lor, Misses Lorraine, Mrs. $. c. Gentry
Mrs. Gordon Stra cham Mrs. Leo Conrad
and Mrs. u. TT. Mranley.
Freaks Repeated. II
ono OF tho grcutcst successes Of tho
Floral Carnival, the Freaks given Inst
Friday night. Under tho direction of Mrs
Robert NJ. Blnnkcnship, Mr. 10 Lano
stern and Mr. James Pollard, Will be re-
pented Friday evening. at $3.50 O'Clock
for tho benefit Of the Christian Church
booth at the carnival.
Such attractions rs Tho Two,hcadea
Woman" THE Dwarf" Tho wild Girls
from Bornco'' 'Tte Forty Thousand
Dollar Beauty and other equally rs fne
VIII DO offered. The performers VIII 20
Misses Bessie Jackson, Ida Mason. Norm
Randolph. Lucy Christian. Margaret WI
,Ia,ns Mario Mills. Ruth Marston,
Mcssrs. Lightfoot Brooke, Edward Brce-
der, Royal Turpin, Edwin Williams, y.
Macon, John Christian, Charles Bggor'
Hammer Meade. Richard O'ReilleS.
plchegru Voolfolk. "a. y. Nlarstelicr anu
and TIaxall cirundy
rho public nre cordially invited 70 ., 10
present at the performance, which offers
everything III the way Of enjoyment
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Allan are now
in Charleston, w. VA, where Mr.. Allan
owns extensive tracts Of coal lands
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a Gathrlght and sis
tor, Miss Heath Gathrisht, Of DapneSs'
Va, have lust returned from trip 10
tho West indies.
Mr.. Lindsey w. Allen. who has been
III for the past five weeks, is improving
and hopes to 10 out in q few days.
Miss Katherine Diggs who has been
the guest or Miss Nellie Spence, has re-
t,rned to her home in Lynchburs.
Mr.. r. T. Dunn, who has been visiting
relatives in Clifton Forge, Va, has re-
turned to Richmond.
Mrs. Edwin A. Alderman and little son,
who hive been Visiting Mrs. .Alderma1l .
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James w. learn
in New Orleans, La, have returned 10
the University Of Virginia.
Miss Pauline Walker has returned from
a visit to her home in Newport News,
Va. :,
Miss Lottie aulconer has returned from
a visit to fredericksburg, whore she was
the guest Of Miss Mazda Wright.
Mrs. Walter H. Doyle, Misses Emily
end Mary Il. Doyle Miss Bessie Doyle
Mrs. Shirley and Mr.. Edward BROKEN
urough, of Norfolk have gone to l5al-
timore, Md, to attend the Brockenbrough-s
Kenny wedding. which occurred Tuesday
evening"
Mr.. j. sW.sWhteside of clifton Forge,
Va, has been called to Richmond by.
the illness or his, sister
Miss Sherrard Wilcox, Of Richmond.
who has been the guest Of Miss Resale
Ianghorne in Portsmouth, is now Yisit-
ing Miss Ma.s, Wilcox In F'reemason
Street, Norfolk.
Mr. John L. Long is in Portsmouth
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenan, Of Baton Rouge.
La. who have been the guest Of their
daughter, Mrs. L. Meyer, in New Or.
leans, have come to Richmond TO live
with their son. MI. Norris Elscman.
Mrs. Gorham Walker, of Lynchburg,
has com to Richmond to join her hus-
band, who is connected With the South
crn Express Company.
The board of managers Of the Virginia
Society, Sons of the american Pcvolu-
ton, at Richmond, has granted char
ter TO a Norfolk chapter Of the Society,"
application having been made by
Messrs. Claire Crawford, J. j. Butt and
T., S. 2oyster.
The Fred ricksburg CkAetcr, Daugh-
tors of the Confederacy, made large
sum Of money 1T their entertanmnt
given Saturday for the benefit of the
inflrm and disabled Confederate sol
diers.
Mr.. Samuel Pullam and Miss Anne
Elizabeth Pulllaln. who have been visit
ing the formers grandmother In Lynch
burg, have returned to Richmond.
Miss Josephine Nichols, Of New Or
leans, La, will entertain at q reception
Thursday, April 18th, In honor OF the.
department and division sponsors Of the
United Confederate Veterans and the
Sons Of Veterans.
Miss Clara stanton, OF Newport
News, is visiting her parents here,
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