The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

Il Then sing glad meeting IA Il I'll
IN A. "a n, l5yS7 Austin Dobson.
G Concerning Jamestown.
M Mr.. Plummer r. Jones has written f e,
! the July number OF ''s'The World To-o tS
ri an article On /" Jamestown and It's Tercen-
~ 1enriai 81 1907, that is we'll calculated to
M show the reasons why tho approaching
is8sE JAMESTOWN Exposition must be diner 81
from any that has preceded T., or nay tl'a' ls
NJ destined to- come afterward. 4 . iS 4.
d TO support Ills assertions excellent II
IF SssI,,stratio,is appear on his pages, map
AZ a. the historic localities surrounding tho
sss2 ate o. the Jamestown Exposition; Pic
n lures Of the old church tower at ] an1es-
W town Island OF old Bruton Parish Cnurcn
and Of William and Mary GO! eseg atsT q.
S& llsn1sburg; OF Hampton u r Dads ana Is tila
Ioore house on Temple farm, y orktoW y ;
/ 3, portion Of jamestown Island, and tho
y "a nous James River homes lynn between
y Richmond and the island--Shirley, W est est
b over and Brandon. 5 4. III .
The matter OF 81 the article, bearing
III upon the character OF the exhibit At
the oafnusto wn Tercent ennial, and 4 De-
\ sscrtptive OF localities that have grown grow
famous lin song and story,is wr,teen - y, !,
very attractive manner, and cannot fatl
INTO appeal with special forco X to Rich.
II sg,nQnd and VirginiA people. .s a. 5 Fl,
The Glorious Fourth.
4 81 Richmond society people have. q fash.
sssion 81, taking their Fourth Of July So
y da tely, ana yesterday was no exception
.sto5 the rule MI n IL &
s5sI IA number went to Virginia Beach and
s&EIotel3 Chanlberlln3 for n the day. many
more left to Join country house ties
& that now are in full swing oil over the
"A State 85s 81 III Il III 38 81 NJ
.SSs5 q Governor Claude Swanson spoke yes
II terdayS 1.-THE Mecklenburg Hotel, Chase
s%City,$and was prominent figure at the
& band uet which crowned TIE Festivities
R, Of the day, II last evening, but Mrs. Swan
| son, declining limitations to accompany
him, or to go to Monticello. thrown hos
Nj pitably open for h, the summer, On ose 70
81 spend her Fourth quietly at he Mansion.
43 88fLieutenant-G overnorl4 and Mrs j Tay :
ssRl or Elyson had a elightful family party
N at u their country home, " ynd over. on
ss the Ivy Road, near the University OF
Virginia. * rs S;.5 n N sS$ Il
The colony Of Richmond people 5oc-
5sS cupying country homes Albemarle and
Il Orange counties, in upper Virginia, eel
RI ebrated the day with true. old fashioned
RI hospitality Those A who have not yet
a tax en- their flight TO seashore or noun
aStains ate their Brunswick stew" and
M popped their fire. crackers here, with much
Z thankfulness Of heart for comfortable
Az weather. 81 a5 - ]3s "a l5.4 # WI.
~ At the Jefferson Park Pavilion and
Hotel. near Charlottesville, Va, the
Fourth was kept very merrily. indeed
n last evening, the coronation ball, fol-
81 lowing the tournament given at the Al
bemarle Horse Show grounds. being giver
NJ at tho pavilion and { the banquet lin the
dining hall Of the hotel. ~ u
MI. George Mason. Of charlottesville,
y led the ball. and g number Of RichMone
5 girls were present. ii "a s Il
M Midsummer German.
Nh James a. Bondurant. Of Danville,
gave a delightful midsummer german
8 last evening at the Academy OF Music
4 4 In that city, complimentary to the Mar.
u tinsville German Club.
p The german was led by Mr.. J. S. OIL
yer, and the following were the chaper-
& ones Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Garter, MI
and Mrs J.. T. Penn, MIR, and Mrs. A.
Gravely, Mr.. and Mrs. ] !. r. Gregory
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs
George L Gravely, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B
81 Keesee and Colonel and Mrs. Pannll
+ Ruckes "a
Cards Issued.
Major Francis Peabody Leavenworth
81 Petersburg. has Issued invitations fol
N tie wedding Of his daughter. Helen Nc
Ss3C;ill, to Mr.. r, s. Blackburn Smith, O
A 3Rerryyille, Clarke county. Va The wed
ding Will take place at noon on satur'
II day. July 7th. NJ y
Mr.. Smith Ia a native Of Baltimore, {
nephew OF the late Governor Francis
1 Thomas, Of Maryland, and q rising young
y lawyer. N.
"A. Sail for Boston.
Miss Kate Elsmere Fuller and Mis-
Hura Atkinson sailed yesterday for Bos
ton, where they will attend the Summe
1. School OF Expression. Their man.
I, friends will miss them during the mex
= few weeks.
Miss Fuller will 50 to Chautauaua
\ where she Will give several recitals, afte
she has completed here post-graduat
" course
Balcony. Party Tonight.
The ladies OF the Church OF the Cove
nant will give balcony party this eve
5F,,ing from to II o'clock in the HON
OF Rev. Or. ], Calvin Stewart. No. l0a
West Grace Street. The entertainment
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