The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14

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NJ Misses f,essIe ana ruth Marks are
spending several weeks al tile ono Of
Mr.. san,uel Marks, ~ Orange ointy.l
Mrs.. Murphy ana Miss :. :Mst,urpliy /, III
nichtiond are registered 3Sat tue Pine
Miss sallie Bruce Hawkins w visiting
friends 8lns Lynchburg, si3,i.53s
Mrs.. usrockonbro,agli Mus. burgwyn$
ana Mrs. Gibson. 3of tllis city were guests
ut d reception given Thursday evening
by Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Maitnonl, Chris
3tlnnsburg, va. Tho most gracious hostess
served a tho dainty re sfn,eiits and ems
jtertained her guests In charinitg n1nh-f
'ner. INK 5S 8
8recentiYs me guests OF Miss Mary Lou
:1terrfott. Iii Mnrtlnsville, Va. rs 81
MRS Arthur Taylor, OF Newport Ncws,
has arrived In Richmond ana VIII mako ll
iher# home here II the future future .i5s
Mrs. q. 8. 35 Lyme 4 ana Miss PeAchy5
Tyne are tho guests OF MI. y II 81 .. Lyme,
3in5 South Orange. va. \. III .;3s
Mrs. j oht,i w. Ellington IL visiting herE
daughter In Lynchburg. S53 Is3.ss nc
Ea Mrs. Godain is visiting Mr.. md Mrs.
u, u. williams, in Orange, V ,I"
+. der Brock has returned from Nor 'S
folk; whore he visited his Sister sk't!9, Mrs
Floyd Hughes {35 " rs
II. ana Mrs. i. NJ, Wingneld and Miss 1
ETn,lise Fielder, or Vinton, nro expect %
III the city TO DO the guests of TRENDS n
short :5 v 33iss4s5 s35 5j 55 l
si5 Miss Minnie clcnl;n Is the N guest Et. II
OF Mrs. u oran ram g w
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and eI & Let, an q, syn are r!
visiting NJ Mrss. ~. 2. Booze VA -
\ Buchanan. ii s,,Ss: ~ ~ y 3. Ss.g
M Mrs. IN Gentry, who has been spending It'l
several months with her sstte NJ Rs s. y. y
=. Smith. in.s Salem, has come to 4 II ch-
y mond to spend next win ter. s5
Miss richmond. Il Brooklyn, n: fY.
md Madame dc Tornowsky , Of the same
city, are guests OF Mrs orn oy.sk 81 son i
al '".The Bunga low." Forest f Hill
81. Nathan $w. Nelson, Of n go 3 West
Grace street, has returned to to the the city
Ma Ellen Broadn Ina, and a d Miss Broad-
max, of Brunswick county. recently spent pen
two weeks With Mrs. bbott..at No 3ol
East Franklin street.
n Mrs. Mark Lloyd left Saturday for q
two weeks stay II the G reenbr " hite
Sulphur Springs.
/ M IS May J ones Of Petersburg, Is vis--
siting Miss Hazel Faulcen er. a35s
Mr.. Julian w. Tyler and family win
spend the remainder Of the summer sum me N
the mountains Of Virginia g
Mr.. ". G. Camp, Miss Louise Camp,
Miss Kate Staples and Mr. Writ Durrett
are stopping in New x ork. They leave
For Atlantic City In a few days. where
they will stay at the Chal efonte.
Miss Lou Marshall. Of No. 1904 West
Clay Street. is spending some time ne with
relatives in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. 81. Harris, OF Gooch-
land county. are visiting In Boston lt's
Mrs w a. Campbell and Miss Carrie
Leo Campbell arc at IA ildwoo'dd.' Il near
iMillboro, Va. II Az fs |
" Miss Annie Peatross, who has been
spending week with her parents IN
Hanover county, has returned s''lll''e TO the
city. }yi
Mr.. George H. He!sler and his sister,
Hazel, have returned from Q weeks stay |
at Ocean View. We, 81
Mrs n. J. Kramer N ew1nan, q Evans y'ar
villo. Ind, is expected IN 5Ia Few days 70
visit her mother an relatives
Or, James Russell Parker, Of Bedford
city who was graduate from the Mcdi-
cal College Of Virginia In May passed
through Richmond recently on route TO |
Providence Forge. where he will engage
In the practice Of his sprofee ssilon,
Misses Alice Durham and Eva Meen-
10y OF No, $40 East Clay Street, left yes
terday for an extended trip TO Tappa-
hammock and 1rvington. en- ana Balti-
moro, Md.
Mrs. James Dickson Policy and chill
dren ana Misses Katie and Mamie Policy
are spending the summer ct F'redo ricls's
Hall, Va They VIII be Joined by Mr.,
Policy on Wednesday. IL I, 5i
q Mr. Fritz Il, Sparks Is Visiting his old
homo in North Carolina Il, 81
& Miss Dalsie Meador. NO. 110b West
Main Street, returned home from Peters,
burg several days ago, accompanied by
three friends, Misses sallie ana Annie
Bidgood and Miss Carrie Bliss. who will
be her guests Until the 18th, when they
will ull leave for Virginia Beach to spend
the rest OF August. III
Mr., G. A. Cunningham, OF No. 1919
Floyd Avenue, has returned from abroad
much improved In health,