The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-05

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these talented young women. may rightly
expect an artistic entertainment.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Charles Spencer came from Staun-
ton, to spend Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Richmond.
Mrs II. NJ. Magrudcr, OF Albcrmarlc.
is spending some time with friends In
Richmond and King William county.
The marriage of Miss Achsalc Dorsey.
of EIlicott City. Md. to Mr.. Albert Clark
Serpell OF Norfolk. Va, is scheduled 10
take place on February 9Th.
Mrs. William Mann. of Cismont. Va.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Oscar
cranz, in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Moore, of Ro-
chester. New York. spent last week at
the Jefferson Hotel. Mrs. Moore was
formerly Miss Florence Cabell, daughter
of thefate DR.. and Mrs. Grattan Cabell,
of this city.
Miss McCabe. the guest Of Mrs. Chiles
FerralI, is receiving most flatterins
amount of social attention from Mrs.
Ferrall's friends and her own in Rich
mond.
Miss Katherine Copeland. is visiting
folk. Va.
Miss A1alen Burnett will take a party
abroad next summer, sailing from New
York the first week in June. Miss Bur-
Eett has lived abroad three years, and
travelled extensively, and her intinerary
promises a great deal in the way of
pleasure and comfort
Mrs. Edward Moore and little daugh-
ter. Margaret of West Broad Street,
who have been very i'll, are slowly re-
covering.
Mrs. r. f. Harmon, of North Seventh
Street, is still i'll, but is slowly I'M
proving.
Mr.. Alfred A. Wilson, Mrs. William NJ.
Burge and Master Alfred Burge, of Bir-
minghan, Ala. are visiting their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hall Crew. Jr, of No, 5e3
South Laurel Street.
Miss Virginia Braithwaite, of Williams
burg, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S..
Moore
Miss Money Selden has returned to the
city after a two weeks visit to the Misses
Peasants of Wilmington, N. c. While
away she toured Florida In the private
car of Mr.. Peasants. visiting the resorts
and places of interest along the gulf and
Atlantic coast.
Mr.. Arthur Brantly Bristow. who has
been i'll with fever at Marionyille, Va.
since last October, is able to be out, and
| will soon return TO his school in Charles
/ City county. Mr.. E'ristow will be remenl-
bered by the college world of Richmond
! as one of the brightest and most popular
| students at Richmond College last year.
Mr.. John J.. Boyden Is expected to come
| from Cismont this week as the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. Hackley Morrison.
The last dinner given to General Joseph
/ T.. Wheeler was at Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Marie's house, in New York, on jan
| uary seventeenth. General Wheeler. OF
course, had tho seat of honor. and those
/ invited to meet him were General and
\
Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II.
susc, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A. Phlbin,
Mrs. James Parker, Mrs. Roswell D.
Hitchcock and Mr.. Foster Rogers. Mr..
and Mrs. Marie have since sailed for
Europe. to be gone some two years and
to live in Florence, Italy,
One of the most interesting engage
ments announced In Pttsburg in many
a long day, and first formally acknowl-
edged within a day or two. is that OF
Miss Virginia Claire Hays. only daugh-
ter of Mrs. Henry Blake Hays and the
late Colonel Hays, to Mr., Frank Chew
Osburn. OF the Hotel Schenley. Miss
Hays Is n member OF two old and wei
known Pittsburg families. being III,
granddaughter of the late JAMES III, Hay.
and the late William j. Howard, She Ii
one of the most attractive girls of he,
set. and adds good looks and charmns
personality to her other fine quallfica
tons, Mr., osburn Is a lawyer practicin,
at the Allegheny county bar, and Is {
son OF the late Gr!swald =. Warner. on,
of the founders and the first president O
the Second National Bank of Pittsburg
and an early resident Of Allegheny, Mr.
5 'Csburn IL also member of the Osburr
Land Chew rr1il{as Sf