The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-26
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
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Lucy-ytnples.
Mr. j. r. Staples, OF Waldo, Prince
Edward county, Va, announces tile en-
gagemcnt OF Ills youngest daughter,
Jessie COrnelta, to Mr.. William Holt
Lucy. a prominent young business man
of Richmond, Va, the marriage to take
place III Noveinber..
Appeal for Charity.
The ladies' OF st. AIMS Benevolent
Society are conducting q runimage sale
at No. 1901 East Main Street for tho
benefit of the poor of the city, and ask
that the charitably disposed public Will
give what assistance they can to so
worthy a cause.
DIR. Runyon to return.
Or. Emily c.. Isunyon, who left the
city with her children some months
ago for Hong Kong, China, where Dr..
Runyon proposed to take up the work
of Il medical missionary. has decidedjto
return to Richmond and resume the
practice OF her profession in this COM
munity.
The impossibility OF performing
duties assigned her, on account OF
cholera epidemic in the province where
slIe WaS iSCdSu, III focNGIe lllleSS III
o. hospital, with the decision of at
.tendant physicians against the posi-
billty OF her continuing longer in an
Eastern climate. have been tile causes
influencing Or. Munyon's return to
Richmond, where she was always most
popular, and where she Will be warmly
welcomed back.
Miss Hnrvic Engaged.
The engagement OF Miss Sadie
rutherford Harvie, daughter of Mr..
Mrs. Lewis Harvle. OF Danvillc.
! Va, and granddaughter of Mrs. NJ. Il.
Harvie. OF this city. to Mr.. Raymond
Hall has been announced In u tea
given the bride-to-be by Mrs. Will
liam Daniel Overbey, of Danville.
Miss Haryie is we'll known here
through frequent visits to her many
relntives.
In Honor Of Miss Reed.
Mrs. Edwin c. Laird. OF No. 1902
Park Avenue, gave q potato party
Thursday afternoon In honor OF her
niece, Miss Alice Burwell Reed TINT
was an occasion of much enjoyment
to a number OF Miss Reeds youthful
friends. as well us to the young lady
herself.
When the potato race was over
three little ladies', Misses Mary Irving
Watkins. Ayliffe Wherry and Laura
Nelson. cut for the first prize, and
Miss Watkins proving successful. re-
ceived a 1ewelry box from the Japan
csc department OF the Jamestown *
position.
Master James Taylor won the boys
first prize. a ~pearl-handled pocket
knife. Miss Marie Wilkinson was con-
soled with a o of sugar plums. and
the BOBBY fell to the young hostess.
Miss Reed, in the shape OF postal card
album, which she presented to Miss
Jane S~trudwick. Master Pinckney
powers secured the boys BOBBY.
Miss Reeds guests were: Misses
Ethel Aston .Cabell. Jane Strudwick,
Francis Lefebyre. Lucy Taiiaferro,
Ayliffe Wherry. Mary Irving Watkins,
Francis Laird. Laura Nelson. verna
Albert, Marie Wilkinson. and Masters
Robert Ferrall. William and Addison
Hogan. Pinckney Powers and James
Taylor.
No Reception Mt Deep Run Hunt.
No reception will be held at Deep
Run Hunt Clubhouse this afternoon.
the regular Saturday hunt having
been called off on account OF the dry
weather.
Mrs. Blanton Entcrtnins.
Mrs. Samuel Z. Blanton, of Black
stone. Va, entertained a number of
her friends on Thursday night last at
a delightful card party. After a most
interesting and exciting contest, tempt
ing refreshments were served at the
card tables.
Those enjoying Mrs. Blanton's charm
ing hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. D.
T. Upon. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Deane, Miss Lucy
OVERLY, Mr.. Ernest Inge and Mr.. Vim
cent Inge.
Personal Mention.
Miss Doris Quinn, OF Washington.
D. c.. is spending some time with
friends in Richmond, and is having a
very pleasant social experience.
Mr.. p. j. Cosby and mother, of Dun
reath, la returned home after a
pleasant visit to relatives in the city.
Miss Rcavis Barret. who has been
visiting in Richmond and sightseeing
at the exposition, has returned to Dun
reath, Va.
Mrs. ]. B.. McGehee has returned to
Louisa after a delightful stay VITA her
sister in Richmond.
Master Samuel Peery. of TazewelI,
who has been quite sick here, expects
soon to be able to return home.
Mr.. j. Frank Sergeant. OF Pendleton.
spent several days In the city during
the past week.
Mrs. Helen G. Manson is at the ex-
position for the week end.
Miss Beatrice Sanders, OF Washing
ton, Is the guest of Mrs. Evan Snead,
on West Main Street.
Mrs. Mary McGehee has returned to
Louisa after a brief visit to her BROTH
er. Mr.. II. e. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Epes BoissOlu,
OF Prince George county, have issued
Invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter, Mary WOODY to Mr.. Sidney
Floyd Brown. of Petersburg. to take
place at 1880 o'clock on the evening OF
Wednesday. November 9th, in Gregory
Memorial Church, Prince George coun-
ty.
Mrs. II. N. Fittzhush has returned
after a visit to Mrs. G. G. Fitzhugh. in
boswell.
Miss Denie Hunter. Of boswell. is
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