The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
NEWS OF THE SUBURBS.

| Mrs. Margaret j Manning, No. 1872;
Park Avenue, en- route to the James
town Exposition.
Mrs Conway 4. Gordon and tive
| children, Miss Margaret. Gordon anc
/ Master Conway Gordon ha e returned
/ to their home. No. S0i Lombardy
| Street. from weeks visit to friend.
/ at Ashland, Va.
] Mr.. and Mrs. John t. Bauer an6
4 three children, Miss Ethel Bauer. Mas
| tcrs Arthur Bauer and John II. Bauer
| Jr. have returned to their home. No
| $40 Lombardy Street, from a weeks
| stay at the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr. Thomas A. Norris has returned
/ to The city from spending his vacation
| at Norfolk, Va. and at Jamestown
| Exposition.
Miss Emma Fisher has returned to
| to her sister, Mrs. Ann Maria Gregory
No. 25l7 Park Avenue.
Misses Lummie and Wantta Smither
have returned to their home. No 40i
North Sycamore Street, from visit
to their aunt. Mrs. A. w. Hargrove
near Ashland, Va.
Mrs. Percy c. Christian. four chill
dren and nurse have returned to their
home. No. 3OS Park Street. after
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Springs. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George EVANS and son,
Master Joseph Evans, of Alexandria,
Va. spent few days last week with
MIR. and Mrs. Edward a. Evans. No.
200 Park Avenue, after an extended
Northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Heckler and
their son. Master Valentine Heckler,
Ir. and Miss Spence Loughran. of New
York, and Miss Grace Johnston, OF
Cincinnati, Ohio. and Major ]. II.
Derbyshire attended the Jamestown
Exposition last week.
Mrs NJ. e. Buckley and her daugh-
ter, Miss Arizona Buck ey, of Balti-
more. Nd, are the guests of Mrs. l..
Russell Smith, on West Grace Street
Mrs. Charles w. Thompson returned
to Richmond Monday afternoon from
Blackstone, where she was called a
week ago on account of the sudden
death from typhoid fever of her step
mother, Mrs. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold NJ. Bridwell,
of fredericksburg, Va. have moved
to- Richmond and are residing at No.
40S Cedar Street.
Mr.. Alexander NJ. Watt and family,
of No. 2507 Kensington Avenue, ex-
pect to move the first OF September
into the residence, No. 1886 West
Grace street, which he has purchased
recently.
Mr.. Louis I. Pemberton and family
have moved from No. S0T West Mar
shall Street, into their new residence,
No. 1910 Hanover Avenue.
Mr.. Edward Lee Frost returned Mon
day afternoon from n ten days bust
ness trip to New York and Canada.
Mrs. Ida Lynch, OF No. 1912 West
Grace Street, went on visit to Phil
adelphia, Pa, where she was joined
by Miss Lilly Lynch, and together they
are now spending some time at At
lantic City.
Miss Elsie Young has returned from
spending some time with relatives in
Petersburg. Va, and Miss Florence /.
Young returned to Richmond Thurs
day from visit to her brother, Mr..
Mercer G. Young, of Lynn, Mass, and
from travelling along the coast of Mas
eachusetts.
Mr.. Thomas S. Glbbon has returned
from business trip to Washington.
d. c.. and Mrs. Gibbon and her two
children, Miss Margaret Gibbon and
Master Thomas Gibbon, have re-
turned from spending two weeks near
Lawrenceville, Va. and have moved to
residence No. 1918 Grove Avenue.
Misses Daisy and Mary Baskette, and
Miss Annie May Craig. of Henderson.
KY. are attending the exposition, en-
route to their home after visit TO
Mrs. Marshall 2. Gordon, No. 307 Row
land Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Goodman
have returned to their home, No. 2011
wv Avenue. from a visit to Ocean
View and to the jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
Miss Mary Wootton, of Roanoke,
Va. Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
a. C. Bedford No. 2l15 Ivy Avenue.
Mrs. Walter \. Cross left Tues
day afternoon on two weeks visit
to her father, at Gilman, P. o, Han
over county.
Mr.. George A. Hundley. of Chicago,
Ill, has returned to his home from
a visit to his sister, Mrs. Il. B. Elicit.
No. 1870 Grove Avenue. Miss Mary
Harmon, of Chicago, is now her guest.
Mrs. Ralph Jessup and her three
children. Katie, Raymond and Clara
May Jessup, of Fayetteville, N. G., are
the guests of Mrs. Samuel j. Porter,
No. 2o2l IVY Avenue.
Miss Mary L. Anderson. of No. 81
North Meadow Street, is improving, az
ter an attack of appendicitis
Mr.. Edwin S. Granger. Of No. 800
North Meadow Street, left Saturday by
the Old Dominion Line of steamers for
New York. where he will spend his
vacation of n week or ten days.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Edwards. accom-
panied by Mrs. Judge Pugh. and her
two children, of Shreveport La, re-
turned to her home, No. 1926 Hanover
Avenue. Thursday from spending some
time at the Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. r. d. Morgan and little daugh-
ter Frances. have returned to their