The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL.
s--r-Hf; a. r. Y. Al excursion to be
given to jnnestown Island on
Tuesday, July 3oth. by the
steamer Brandon. promises to

given to Jamestown Island on |
Tuesday, July S0th, by the
steamer Brandon. promises to
one OF the most important and
tr,oasant of midsummer river and ISL |
and outings. 8s
4 Many who failed to visit the island
ipn May 18th will now have the oppor.
l tunity 70 do, and to ace for the frat
time the Rest House built by the
United States government. and having
sample accommodation for large COM
lpany OF cScursionlsts.
The EnElish country house odolcd
fHfter Malvern HILL" and built by the
lNntiona1 Association, Daughters OF the
,American Revolution, will also then be
lfinished; so Will the granolithic walk
way extending the length OF the sea
wall. s
There will thus be much that Is en-
tirely new to interest the visitor to the
island in addition to the EurgesH ronu-
!, nlent, which Ia to be unveiled by tho
Norfolk braich OF the Association for.
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiqui-
ties on that day. Miss Louie Taylor,
the directress OF tho Norfolk branch.
has arranged an attractive program OF
exertises for the day. TO be announced
later. The monument VIII commence
(, rate the meeting OF the first House OF
Burgesses in the Jamestown Church
in July, 1919
Tickets Will be placed on sale within
a weak Al the Virginia Historical So.
tcictv. 7o7 East FRANKLIN street; Branch
r .&Aller.s No ss6 East Main street:
tho Rosemary Library, corner Of Fourth
tand Franklin Streets: Brigga's Phar-.
macy, Harrison and Grove Avenue. and
4. X. shepherd's No. 4o5 East Broad
Street.
Mrs. Swanson Leaves.
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Mtarsdan' artr,aa,,i,t. Va ,,,ha 80
s.iii visi. NJ. TIGnbn swanaon mi, ~.
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return to the jamestown Exposition In
Mime to attend. the celebration OF Rich
tmond Day.
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..'ss .leue.ioh "a =. Nys.'oiii an pre- pre-
sia M,s a. the piano u ~ 49,, ~
MISS Mande Weaver Heath; the brides
AR. Herbert =, Latta. OF Raieieh. N.
&C.. will act as best man. Other at
+endants ,y,,l No :, ,he hr,dean,.,ids
,SIissss siareara, Harnar rortnnn ~
l1 .ynchhur. Ana Mas Addie Cartar WI
s1io,,,, ho.h a.,,,.tns =, M isrt1a
tiu ,na po.n cousins . - WIG p,!ae.
ne pt'ae ana groom VIII iea3e I'M.
nediately after the ceremony for the
Isle OF Palms, South Carolina, the
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n-a,..t ~, ~
NV tns.n tou' anu WIZ oe az nome
after september lst at NO. 1900 East
. Frace Street.
Return 10 yirpinIn.
800 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter VrendcnburRh, OF
New York. who have been amending
their HONEYMOON at the eroon,.s s,m.
,ner horns IN Nn,v Iarsav hay. .rri,,oa
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~ -, ma ana are the guests OF Mrs
fVrendelIhu rgh's.parents, Mr.. and Mrs
8 Alexander Baker,sin Winchester. Mrs
lNrcndenburgh was formerly Miss yir.
,ginia Cabell Baker and her marta o.
On ,June ISL Was an sya.,, 80 go, ~ :,
Interest
The marriage Of Miss Sallie NJ
Morton, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
Morton, to Mr.. ] ohm L. Wells, OF Rich
anond. took place in the home OF the
brides parents. in Danville. Va. on
Thursday evening last, at O'Clock
The Rev. J. g. Holland offlciated
Ii Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Will mako thelt