The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24

'iSiis w ma ldIIlllleS, ana Is q very
handsome young lady. Through her
mother she is granddaughter OF VIII
liam s. Thaw and q great-granddaugh
ter of Parson McRae and his wife,
Ann Dent Hayes. She is niece.
through her father. Of Mrs. William
fucker Darlington and the grand
daughter OF Tazewell Sydnor Morton
and Mary Darlington Scott.
After August LIST Mr.. and Mrs Grif-
fin will reside at No. 7OS East Grace
Street.
Left Last Evening.
Misses Matte P. and Maria Harris.
OF No. 202 East Main Street left last
night for Blue Mountain House. They
VIII be joined later by Miss Rennods
and Miss Lucetta NJ Knox. and will
go to Smithburg Md, for a month.
Tickets for Sale.
Tickets for the excursion under the
auspices of the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
to Jamestown Island, on July 30ti,
have been placed on sale at the def.
ferson and Richmond Hotels, the Vir-
ginia Historical Society. the Rosemary
Library, the Woman's Exchange.
Branch Aliens and Thaw & Grants, on
Main Street, and Shepherds. on Broad.
Tickets can also be gotten from Mrs.
Alice M Tyler at The Times D ispacth.
and from Miss Mamie B. Baughman,
at No. 1903 Grove Avenue Miss Baugh-
man has the sale Of State rooms in
charge and those desiring to secure
them would do we'll to see her at
once.
The chairman Of the excursion
makes personal appeal to the differ.
ent patriotic organizations in Rich
mond, to lend their aid In rendering
the excursion a success. 1t Is
hoped that the interest, OF the
occasion and the program OF
exercises for the unwilling OF mon.
ument 10 the First House OF Burgesses
in Virginia. will not fail to make its
own appea, to the public to whom a
cordial invitation is extended Cor the
10th. For fuller information. readers
are referred to the advertisement ap.
pearing elsewhere in the columns OF
The Times-Dispatch.
Fruit supper.
A most enjoyable fruit supper was
given at Forest Viii Friday evening
in honor OF Miss Pansy Blanton, OF
Shelby. NJ c. Among those presen,
were Misses Myrtle Belts and Mamie
Donald. Of Manchester: Inez. Estelle
and Cornelia Cook. Mary B. Sarvay
Linnette and Isola Godsey. Ethel Nose.
ley. Leila Leftwich. Edith and Mary
Murray. Alice Tinsley. Mary and Ida
LYMAN: Messrs. Percy Stone. Orlando
Sykes. William Foxes. Eugene Muir.
ray. G.. Stephenson. Ralph Ludwig
Gary, Blade. Buford, Moseley and B
Jones. The party was chaperencd b,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Leftwich and Mrs
| Murray.
Stny-nt-HOmc Whist.
| G,
Monday evening with Mr.. John Tyler
Three tables played with Miss Ruther
foord and Mr.. Tyler as winners. TIL.
next meeting Will be with Mrs. c. w
| p Brock.
Pitts-Childrcy.
Among the interesting weddings o
! the week was that of Miss Heller
| Louise Chiidrey, to Rev. Oscar Dep
/ Pitts, which occurred at O'Clock yes
| terday afternoon. The ceremony tool
| place In the home Of the bride
| mother, Mrs. Helen Robinson Childrey
| of No. BIG South Fourth Street. Th
! wedding was very quiet affair, onl.
the Immediate relatives Of the con
tracing parties being present. Mis-
/ Childrey is quite a favorite in socia
/ circles and lis very prominently con
i nected. Mr.. Pitts is q son OF Mr.. AM
Mrs. William II. Pitts.
(. Flo is officially connected with sew
/. eral corporations In this city. Mr.. an
i Mrs Pitts left on ths north boun
4 train for New York. and upon thci
return they Will reside at the home O
4 the groom's father, No. 11O1 Yves
/ Franklin Street, They will be at HON
to friends after September Is, 1907.
4 No invitations were sent cut, b,l
i cards of announcement have been is
. sued.
Lawn Party.
4 A highly enjoyable lawn party wi!
be given this evening from to i
o'clock by the congregation Of tn
I Church of the Holy Comforter. on tn
beautiful church lawn.
4 Novel attractions are offered. en-
4 suring delightful time. Admissio
is free. and every body Will be welcome
bellevue House Party.
! Among those present at a hous
. party given at the home of Mrs. Wi
liam r. Abbot. of Bellevue, Va, ar
Miss Mary Beirne, of Richmond; Mis-
Annie G. Berkeley. of Danville. Va
Miss Emily Peter, of Baltimore. Md
Mr. Chapman Of Boston; Mr.. Bottle
of Washington, D. c.; Mr.. Heth {
d Lexington. Va; Nessrs. Abbot an
"A others.
/. 4ASullpHs q
Miss Mollie Mansfield, of No. 81
West Marshall Street. is visiHn
friends in Charleston. S. c. Miss Mans
field is originally from Charleston, an
claims a host OF friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ~. b. Crawford
No, 1901 Park Avenue. have left Il
n Northern tour that will rcluc
visits to New York. Albany, Bosto
I Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Toront
Canada.
Mr.. 1r. Nj Matthews. who has bee
visiting his mother, Mrs. M. II. Ma
thews of No. 220l Park Avenue, h,
returned to his home In New Yol
II City.
Mrs G. n. Harwood and daught
are spending some time Mt Ocean Nie'
Mrs Eugene Mnssie is spending Il
G summer at her country home in Alb
I. marie county.
Miss Ida Iabliston is Summarizing
q Woodlawn, the home of Mr. and MI
y r.. A. frrce near Rucknnr's Static
S Louisa county.
It II Mrs. Hughes Deneon, daughter al
nurse have returned from visit