The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15

Florida. and child, are at No. els Eas,
Franklin street. MIR. Hooker, who
spent some time In William Byrd Hos
pital, is much improved In health.
Misses Estele. 1nez and Cornclia II.
Cooke, have rcturaed home after a
delightful visit to Newport News,
Hampton. Old Point, Ocean View and
the exposition.
Mrs j. j. Splitting and daughter,
Miss Lillian. of No, 10 East Leigh
street have returned home from tho
hot SPRINGS Va. where they have
been for the past six weeks.
The gaieties ut the Couythouse Flo
tel. Chesterfield. were Brought to a
close Thursday evening by q ',rackey
Party. Mr.. Gray Watson as II baby.
with Mrs. w. L. 4. Rogcrson as his
nurse, was the hit of the evening
The singing of Mr.. and Mrs Asher.
Mss Mlsssa WATSON Mr. Rogerson and MIR.
Gakewalks, sn.rt dancing. recita-
lions. oid-fashioned dances and music
We're followed by u melon feast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogerson and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Gray Watson and tie
Misses Watson. Miss Nora Shopper
son and others leave the end of the
week.
Mrs, II. Wakefield and her daugh-
ter, Miss Sadie Wakefield. who have
been spending several weeks at CntI!n
Cottage, on Hampton Roads. viii re-
turn to the city Monday
Miss Grace Palmer, who has been
visiting friends in Hampton for the
past two weeks. has returned.
Mrs Thomas n. r3nos left to-day to
visit Mrs. w. NJ. Perkins. OF Louisa,
a party. composed OF Professor and
Mrs, Melvin A. Martin, of Woman's col
lege, this city; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brant-
ley Bray. Wakema, Va; Mrs. w. S.
sowers, of Dawea Va; Mrs, w. =.
Bray and Miss Lucille Bray of Wakema,
va; Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Eastwood of
West Point, Va, have made a recent
visit to Jamestown Exposition. They
were guests of the Inside Inn. Return
ing from the exposition, Professor and
Mrs. Martin visited Mrs Martins sister,
Mrs w. S. Eastwood, of West Point.
Va, From West Point they went to
visit MIR. and Mrs. j. Brantley Bray,
at Wakema.
Miss Sallie NJ Puryear. who has been
summering at her fathers home. in
Orange, Will be at No. 511 West Grace
Street in few days.
Colonel Charles Mercer Smelling. of
Athens, Ga, dean of Franklin College
and ice-chancellor of the University
OF Georgia, will be the guest of his
sister. Mrs. S. j. Moffa1t, and his nieces.
Mrs. Elizabeth Durrett and Mrs. ]. Wes-
ley Williams. some time i'll September
Miss Minnie Brooking, of Irwin, va.
and Miss Halle Wheeler, of st. Edward,
Nf,h Ia,
Mrs. Coason Parrish. of No. 2512 Han
over Avenue.
Misses Mabel and Helen Davis have
returned home after a pleasant trip to
Petersburg, Prince George county and
the exposition.
Mrs. ]. Brantlcy Bray passed through
the city this week on her way to visit
her mother, Mrs. w. S. Bowers. at
Dawn, Va.
Misses Alice and Emma Netberland
have returned TO the city, and have as
their guest Miss Margaret j. Ander-
son, OF Mount Gilead n. C..
Mrs j. Fl. Capers, Jr, and little SON
have returned from spending several
weeks at Blue Mountain Summit, Pa.
Miss Josephine JeYries, of No. 721
East Clay Street, still continues quite
sick at Virginia Hospital.
Miss Lola Nicholas, who has been the
quest of her cousin, Miss Florence
Jones, in Suffolk. Va. will return home
to-day.
Mrs Robert M. Kent has returned
from a visit to friends in Roanoke, Va.
Miss Lille Mccain is at home after
being the guest of Miss Katherine
Meredith in Newport News.
Among Richmond visitors to Norfolk
on Wednesday last were Mrs. G. Nc
Carthy, Mrs. w. II. Mason Miss Mason,
Mr., George w. Hunter and family, Dir.
Cullen S. Pitt and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S.
Reams.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Farmer are visit
ing relatives in Danvilc, Va.
Misses Gussie and Dalsle Parsely
have returned home after a delightful
stay Of three weeks With friends on
the Eastern Shore.