The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
"v III, social event of the season In
Bedford county VIII take place
on Tuesday evening. when tliel
wedding of MrH. Clara l.nlliAnl

Mrs. Ewart belongs to one OF the
Oldest and most prominent families In
Piedmont Virginia, and is IL young wo-
man of many graces and attractions.
THE Otters,' her country estate Is
one of the finest in Bedford, and she
Towns other valuable property in Bed
ford City.
| Mr.. Morris is the son OF the late Ben
jamin S. and Mary A. Claiborne Nor
| ris. OF Franklin county, being de-
scended from Colonel William Clai-
borne, the famous Secretary of the
Colony of Virginia and the founder OF
the family In America. He is a brother
! OF Mrs. Mamie Claiborne Henry, wife
OF Captain Richard z. Henry, OF No.
100 Hanover Avenue this city, who
will attend the wedding. In addition
to the Mons Hotel. Mr.. Morris is the
owner of the beautiful Sunnyside es-
tate, near Bedford City.
| To Visit the Mansion.
! Governor Floyd, of New Hampshire,
and his official party will be in Rich
| mond Tomorrow afternoon, and will
| stop long enough, Ell route to the
jamestown tercentennial to visit the
Executive Mansion and pay their re-
| spects to Governor and Mrs. Swanson.
The hour of tho visit. has not yet
been decided on, as 1t depends largely
trains. A small company has been ask
ed to meet the Governor of New Hamp-
shire and his party, which numbers
about thirty people
Certainly one of the most agreeable
features OF the Jamestown Exposition
has been the social intercourse which
1t has brought about between the rep
resentatives of the different sections Of
the United States. and Richmond peo-
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to be extended by the Governor of
Virginia and his wife to the distin-
guished visitors of tomorrow.
Souvenir Program.
The souvenir official program for
Rhode Island Day exercises at the
Jamestown Exposition is very artistic
and appropriate.
On the first page is a reproduction
of Stuarts portal tot ashington: and
following the program is n photo
graphic reproduction of letter written
by Washington from Mount Vernon. in
1897. to the General Assembly of Rhode
Island. The exercises Will be held In
the Auditorium at 1890 o'clock A. M.
and the reception at the Rhode Island
Building, from to p NJ.
Ohio Day, on September 18th comes
next and cards sent out by the Ohio
bossed In gold. A program of the day
and invitations for the reception to be
held by the Governor of Ohio, from
TO 10 p. NJ, accompany the cards.
Miss SeIden Returns.
Miss Nancy Selden. who has been the
much admired and feted guest OF Mrs.
George Ambrose Allen, of Erie, Pa,
started from Erie for Washington, ID.
c.. yesterday, and is expected home
to-day.
Every day and hour of Miss Sell
denis visit has been filled with gaiety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and their Erie
friends exerting themselves to render
her stay delightful, as it proved to be,
from start to finish
Miss Brickhouse Arrives.
Miss Carrie S. Brickhouse arrived in
Richmond Wednesday evening from
Norfolk and entered at once upon the
discharge of her duties as superintend-
ent of Sheltering Arms Hospital.
The ladies' composing the hospital
board feel that they have been UNI
usually fortunate in securing Miss
Brickhouse She is graduate OF the
training school in j. Pierpont Nor
gan's Hospital. New York. has passed
the State examination and been as
sistant superintendent OF the Fro
B.
The Sheltering Arms Hospital viii
be open for the reception of patients
tomorrow.
Personal Mention.
Rev. Landon r. Mason and Mrs. Ma
son and Mrs. James NJ Amber, of
Baltimore, Md. who have been the
guests OF Miss Virginia Mason at the
University OF Virginia, are now the
guests of relativesf In Fauquier before
returning to Richmond.
Mrs James Lee Shelton. of No. Ills
West Avenue. has as her guest Mrs.
Roland Mallory, Of New York.
Mrs. James A. Moncure is spending
some time with friends in Cumberland.
Va. Little Master James and Miss
Julia Moncure are at Cold Sulphur
Sarah Moncure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Slater, of Red
lands. California, are visiting their
mother. Mrs. George L. Bidgood at No.
$50 West Grace Street. Mr.. Slater is a
delegate from Southern California to
the General Episcopal Convention
meeting In Richmond in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Rupp are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Page at
No. 300 West Main Street.
Mrs. M. L. workman has returned
from visit OF several weeks at Warm
Sulphur Springs. Va.
Miss Emily Parrish. who has been
summering In charlottesville. Va, is
now visiting relatives at Arlington,
Va.
Miss Mary Pickett. of Montgomery,
Ala, Is the guest in Richmond of her
uncle, Mr.. Thomas Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hancock have
| returned from pleasant visit to the
Jamestown Tercentenninl.
Mrs. J. r. Taylor OF No. 1917 Grove
avenue, was a guest at luncheon last
Wednesday at the Jefferson Hotel with
Mr.. and Mrs. Towne. editors Of the
Nautilus, Holyoke. Mass.
Mr.. John p. Mcclure, OF McGuire's
School, has returned to the city.
Mrs. Lille Dansey, after pleasant
visit to Boscobel, Va. has returned
| home.
Captain and Mrs. j.. r. Eggleston
and Mrs. Eggleston, sister. Mrs. j. S.
Armstrong, Jof Raymond. Miss, are
visiting their nephew, Professor r.