The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-25

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11ss ANNIE sTEGDR WINSTON.
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IN II and delightful Richmond a,l.
Av1 thor, has short story In tho
August Century that IL writ.
ten In her llappiest style, ind entitled
"Lovs and the Terror"
The hero % the story Is THE Ter.
eor,'' otherwise known as Thomas ] Of
and naturally depraved and Interesting
i specimen OF tho genus Small boy
The effect on his hitherto uninpres-
eionable mind and heart by Love, z as
represented In the person OF Tre1o-s
eicka Brantley furnishes rich material
for the exquisite hun1or and insight
into boy-nature. which renders Miss
Winston's childish summer idyl, with
q mountain hotel environment, 80
thoroughly truc to lifo and 80 abso-
: lutely readable
Cnptnin and Mrs. Grants Dance.
Captain Frank Grant, United States.
Army, and Mrs. Grant gave a delight
aul dance Thursday evening on board
the army transport Mcclellan, which
dropped out In the stream from Finch's
pier Tor the occasion.
An orchestra installed upon the aft
hatch furnished music. and the two
step waltz and Virginia reel were
danced on deck. About midnight q
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Among tho guests present were
Misses Mary and Flora Stuart, grand
daughters OF the Confederate cavalry
leader General4J. p. b. Stuart These
young ladies spent last winter at Stu
art Hall, In Stanton. and are now
with their parents, Captain and Mrs.
Stuart. at Hamp ton.
others ENJOYING Captain and Mrs.
Grants hospitality were Mr. and Mrs.
Franz Won Schilling, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Blackiston and Miss Blackiston, Of
Hampton: Lieutenant and Mrs. Glover,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Derry, Mrs Major.
Captain and Mrs. Frank A. Grant, Mrs.
". w. s. Butler. Misses Mary Grant.
Hortense Wray, Agnes Epes. Gladys.
Grant. Isabel Richardson and Bertrice
Rulla: Messrs. 7. a. McMurran, w. Lee
Thomas. w. L. Shumate. Robert Davis.
Frank Curtis. Captain Lothrop ana ar.
oliver, first oficer OF the Mcclellan.
LeaD Year Dance.
On Monday leap year dance was
given by the smart set OF Flncastle,
IN the dining-room OF the Western
Hotel. which proved to be the most
enjoyable affair OF the summer.
AN orchestra furnished excellent
music. and Refreshments were enjoyed
& at the close OF the evening.
Those dancing were Miss Nan ana
: Miss Mary Goodwin. Miss Rose and Miss
Isrma BreckinrIdge, Miss Lizzie Me-
Hoppy. Miss Josephine Haden. Miss
Carrie Waithall. Miss Helen carper,
Misses Harria and Cleveland: Mcssrs
James McHoppy. Peyton and John
Breckinridge, Alfred Preston, Roscoe
Woltz. Thomas Wilson. Mcssrs Dunn
and Tnliaferro. OF Orange; Messrs
Cash, Morgan. Brugh. Blair spiller.
An ~ AfaS 4Yay.
liam The chaperons were Mesdames
Claiborne Goodwin, j. r. Goodwin, John
Easley. OF Richmond. and Frank Hous-
man.
Personal Mention.
Misses Alice and Jennie Gary arc
visiting Mrs. Bertha Gary. of Newport
News
Miss Erma Fuller is the guest Of
Miss jamie. Simpson at the Methodist
parsonage In Berkeley.
Miss Ellen Payne is spending some
time as the guest OF her sister in
Gladstone Va.
Or. and Mrs. Richard L. Simpson arc
visiting Mrs. Howard Johnson on
Church Street. Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f. Jefferson.
who have left for their camp In the
Adirondack Mountains, were accompa-
Miller.
Mrs. H. F. Miller and sons left yes
terday to visit relatives in Danville. Ill.
Mr.. j. R. A. Hobson who has been
superintendent OF the Southern Bell
Telephone Company In Norfolk. has
been transferred by promotion to At
lanta. Mrs. Hohson4 was formerly Miss
Annie Lee Camm, the daughter OF Mrs.
a. B. Camm, OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mcpherson Cooke
have returned from q pleasant visit
to Mr.. Cookies former home in King
William county.
Miss Ada Gray, who has been the
guest of friends In Cumberland, has
returned to the city.
Miss Rose Gray has been er,tertain-
ing her friends most pleasantly by a
lawn party at Northneld. Cumberland,
and a hay ride.
Mrs. Swanson leaves to-day for her
country home near Chatham. va.
Mrs. Roy speights is the guest a.
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Rob-
& erts, OF West Point.
The engagement has been announc-
ed OF Miss Grace Bea.e Sadler, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. A. NJ. Grafton Of Peters
burg, to Mr.. Charles o. Godsey, also
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