The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16

fence OF Anglican Bishops. extending
from July 3D. to August 9TH. Bishop
/ Randolph Will read Il paper on ".t'l,.
Relation OF Religion ana the Church to
Modern Philosophy
For ID = nursery.
/ A benefit Will be given ut lakewood
tomorrow for the benefit OF tile Belle
Bryan Day Nursery and Kindergarten.
The committee of arrangements for
the performance Will include Mrs.
lGeorge Warren. Mrs. st. George Bryan
and Mrs Robert Blankenship.
| In the afternoon there Will be baby
show. with three prizes offercd--one
Ito the prettiest: another to tile best
dressed aud n third to the latest baby.
!The prizes are a go-cart. from tile
smith Furniture Company; n cap and n
| pair of shoes. These are to be award
ed by Il committee of competent Judges.
| The usual attractions will be Of
| fcred in the evening. Combination tick
cts are for sale at Crenshnw's, T. a..
Miler's, Branch Aliens, Wells and
lChildrey's drug stores. Everybody is
urged to purchase these tickets at
these points. otherwise the Day Nurse
~ will not he benefited.
Personal Mention.
Miss Elizabeth Wingo has returned
from Mount de Sales Academy, where
she succeeded in capturing all of the
five honors which are awarded to the
second senior class. Miss Wingo has
as her guest Miss Nora Corbett of
Wilmington, N. G.
Mr.. Francis II. Bear was the guest
last week OF Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Bever-
idge. Mr.. Bear is returning from
William and Mary College, where he is
u student to spend his vacation at his
home in Churchv.llc. Augusta county.
Mayor John e. Rose, of Barton
Heights who has been quite sick.
has left for Mecklenburg Hotel, Chase
City to recuperate.
Mrs. George Stanley Parker and Miss
Alice N Parker leave to-day for Pitts
burg, Pa. where they VIII nave their
home IN future.
a party of young men. composed of
Messrs. Edward and Julian Mccarthy
Elicit Ready. John Royal and 1IugeneI
Gillian. are spending some time att
the Pocahontas Cottage. Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. Frank Duke. O.. Richhond and
Mrs. Andrew Lipscomb, of Washington,
are the guests OF Mrs. Lucian Cooke,
of Roanoke.
Mrs. Harvey Moore is visiting Miss
Emma Muse, at Port Norfolk.
Misses Helen and Ethel Heinz have
returned home from Mount de Sales
Academy, CWtonsville. Md. and are
with their mother. Mrs Nellie McCabe
Heinz. at Murphy's Hotel.
Mrs. Nininger, accompanied by ierI
brother, DR.. Ben Mooma" of Roanoke,
arrived in the city on Thursday, and
is at ST. Luke's undergoing treatment. |
Mrs. Robert Pegram is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hodges, |
at Willoughby lch.
Miss Mary Ball. who has been spend |
ing some time at Virginia Beach, is !
now the guest of Miss Nina Johns, off
Norfolk.
The commencement exercises of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary. near
Alexandria, will begin next Wednesday |
June 18th, at P. NJ, with an address
b. tho Rev. Arthur Selden Lloyd, oil
New York.
Miss Maud Mckinney, of Richmond,
is spending some time at Virginia
Beach the guest of Miss Blows cot !
tage.
Miss Sadie Robertson has returned
to her home in Hampton after two
weeks visit to relatives in the city.
Mr. Marshall Won Schlling has re-
turned to his home in Hampton. after
a visit OF several days to friends and