The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11

~ ner Social Register are Of par
ticulnr interest, The record
~ shows u large decrease In tho
number OF society people travel
ing abroad.
OF the 1903 families or individuals
belonging to New, York, Washington.
Philadelphia. Boston, Chicago Bnlti-
more. ST. Louis, Buffalo, Plttsburg.
Providence, ST Paul and Minneapolis,
San francisco, and the Southern cities
from Richmond to Atlanta, who hive
sent their summer addresses, 5,T6S are
summering inland. an increase OF 20
per cent over last year; 1923 are at
the senshore, a decrease OF ID per cent;
1,oGa families have gone abroad since
April LIST. as compared with t71S last.
year; III foreign bankers addresses
are given, as compared with 1898 last
year. a decrease in foreign residences
OF some As per cent; $50 families have
arrived, as compared to only 209 last
year, n very large increase OF returns
from abroad; 1872 families are living on
their yachts, as compared to 60 last
year; 642 persons have married since
April 1st1as compared to 537 last year;
TO men and 132 women have died. as
compared with the deaths Of 1873 men
and 1l3 women for the corresponding;
period last year.
or the 5.7Ga inland residences: so
families are at LeroI, as compared to
so last year: 1853 families are at Be-.
nardsville and Morristown. as com
pared to 1873 last year; I6s are In the
Adirondacks, as compared to l16 last
year: 16S are In Canada, as compared
20 III last year.
no gna ~
are at Bar Harbor. 934 are on the New
England coast, OF which 331 are at
Newport and Jamestown and so at.
Earragansett: 3l5 are on the North
Shore OF the Sound, in Westclester and
Connecticut; sbS are in Long Island.
divided as follows: 273N on the North
Shore. 4l6 on the South Shore and
Hampstead, etc; 1853 are at the Hamp-
tons. 3s6 are on the Jersey coast. as
compared with 337 last year.
DR.. Dabncy. NJ Trice and wife, of
Aroore's Brook. near charlottesville:
MIS- porhes p 81 P Ias and
through the city yesterday en- route
to Virginia Beach.
a Mis- Chester Weeda anio who is at at.
University. arrived in the city yester-
day to spend few days. She returns
Monday.
Miss Margaret Eaglesheld, Of Indian
apolis. and Miss Bessie Jackson. OF
Richmond. are now guests OF MISS
Martha Bell. in Stanton.
Miss Susie Bowler after spending
some weeks at West Point. as the
guest OF Captain and Mrs A. r. Smith
ers. has returned home.
sIr. Tazewell Darlington, Jr.. son OF
Mr.. T. NJ. Darlington, is visiting MIS-.
Nellie Darlington, OF South Boston.
Miss Sadie Atkinson left on Wednes-
day for Boston. where she Will spend
the summer with relatives.
Mr. Ben Hessberg is visiting friends
and relatives in Danville.
Mrs. Myers and daughter. Miss jose
phine Myers, arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
s. NJ. Glenn. of Glenn Heights" near
South Boston.
MISS Lucille r. Pelouzc, Miss Adei-
aide Pclouze and Mr.. Henry L. Pelouze.
of No. 1000 West Grace Street, are
spending the summer 1T the colonial
bone of their grandparents. Bustleton.
Pa.
The Rev. Eugene Rawlings has re-
turned to the city from Roanoke, where
he spent few days last week.
Mr.. C. N. East. of Staunton, Is In the
city fos few days.
anu MRS. H. ". ld}Ttl anu rIlllle
son are spending some tinie at Sweet
Ertas
Mrs. Charles Cohen is in Germany
and Will return to America in Sep
te,nbe:
Mr.. H O. Williams is spending the
month OF Jtiy at Thousand Island Park.
New York.
Professor j. w. CAN'T has returned
from an extensive tour Of the South,
and is now at Howardsville.
Mrs. II. *. Breeder is spending some
time at Red Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. B. p, Johnson VIII spend the
summer months with friends in Ball
sam. n. c.
Mrs. Robert 3. Archer will spend the
month of July and part OF August at
Hawthorne inn. Gloucester. Mass.
Mrs. Frank Wise Is registered at the
Cliff House Kennebunkport, Me-, and
will return 10 Richmond il September.
Miss Margaret Weddell is guest in
the home OF Colonel Robert stribling,
at Markham Va.
Miss Mary G. Zollichoffers is visiting
friends in Cleveland, Ohio. and will