The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

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Apno Keith Roynll, Jcllia Scott, Mary
Parrish, Lucy Ford Workman Susie
MCGUIRE. Edith Taylor Helen Tanner,
Grace Neal, Frances Myers, virginia
Whlteley, Elsie ingram, Helen Adams
and Fanny Millor. M
no study III 1'nrfs.
-FOUR Richmond girls Will leave next
autumn cor three months study
OF languages ana nrt In Paris and ali
extended tonr OF tile continent md the
British Isles. Mrs. Eosalio Slsinker
viii accompany her granddaughter,
MISS Rosalic Valentine to Paris. She
Is one of tho quartet. and the others,
Misses Dorothy Christian. Nancy Pat
ton and Mary Saunders.
Virginia Dtncli.
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Gardner, Of
Virginia Beach, gave. their guests q
most delightful outing ut Cape Henry
on "Wednesday night. Whllo some
spent the evening on the sand hills
in tho moonlight, Others danced ut the
pavilion. at q late hour iced watS0
melons werc served Among those
present were Judge and Mrs. 3. Tucker
Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Card
ner Mrs. James a. GriEg.&of Rich
Mond Mrs. Genelle. OF Roanoke: Misses
Marguerite. Lena, Lucy and Eloisoj
Brooke, OF Norfolk; Miss Georgia
iWomble, of smithfield;l Misses Mary
and Agnes Grigg. OF Richmond; Miss
Ernestine Gardiner. Miss Gladys Criner.
of West Virginia; Messrs. Hubert Witt,
of Richmond; Mr.. Charles Neal, Of
Baltimore; Mr.. Mills Neal, OF Rich
mond Mr.. Clay Kinsey. OF Petersburg;
Mr.. George Rhodes, Mr.. Lawrence
Brooke Mr.. A. L. Lambdin ana Mr..
q. w. Hodgson. OF Richmond. and
others.
Miss Lucy Christian Is still enter
tanning lavishly at Rancho Cottage
which Is ono Of the brightest and most
attractive on the Beach.
Misses Mario Koiner, Lucille Nelson,
Mamie Pi1kinton and Ella Smith, of
Richmond, are expected at tile Beach
this week to join tho number OF Rich
mond people who are already there.
The weekly drilling OF the life-sav-
ing crew. always q matter of great
interest to Beach visitors. will begin
the first week In August. The young
girls then try to make themselves most
attractive. so as to be asked to go
out with the crew When the lirc-boat Is
launched.
Birthday Celebration.
On Monday evening, July 18th. Miss
Resale NJ. Stone entertained num-
Der of her friends at little birthday
celebration, given to her by her pa
rents, at their home, No. ,2OO1 Floyd
Avenue.
Among those present were Misses
Edith RaEland, Edna Griffin, Kathleen
Gordon, Elizabeth Jetor, Grace Cham
berlain, Matte Willis. OF Baltimore;
Alma Stone. Lula Stone, Ethel De-
Laney, Fannie Wood, Carrie Thompson,
Jennie Jones, Amy Kratz, Eloy kratz,
Dixie Lawson, irene Savage, Florence
Kuhn. Jennie Wright, Addie Motley,
and Messrs. James Satrcrwhite, Charles
George Motley. John White,
Henry IIiggcrson, Boyd August. James
STROLLER, Cabell Rady, Herbert Rag
land, Frank Phillips, Jack Beveridge
Leslie Stone, Charles Stone, w. Il.
Drumhcller, William Dudley, Robert
Woodbridge Harry McGeorge, Mr.. King,
Mr.. and Mrs, Sharitz Mr.. and Mrs.
AIR. ana Mrs. Grey THO mas
Mrs. Kratz, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Lind
sey and Mr.. ana Mrs. q. II. stone.
Benefit OF ShcIterlnE Arms.
A moonlight excursion to Dutch Gan
VIII be given on the evening Of July
list !: There VIII be music and dane
ing. Tickets for sale at wharf,
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Gum and Miss
katherine Gum left Friday for East
Gloucester, Mass. where they will
spend the remainder Of July ana Au-
gust.
Mrs. II. NJ. Vaughan and children arc
spending several weeks at Cluster
Springs.
Mrs. w. II. Rogers is8visitlng Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Neal, on Third Street. in
South Boston.
MISC Grace Mills Neal, who has been