The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
SOCIAL and
PER SOlNAl-
- IANs are being made through,
out tho city for n pleasant
N and, III many INSTANCES all
NIT OF Town retp hrntf nt, ~

- lIANo HI sEDelH 3 maze t1rOuSIl.
out tho city for n PLEASANT
n and, III many INSTANCES, all
out.Of-town celebratioil OF
the Fourth of July. 4
a Tic clubs here. except the country
\ clubs will sbc rather empty. AT the
4 NYomafi's club tea will be served In
formally. but 80 many members are
out of town that the gathering there
VIII be small by culfiparison
Woman's Exchange will be closed
for the day, and women generally are
asked to note this fact and make their.
plans accordingly.
party including Miss Matte r.
Z 1jarris, Miss Lucetta Madison Knox. OF
1tichmond, and Mrs. Greenway, OF Lex
ington, KY. Will sail from, New York
to-day by the Columbia, Of the Anchor
Line, for Glasgow. They Will tour
Scotland, England. France and swift.
zerland. and return September 18th
by the ICELAND, OF the Red Star Line.
A party OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w.
p Glinn.FH. Fl. A1cvey, Robert S.
crnmp, clyde Ratclirfe, j. L. Phippen
and j. Il. Phippen. Jr.--have arranged
a fishing party for the day at Buckroe
Beach and Old Point.
Mr. and Mrs Egbcrt G. Leigh. sJr.. Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Anderson and Col
onel and Mrs Alexander Cameron. Will
be at their respective country homes
in Orange county for hethoidas.
Mrs. James a. Moncurc and family
are spending July at the Rockbridge
this, and are enjoying daily drives
through the lovely country around the
Baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Dimmock. accom-
panied by Master NJ. J. DiInmock Jr.
Will go to their country home near
fredericksburg. and Mrs. Dimmock
and her son will not return until the
first of October
RIrtbdny Celebrated.
The friends OF Miss Effie Virginia
Rufftn celebrated her sixteenth birth
day on juno cath, at the home OF Pro-
lessor George r. Clarke, No. 422 North
Twenty-fifth Street. After, several In
tcresting games the participants as
aeAnbled In the dining. room. where
"a handsome repast was served. the
table being especially beautiful In Its
decorations. Miss Ruffin was the re-
cipient of many presents, and at late
hour the guests departed. after most
charming evening.
Those present were Misses Wray
Clarke. Mary Winston. Lille, Julia
md Rosa Clarke. Agnes Miller, Ruby
g. MOouSs f1dZel HfoeSeTIdRc. Etnei Br1nK-
Icy. Susie and Bessie Fisher. IVA La
rier. Grace Ferguson, Nettie Gibson.
Mrs. J.. V. Rufiin. Mrs. Iva Greentree,
Mr.. and Mrs. George y. Woody. Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. r. Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Wilson. Messrs. eddie Clarke. Charles
il. Woody. Joseph G. Ross. Jr,. Ben
Moody. Howard Clarke. Leslie Bar
foot. a. c. Beveridgc W. w. Clarke,
s Lee a. Jones. G. a. McDonough G. a.
Lumsden Charles Nichols, Eugene Car
SON Ernest Uranium and Arthur VIII
son.
Sn,lth-Dnkcr.
Tie wedding OF Miss Ruth a. Baker
10 Mr.. W. c. Smith was celebrated by
the Rev. Charles Z. Stuart. In the home
OF the bride. No. 905 North Twenty
seventh Street at 9 p. N. Wednesday.
The bride was Sowned in white
Jchiffon, and carried Bride roses. The
attendants were Misses Bessie Baker
and Ellie Freeman. Messrs. Lewis Eok
and John Baker. a reception followed
the ceremony.
Match Game.
Much Interest is Eel, In match
game OF baseball. to be played at
Broad Street Park Tuesday afternoon,
July 18th, at 1870 o'clock. between the
doctors of Norfolk and Richmond, and
q large crowd is expected
Most Enjoyable Dance.
", Ayv,pr s~x.t H., III