The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

| the Valentines at the Healing Springs
on sunday afternoon, the additional
| guests being Mr. and Mrs. w. Vernon
Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. orvillc 70. Bab-
cock, Miss Annie Wheeler and Philip
| W. DcCostcr.
Miss Carol Hartman entertained
| Informally at tea at the oaks for
company which included the Misses
| Evelyn Witllorbec, Cornclia and Agnes
Landon and Evnndcr B. Schloy.
Miss Dorothy Gardner Williams was
the guest of honor at u luncheon given
at lassifcrn Farm on Sunday after
noon. by her father Gardner VIII
iaus.
Mrs. William C. Denny entertained
at bridge luncheon last Saturday.
complimcntary to Mrs James McCrca
Wheeler Luncheon was served In The
grille. and after bridge in tho red
card-room, tho guests adjourned TO
the Casino Tor tea
sino during tho week have included
Madames Robert II. McCurdy, r.. :.
Mccormick. William A.. Glasgow. j. II.
Mcl'adden. Harry McNab Wyllc, j.
crick Edey, John Il. Drc&cl F'ranS
W. Cheney. William II. Spence. Allen
3 Ripley. j. Prentice Kellogg, George
Haven Abbott, Frederick B. Jennings,
r. r Dillon, Sidney Snyth and Edgar
A. Pole.
Private car parties of The week ave
included Mr.. and Mrs. Allen IS Rip
Icy, the former the son of President
Edward p. Ripley, of the a. I and $.
arrived from New York on Thursday
for the Weekend; Mr. and Mrs. +. o.
Melcher who came in from pittsburgh:
Representative and Mrs Frank Q. Low
dc,i. who arrived from Washington,
Richmond sunday, with G. G. Niche,
and spent the day at the Homestead.
DR.. and Mrs Henry S. Pole WIFE
spend the remainder of the spring
season with Judge and Mrs. w. Toward
McClintic, VINO have reopened the oak
lands for the spring and summer
Mrs. NJ. b, Taliaferro entertained at
a bridge party at the mansc on Tues,
day evening. complimentary 10 MISS
Margaret Taliaferro.
III. r. Taliaferro, who spent a por-
tion of the week in Richmond. re-
turned to tho Homestead on Wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Taliafcrro, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. + L.
Marshall, in orange, is expected back
soon.
Among recent arrivals al the Hone
and Mrs. E. y, Jackson. Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs j.. f.. Carlisle, George a. Ellis,
Ir MI. and Mrs. Prentiss Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. IL. II. Gates, Mrs. II Harper,
Benedict, Mr. and Mrs. Jose NJ Diaz,
Mrs. j.. NJ; Thompson, MI And And Mrs Mrs
Haven Abbott Mr. and Mrs. r.. ii.
Barnes and Miss s. Barnes =, Of ,,,: New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Babcock,
of Watertown; Eben ID. Jordan, Mrs.
John Thorndike, Mr. and Mrs G. r;
Darling, G. w Whittier and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ Devlin, of Boston; George
| W. Roydhousc, Herman Thomas. Mr;
and Mrs. c. c. Ceilings and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Glasgow, Jr.. of Philadci-
phta; Senator Eugene Hale, Mrs
! Wesley Merritt, L. $. Macon, D. )
lIendrirle, j. T. Hcndrick and Lieu
tenant and Mrs, II. 7. Dillon, y >
n, of Washington: T. swan Frick,
Donnell swan, II, " Crull, Il. g. q:
| Chandler and Edward 5. Little. OF
| PittsburE; Hugh \. McMullen, OF
sydney. Australia; Mrs. j. ~. Brown
Ing. OF Charlottesville; Mrs. / -. Card.
we'll, of Harrodsburg. Ky; William e.
oates. Jr., Of Montgomery; Rev; j. II,
Howcrton of Lexington; j. y. taulk.
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Brooks and
/ Miss Brooks. of Richmond.