The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31
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Returned to Richmond.


Mrs. John A Coke. Jr.. and Mrs.
Robert Pegram, who have been oc-
cupying a cottage at Virginia Beach
for the months of June and July. have
returned to the city. Mrs. Coke and
Mrs. Pegram will spend the remainder
of the summer in Asheville. n. G., re-
turning to Richmond about the latter
part of September.
Miss CauEhy Entertained.
The following from the Atlanta
Journal will be of interest here. where
Miss Caushy has many friends and
relatives:
"one Of the delightful parties OF
Saturday afternoon was the informal
bridge at which Miss Alma Higgins
entertained in honor of her guest
Miss Kathleen Caughy, of Milan. ltaly.
Vases and bowls of sunfowers
were prettily arranged in the
Miss Caughy has many friends and
white, and after the game delightful
refreshments were served. which car
ried out the color scheme of yellow
and white. The first prize was lace
veil, the second a silver hat r!n, and
tho guest of honor was presented
pretty souvenir,
"N1iss Higgins received her guests
wearing a pink silk gown trimmed
with lace.
"NIiss caughy was attractive in a
white embroidered null gown over
yellow silk.
invited to meet the guest OF honor
were twelve friends"
Returned From Abrond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Grant VINO
| have been abroad for the past severa
months, returned to this country last
week on the steamship Carmania ana
| are now at their home in this Guy.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant spent good dea'
| of their time in England and Scotland
| and rnotored through the rural dls'
| tricts of France and Germany.
TO Visit Blue Ridge Springs.
Mrs. Ellen Perrin, who has been at
Atlantic City for some time. has re-
turned TO Richmond, and will spend
| the month of August at the Butralo
| Lithia Springs. Mrs. Baskerville and
Miss Matte Baskerville, who have
| also been at Atlantic City, will leave
| in few days for the Blue Ridge
I Springs.
| Visiting In Baltimore.
Mrs. A. s. Word and daughter, MISS
Louise Word, left yesterday for Bal
timore, where they will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Nutting at thell
home, 1923 Utah Place. From Balti.
| more Mrs. Word and her daughter WI
| go to Germantown. Pa where they
| Will spend some time visiting FRIENDS
Later they will visit Montclair. N. j.
and New York City before returning
| to Richmond.
Attending House Party.
Miss Margaret Freeman has gone e
tllpemarle county, where she will 81
a member of very attractive hous'
| party given by Mrs BRUINS, OF New
| Orleans. at her summer home IN ina
| county. Miss Elizabeth Bentley Is ais
among the guests Of her cousin, MIS-
! BRUINS.
/ Registered at the Digs Cottage.
Among those registered at IN
Digs Cottage, Ocean View. for tn
past week have been: Mrs. e. N
Isaac. l.. Isaac, Mrs. Levy, OF Norfolk
Dr. Allen, OF Boston, Mass; DR.. an
Mrs +. r. Harris Miss Helen Harris
Miss Florence Butler, Miss Isape
Perry. OF Henderson, N. G.. Mrs j. I
4 Andrews Miss Emma Andrews Q
Roanoke; DR., and Mrs Jarrett, Q
Portsmouth, G. H. Knight, OF Lynch
burg; Josph IS. Montgomery Dr., Q
/ Klchmond w l.. Robinson, OF Con
cord, n. C., Mrs. John Kesntch, MISE
Carl and Emma Kesnlch, OF Rlcnino!la !,
| John Rickertts, U. S. NJ; j. w. Coi
Inns OF Richmond; Mrs S. O. STAPLE!
S. G. Staples, Jr.. OF Washington, Si's
Marie ellis, of Norfolk; MISS He1e
! Kegler, of Washington, n. W ~ ~
Mrs BENJAMIN A. Hord. MT. and MT
O. r. Hord, Miss Mary 2, Beale, Mr.
sarah lSeliey, Miss Elizabeth Hor'
Gilmore S. Redwood, all of Richmon'
6, r. Blount. q. w Blaunt Of Wilson
n. G.: MISS Bette A. Moore. !, Ms
Annette L. Moore. Of Lynchburg; :,
Pierce. j. M. Fierce. G. L. Lmer'ei