The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24

THE last week In July VIII hnd u
great number OF Richmond peo-
- ME departing for the fashionable
resorts OF the North Just now Atlantic
City, the Thousand Islands and the
shores of New England are the most
Favored BY Virginia society. Later,
vhen the season opens at Newport, u
large number of Richmond people VIII
sperd the month of August at that re .
sort Yachting seems to be the az
traction for great many OF the par
ties going North, and several parties
have been cruising about Long isiaia ;,
Sound and the shores of New EhsiaHu
for the past month.
Some OF the Richmonders motoring
through New England are Mr.. ana MIS-.
Carroll II. Montague and party VINO
spent the early part OF the summer a.
..Dundee," Forest Hill. They VIII spena
several weeks in New England ana also
IN Canada before returning to Rich
mond.S Mr.. and Mrs. j T. Tinsley and
party are also touring New England
in their machine.
Mrs. Jack Temple, of Temple
Lodge near Richmond, who has been
spending the months of June and July
at the Greenwood Cottage. Willoughpy
Beach. left Richmond Thursday at noon
to spend some time travelling in the
North with party of friends They
will visit the Thousand Islands To-
ronto. Atlantic City, New York, Niagara
and a number OF places of interest IN
canada and New York before return
ing to Richmond.
Miss Mary Traylor is visiting friends
at Atlantic city for this. week, after
spending some time at West Point,
where she attended the dances given
during graduation week. Miss Tray
Tor will later join her sister, Miss Anne
Traylor. at Newport, where they Will
be the guests of their grandmother for
the remainder of the season. .
Sidney Buford Scott, who spent Fri
day and Saturday In town with his
grandparents, Colonel and Mrs. A. S,
Buford, has recently returned from
cruise on the yacht Lady with his
uncle. George Scott. and party of
friends. They spent most of the time
cruising about Larchmont Bay and
Long Island Sound Mr.. Scott left Sat-
urday evening for Royal Orchard:
where he will spend the rest of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Talbot, Miss
Nellie Talbot, Mrs. Allan Talbot and
Mrs. w. S. Armistead are among the
Richmond people spending this week
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. I.eary and Miss Nora. Leary will
leave Richmond some time this week
for Biddeford Pool. Maine, where they
will spend the month of August.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Lindsey ana
daughters, of 600 West Franklin Street,
are also spending the summer on the
coast of Maine.
Mrs. Levin S. Joynes and Misses Ju'
liza and Archer Joynes will leave Rich
mond Monday for New England, where
they will spend several months as the
guests of Mrs. Joynes's mother, Mrs
Coggill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. smyth arr
spending the summer with Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. C. Meacham. at "Edgemere.
their country place near Wolfboro.
H
spend August mt the White.
Miss Eugenia Selden Taylor. whit
has been spending the past month a
her fathers country home, "Fonticello.
near Forest Hill. will leave the frs
week in August for the Greenbrie
White Sulphur Springs. where she wi!
remain for the month of August. Mis-
Taylor will be a member of a very at
tractive camping party in West Nir
gfnia for the last week in August, givel
by Slater Blackiston, George Fitzger
AID, or ftcntnONu, ana waiter 4dSloi
OF Norfolk, A number of the guest
at the White will go over for the AT
fair and several Richmond and Nor
folk girls will also be in the party.
Concert mt "Shirley."
Miss Polly Robins, who has beei
studying music for the past winter II
New York, gave a charming concer
Friday evening at the home OF Mr. ant
Mrs. Herbert Saunders, Shirley on thu
James River. where Miss Robins i
spending the weekend She has
beautifully trained voice. very full an
sweet, and she was obliged to respont
to a number of encores.
SummernS In Maine.
DIR. and Mrs. Edwin A. Alderman, o
the University of Virginia have arrived
in Castine. Maine, where they hav
leased a cottage for the summer. Mrs
James w. ,Hearn. of New Orleans. ha
Joined her'daugister in Castine and wi
remain MOTH tor the warm season
DR.. and Mrs. Alderman Will occup
their cottage in Maine until late in tn
fall. and will entertain a number o