The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10

Street, left Thursday morning for New
York and sailed from that place on
the steamship Caronia, OF the Cunard
Line, for Liverpool. England. This is
Mr. Taylors first visit to his relatives
abroad after IN absence of nearly
twenty two yeats. They expeo, to re-
main In Europe until some time in the
coming fall.
Closing Recital.
The closing recital of the pupils OF
Miss Mary B. Ramos was given at her
home. EOS Park Street, last Wednes-
day evening. The medals. awarded to
Misses Bertha olga Pohlig, Orie Viz
gnia Holzbach and Lille Henderson
Peatross, were presented by the Rev.
Mr.. Ball. pastor of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church. He made very
charming address TO the pupils on
Music and Life"
Outing on the Fourth.
A very attractive outing was given
last Monday when a party of young
people spent the day at Lakeside. They
left Richmond on q special car, and
an al fresco luncheon was served.
Those chaperoning the affair were:
| Mrs. James Bahen, Jr. Mrs j. B.
Meyer and Mrs. ]. T. West. Those
present We're: Misses Catherine Amor
! helm, Regia Walsh. Margaret Hughes,
Agnes Vonderlehr. Merle Mericoni,
Helen McDonough. Mary Hogan. Chris
| tine Meyer. Agnes Banett, Alma Win
| ters, Rosalie Hulcher, Maude Richard
| son, Ruby West. Messrs j. Genlng, G..
Costello. P. Canoll. w. Kiss. E. Kiss,
c. Mericoni. B. Hulcher, j. Ross. E.
Seal. w. Poh. F. Poh. z. Dugan. A.
Dillian, b. Jones. w. Lumpkin and ].
Marin.
Returned to Richmond.
| Mrs Stephen Delaney and her
| daughters, Misses Miriam and Eliza.
beth Delaney. have been entertaining
a very charming house party at Gee
dar Falls Their guests were: Mrs
Brady. Miss Sadie L. Verser. Miss Ha-
Vel G. Howard. Miss Lucille Hamilton.
all OF this city; Miss P. B. McCory, OF
Petersburg; Miss Elizabeth Flageans,
Of Culpeper; Miss Bernice Gould, OF
Richmond Messrs. Walter E. Jeffer-
i son, Andrew j. Brady, Harold G. Har-
ris, of North Carolina; Laverne II.
Royal, Of Wilson. N. c.; Richard p.
Connally, Herbert Hamilton. Elridge
Jones and Irving Waddey, OF Rich
mond,
A gay little party, twelve In NUM-
Der. celebrated the Fourth very pleas
antly at the Y. w. G. A. Country Club
at Ginter Park. Some of them We're
little girls and some of them were
big girls, and the trip to tho country
was q treat to them all. A blackberry
| hunt filled the morning hours until
dinner was served. and in the swings
and haumocks. with real strawberry
\ ice cream. passed tho afternoon most
| happily.
All are cordially invited to enjoy the
lawn and swings Of tho Z. w. 9. A.
Country Club on Sunday afternoon,
! and to remain to the Vesper service
! from to o'clock. Supper will be
served after services.
4 In and Out of Town.
2 Vincent r. Adams has returned to
Townsville. N. O.. after spending sew
eral days in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. b, G. Hair have left
the city to suend the summer IN the
mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. George Bryan Is the guest o.
!, Judge and Mrs. George Grattan at
their home in Harrisonburg.
Mrs, Logan Golsan expects to leave
the White Sulphur Springs this Week
Tor Pennsylvanta, where she will visit
4 relatives.
Misses Sadie ana Waller Jetrries are
visiting Miss Mary Waddl1l at heI
parents cottage at Virginia Beach.
I'll la Slr Moses Ezekler will spend several
Weeks IN Richmond late in September
prior TO his departure for ITALY, Il sa
Z ss eddon Jones has returned to- Rich-
q mond 1aftss apena ms g few aeYsS with