The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-30
Social and
PERSONAL

= ETTERS received here yesterday
announce the safe arrival IN Lon
IL don OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas JEFF
fress, Robert Miller Jefress and Miss
Lena Miller, who sailed early In July
from New York on the Atlantic Trans
port Line on the steamship Mime
waska. Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffress VIII
spend some time in the British Isles
before going to the Continent. MISS
Miller will go at once to Paris, wnere
she will be the guest OF relatives TOT
some time They expect to remain
abroad until late in the coming fa!i,
motoring about the rural districts OF
France and the hill towns of Italy most
OF September
The steamship Lapland touched Eng
land last Sunday and proceeded. Sail
Ing on that vessel from this city were
Mrs. Junius a. Morris, Mrs. Tinsley,
Miss Elizabeth Kent King, Mrs. Rob.
ert Bosher Mrs Charles Bosher and
DR.. Robert Bosher.
Miss Wright Entertained.
Miss Lady .Hobson was hostess of
very attractive informal dance last
evening at her home, "Howard's Neck.
In Goochland county. in honor of her
niece, Miss Mary Wright. Numbers OF
Japanese lanterns decorated the ve
randag and lawn, and masses OF yellow
flowers were used on the mantels and
stairway. The guests included several
young people visiting In the neighbour
hood and several Richmond men,
Leave for Bucnn Vista.
DR. and Mrs. w. c. Flake, two chill
dren, CARLYLE Gregory and William
Flake, Jr., and maid left town this
morning for The Heights. at Buena
Vista. They will spend the month OF
August In Buena Vista, not returning
to Richmond until after the first week
in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Complfmcnted.
a recent issue of Charlottesville
paper contains a very pretty compli-
nent to Mr.. and Mrs Julian Morris.
who have Just returned TO Virginia
from London, where they attended the
international Horse Show and won sc
many laurels for Virginia horses. The
Charlottesville paper describes the
presentation of a handsome piece o!
silver to Mr.. and Mrs. Morris at din.
ner last Saturday evening. as follows
"On Saturday evening, when Mr.. ano
Mrs. r. q. Crawford were entertain
ing quite informally as a token o!
their cordial appreciation severa
Ills an exquisite piece of TIFFANY silver
pitcher some eighteen inches IL
height, of graceful shape. and deco,
rated with chaste and beautiful de
signs. The Inscription tells in brIel
OF the brilliant victories In Londot
and Of their cordial recognition her,
at the home OF the master and mistress
of TIE Oaks"
Gard Party ut Virginia Beach.
Miss Helena Allen gave most de
Iightful bridge party Saturday at yir
gnia Beach. In honor OK Mrs. S. A
Tubman, OF Philadelphia. The gucs
prize, a pair OF silk hose. was pre-
sented 10 Mrs Tupman. and the priz
for the highest score, also pair o
silk stockings. was awarded to MI
Charles HARDWOOD. of Richmond. Mis-
Aliens guests were Mrs. S. a. Tubmai
Mrs. Charles Harwood. Mrs Bernar
=. Holland Mrs James e. Alle/. Mr.
l. A. White. Mrs. W. o. Shelburne, Mr.
W p. Ashhurn. Miss Page Humphrey
Miss Elsie Bayly. Miss Virginia Dane
Miss Josephine steel, Miss Mary XII
sey. Miss Ellis Hamlin. Miss Page She
burne. Miss Marie Harwood and Mis-
S. X. Keeling.
Hay Ride.
The boys OF the younger set of Rof
noke gave most enjoyable hay rio
to Coyner's Springs Wednesday ev
ming. They left the city at S o'clocl
0aaperoned BY Mrs. Nellie Rorer. an
after a merry ride they arrived at ii
springs, where they had a feast
watermelons, Those in the party wei
the Misses Gordon. of Richmond: Nj.
Marie Gordon, Miss Rosalynd Ranki
Helen Clayton. Vernon Clayton. Mai
Peyton WEIGH, of Annapolis, Md; Wa
Ter Caldwell, Malcolm Bryan. job