The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
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lorleans; y. Tomb. of Jacksonville; Page,
Of Gotham; Anna Atkinson, OF Louis
Vile. Ky; Arthur Well, of Richmond.
w. s. Burke. OF Staunton; NJ D. Lig-
gett. of ithaca. n. Y: e. H. Young, OF
Galveston. Texas: II. NJ Blandy and j
| w. Roland, of Washington.
Recent arrivals at the Allegheny
Inn from Richmond are Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. G. Buchanan. II. G. Buchanan, Jr,
Arthur Well. Mr.. end Mrs. w. II. Storrs
Miss Lilly Norvell. Miss Estelle Brook.
| Ing, A. w. Miller and ]. q. Gates,
At Virginia Resorts.
Attorney General George w. Wicker
sham. accompanied by Mrs. Wicker.
sham, who are now at their summer
home on Long Island. Will go to the
Virginia Hot Springs early this month
for an extended stay.
Miss Louisa Macgill Gibson and her
sister, Miss Sara T. Gibson, have re-
turend to their home In Baltimore
after spending the last week at Ups.
andowns. the country homo of their
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stan
ley Gary. at Gainesville. Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. NJ. Gibson and the Misses
Gibson will close their homo, 514 Park
Avenue, on Saturday. and go to the
Hot Springs of Virginia, where they
will spend the remainder of the sum-
Mrs. William D. Primrose and her
daughter, Miss Marguerite Primrose,
Will leave July for Ocean City, Md
The Misses Ethel and Virginia Prim-
rose will spend the summer visiting
friends in Warrenton.
DR.. and Mrs. Urgent Burrow have
closed their home in Baltimore. and.
with their children, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John DevereauX Burrow at
| their country place near White Sulphur
Springs Later DIR. and Mrs. Burrow
and their family will go North for the
remainder of the summer
On Western Trip.
a. Simon and his daughter, Miss
Pauline Simon, left Richmond last
week to spend some time travelling
| through the West. Mr. Simon and
Miss Simon Will visit places of interest
! in California Yellowstone Park anu
New Mexico. They will be absent
! from Richmond about seven weeks
! in all.
| Mrs. Peyton Wise left yesterday to
visit friends in Cheyenne. Wyo.. going
| by the Overland Pacific route From
Wyoming she will go to Santa Barbara
and Francisco to spend some time
with relatives at those points. Later
| in the summer Mrs. Wise will make
one of a party travelling in Alaska.
Her trip will extend over the next six
| months, and she will return to this
| city for the winter season.
/ Guest of Mrs. Chesterman.
! Miss Mary E. Frayser, who has been
! studying at Columbia University. New
York, is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
| T.. r.. Chesterman. The degree of
| bachelor of science was conferred on
| Miss Frayser in June and she also
| received diplomas in domestic science
and elementary supervision. At her
entrance to Columbia University. she
received the Macy scholarship. which
| she has held for three years.
Miss Frayser was vice president OF
the Southern Club. and also held office
as treasurer of the Young Womans
| Christian Association. She was also
| appointed to represent the Teachers
] College at Silver Day, Lake Cham
| plain. at which place the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association meets an
| nually.
AT the Art Club.
| At the special meeting OF the board
of directors. of the Art Club OF Rich
| mond. held last Tuesday afternoon,
| much rountine business was attended
! to and some interesting reports were
presented. 1t seems that the classes
| for outdoor work. which will continue
until the end of July. have been large
ly successful. and the management
feels greatly encouraged by the re-
! Spouse made to its efforts to interest
| Richmond art lovers in this new Ven
| ture. The Junior membership also bids
| fair to become one of the most inter-
! esting lines of the art school. the
number OF pupils exceeding the most
| sanguine anticipations. 1t may be re-
| called that children are now admitted
to membership in the club at the reg
ular dues of the club. emitting mem
| bers to one free lesson per week the
use of the club rooms, entrance to