The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
GINTER PARK

Very extensive improvements are
being made in the grounds and build
inGs Of the Union Theological seminary
| In preparation for the centennial cele-
bration. which will take place early In
October,
| This will be most important event
/ In the Presbyterian church. and many
prominent visitors will be here from
all parts of the United States.
/ The buildings will be all treated to
new coat of paint inside, and the beau
| tifui drtveways are all being put IN
| first-class condition
| A handsome new nome Is now being
| constructed for DIR. Walter l. Ltngle,
| who has Just been added to the eni-
Client corps of instructors at the semi
nary.
The session will begin on the eigh-
| teenth OF this month and all attend
ance records are expected to be broken
/ this year.
| Some of the seminary buildings have
been occupied during the summer
back to their Richmond quarters with
| much regret, after very pleasant ana
| beneficial outing.
Miss Pearl Massey, of stuart Va, Is
| the -sHeet-ef her brother, Mr.. a.
| Massey, in Hawthorne avenue.
Archie Snead has returned home
| after spending six weeks In Lynch
burg with relatives. He will leave
shortly for Blacksburg, va. where he
will attend the virginia Polytechnic In
| stttute.
Mrs. Williamson and her daughter
Miss Cary Williamson. of Lexington,
| KY. are the guests OF Mrs. Robert Kent
| In Seminary avenue.
MIR. r. Carter Beverly has returned
to his home in Chamberlayne avenue,
after spending two weeks with his
family In Fauquier county. where they
are spending the summer
Mrs. Writ Bowies and her children
have returned to their home in Noble
| avenue. after an extended visit to re-
latives In King william county.
Mrs. A. r. Massey and little son left
| Wednesday night for West Virginia.
where they will spend several weeks
| with relatives
Miss Susie Harrison Is the guest of
| Mrs. w l.. Van Doren at her home in
Chamberlayne avenue.
| Miss Ixucy Ryiand. of king and Queen
county, was the guest last week OF
| Mrs. Alexander Ryland in Seminary
avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Noble. who has been
spending the summer with her aunt.
Mrs. George, in Caroline county, has
returned 10 her home In Noble avenue.
Miss Aeline Browne and her brother,
Gary Browne. of Norfolk. will spend the
winter with their grandmother, Mrs. E.
d. B. Garnett, in Brook road, in order
| to attend school in Richmond
Mr. Richard Turner. who has been
| spending two weeks with his family In
Fauquier county, has returned to his
1 home in Chamberlayne avenue.
Miss Bessie Steele, who has been
spending several weeks in Atlantic
City, has returned to her home In
| Hawthorne avenue.
Ivor Massey returned home Monday,
after spending the summer in Patrick
county, with his grandfather
DR. Thomas Cary Johnson and his
family have returned home from Craig
Healing Springs. where they spent sew
eral weeks
Mrs. Norman Call and children re-
turned home last week from Waynes-
boro. Va, where they have been spend
Ing the summer at the Brunswick inn
Mrs. Frank $. Simmons and her little
, daughter, Otelia June, have returned
, home. after spending several weeks at
Craig Healing Springs.
delightful porch party was given
! to her daughters, Misses Edith and
Katherine, at their home In Hawthorne
avenue. from $40 to 1890 A large
number OF young people were on hand
and enjoyed themselves immensely, not
I the ieast popular part of the evenings
, entertainment being the very delightful
refreshments Among those present
were Messrs. Margaret Taylor Rene
Massey, Virginia Cridlin,~ Mabel Cridlin,
! Pearl Massey, Mary Carpenter and
Gordon Hammond, William Hammond,
baxter I'Woodrowo WILSON. Archie
Wilson. Charlie Throckmorton. Robert
Baldwin and Archie Snead
Miss NJ. Jewey Fisher, who has been
the guest for several weeks or Miss
Virginia Armstead In Upperville, Eau
, auiar county. Va, has returned to her
home in chamberlayne avenue.
Misses BESSIE and Mamie Wood
ward are spending several weeks with
relatives In Middlesex county.
Miss Lucy Throckmorton has re-
turned 70 her home In Laburnum
friends in Pulaski Va
Mrs. Bisseli. of stanton, Va, was
the guest last week of Mrs. Lawrence
Miss Mayfeid Richmond who has
been the guest OF Miss Helen Fisher
at her home In Chamberiayne avenue,
has returned to Greensboro n C.
: where she VIII spend the winter
Mrs, Robert ST. r, Smith with her
! two children left fasr wesK NOR Wasr
virginia, where she VIII spend the
Mrs Woodward.
Miss Imogen Fulfore of Austin. Tex.
returned to her home last week, after
spending aeaMeek as..w itAu.-aMiss ea Lucy
Miss Nell sutton, who was operated
! on this week ut st. Luke's hospital
-appeadieitis Is much improved
Master Edward c Fisher, Jr.. of
Paterson. N. j., has returned home,
aftar spending several days with nsia-
| tixes +, chamberiayne avenue. Miss
panied him TO his home in Paterson,
where she will spend the month OF
September with her sister. Mrs.
Edward c. Fisher
Miss Katherine Halves and her
brothers. Messrs. Blair and Moy1an
Fits returned home last week from
an extended European tour.
Miss Emma C. Fisher and her aunt.
Miss Mary Jerney. OF Charleston. S. C.,
returned home Friday from Pewhatan
aan wnfrs wes hsy @ nays Mss nnv
Jerney and Miss Mary Wesson
Mrs Charles Picot and children left
last Thursday for Port Royal In Caro-
| lfne county, where they will be the
guests for two weeks or Mrs. William
/ Pratt.
Miss Harriet Broydon left Saturday
night for Centeryille. Ala, where she
will spend the winter
Mrs Lorraine Ruffin and her son.
Talbot. have returned home from Mil
/ boro Springs Va, where they have
been spending the last six weeks
Miss Leone Coleman left last week
L for Lynchburg. Va, where she will
spend the winter.
Mr Eugene Cobb, of Baltimore. was
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