The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

ginia Mineral Springs on Friday even
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The dancing hall was decorated with
flags and banners. and large number
OF guests were In attendance.
The grand march was led by r. w.
Goode with Mrs. w. P. Martin. Other
couples dancing were: w. A. Reid with
Miss Eula Guerrant, OF Roanoke;
Frank Dame with Miss Grace Charl-
ton, william Cash. of Eagle Rock, with
Miss Juanita Reid: Frank Reid with
Miss Claire Mccartney; Mr.. Woltz, of
Eagle Rock. with Della Hannah: Hol-
lace Reid with Miss Kathleen Mozart
ncy: Mr.. Rudisell. of Eagle Rock. with
Miss Lizzie Lipes; Bob Lee with Miss
Alice Loudermilk. NJ. B. Eakin with
Miss Bessie Crush, Braxton Louder
milk with Miss May Reynolds, Mr.
Hannah with Miss Anna Caldwell. Will
liam Monroe. of Washington, with
with Mrs. Plummer
An orchestra played for the dancing
In and Out of Town.
Mrs Arthur Sinton. OF West Frank
lin Street, left Richmond last week to
spend some time with relatives at Vir-
ginia Beach.
Mrs John S. Munce and Marshall G.
Munce are visiting Miss Ellen Glas-
gov in New York City.
Miss Jane Strudwick Is expected
home from North Carolina the latter
part of this month.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe. have
taken the Harrison Cottage at Hot
Springs for the month of August.
Conrad Gooding, of Orange. has been
the recent guest of +. T.. Davenport
at his home in Gordonsville.
Mrs Alfred Lee Thaw and her
daughter, Miss Emily McCabe Thaw
are spending several weeks at the
Reid Cottage at Virginia Beach.
Mrs Charlton Perry and her small
son left Thursday for New York. where
they will visit relatives.
Mrs. ]. c. Williams and her daugh-
ter, Miss Addic Carter Williams, and
Mrs. john r Chalkley will leave to-
morrow for a several weeks stay III
the mountains.
Mrs. Mary Rankin and her niece
Mrs. Mary McDonough. of Hanover
Avenue. are guests of Mrs. A ]. Meyer,
in Asheville. n c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey May left Thurs
day for Millboro Springs, where they
will spend month.
Charles Meyer has returned to his
home, after Il visit to relatives in
North Carolina
Bolen Clarke has been visiting L. J.
Fabcr at his home in Gordonsvillc for
short time.
The Rev Thomas A. Rankin, OF
LynchburG, is the guest OF relatives
In Asheville n. c.
w. II. Ryan left last week for
several weeks trip to Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Russell Hoskins ana
Miss Katherine Matthews left yester-
day for Rockbridgc Inn. ut Goshen
where they will spend several weeks
Mrs. Floyd Tyler is visiting relatives
in New York, and will later stop at
several places of interest in the North,
before her return TO Richmond.
Rev. and Mrs. oscar de Wolf Ran
dolph have gone to England for six
weeks stay.
Mrs. D. T Williams, of this city,
mas been visiting Mrs. II. :. Beverly
al her home near Blackstone.
Miss Mary Talcott spent several
days recently with Dr. and Mrs Tru-
man Parker. in. LcoSburs.
Miss Annctta Tyler is spending some
! time at Oak Lawn" near Glen Allen.
Thomas Is. Williamson. who was
operated on at the Memorial Hospital
is now slowly improving.
Mrs. Charles Franklin Snow. who is
improving at the Mary Washington
Hospital in Fredericksburg. expects
to remain there all summer
Miss Eugepia Griffin is travelling
abroad for the summer months with
party OF friends.
Little Miss Constance Bernard has
returned TO her home in F'rcdericks-
burg. after n visit TO relatives here.
Messrs. NJ. A. Barnett and ]. f. Bar
nett are attending the Elks conven-
ton in Rochester. y. Y. where they
will remain for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Moore and
Miss Elizabeth Beveridge have return
ed from visit TO Virginia Beach
Mrs. Irving l. Beveridge and little
f1rn I.F,