The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-07

\ also returned to Richmond. They
sailed from New York early in June and
have been for the greater part of their
time on the Continent. Miss Thurston
! also studied music under Sevick in
| Vienna.
Returned From the south.
| Miss Mary Lewis Mattox. OF Peters,
| burg. has returned to her home, after
a several weeks visit to friends In
| Atlanta. Ga. Miss MattoX was guest
| of honor at Il number of very charming
! and interesting affairs during her stay
| in Atlanta.
| Interesting Concert.
! An event or much interest in musical
circles to take place this month will
! be the concert given by Bassett IlouSh
ut the auditorium OF the Jefferson
| Hotel on the evening Of Monday. Sep
| TENDER 30 at SIZE o'clock. Mr.. Ilouyh
is a former pupil of Professor Fred
erick c. Hahr. Of this city, and has
but recently returned to Richmond. af-
ter spending two years i'm Berlin. Ger
many. where he studied music under
Josef Lhevinc. The recital will be one
OF the most delightful social events OF
the early fall season and Il large and
fashionable audience will be in at
tendance.
For the Misses Grice.
Captain Gayle. of the V. NJ J. Sum.
mcr School, ut Rockbridgc Alum
/ Springs, entertained at that resort on
Wednesday at swimming party given
III honor of Misses Mildred and Vir-
gnia Gricc, of this city. y collation.
was served on floating tables, which
were pushed out from the sides of the
pool. Those present were Misses Mil
dred and Virginia Grice Miss Laura
John. of Texas; Miss Claudia Perkins
OF Norfolk: MIR. Osborne, of New York ::
Miss Lucille Pohlg. of Richmond: Mr.
.\nnispaugh, of Norfolk; Mr.. Smith, Of
Norfolk. and the cadets and faculty Of
the summer school.
The Misses Gricc returned to Rich
mond several days ago. having spent
Alum Springs.
In Baltimore.
Miss Helen McDonough. of 270I Han
over Avenue, who spent the month Of
August in New York. Providence. r. L.
BOSTON and Portland. Maine, is now Wis
ting friends in Baltimore. Miss Nc
ponough will not return TO Richmond
until the latter part of September
Leaving Town.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Straus will leave
in few days for Birmingham. Ala
where they expect to make their home
in the future. Mrs. Strauss sister Mrs
Frank Randall, will accompany them
to Birmingham
Miss Agnes May will return TO New
York shortly to resume her vocal
studies. Miss May is the daughter of
Moses May. for many years the lead :
ing tenor in the choir at Temple Beth
Aha ba.
Al MnsSuncttn.
Among the recent arrivals at NIassa
META Springs are Arthur NJ. Cannon.
W. {. Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs f T..
iiough. w II. Joynes. Judge Edmund
! Waddill. all OF Richmond: c. Il. Rogers.
SpartanburS, s c.; DR.. and Mrs W. II.
Aylett, Newport News: =. II. Aylett.
Accomac: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Lanford,
| James f.. Corhitt, Dr. Robert SpilInan.
Norfolk; f.. -. Spilman. Warrenton; \.
| W. Wcems. Baltimore. Md: Mrs H. H.
Newton. Charles Newton, Walter New
ton, Bcnncttsville :. c.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Il. sherman, II. u. Davis. Marcus
| r. Hopkins. New York: Mr.. and Mrs r..
j. Anthony. Chicago. Ill: DIR. and Mrs
~ Il. McCaw. Watcrtown. ~ Y; Rear
Admiral q. w. Pigman, l.. :. NJ Lieu
tenant commander W. G. Asserson L.
| > n; Mrs. Asserson and children, An
napolts Nd; Miss India johnson. Mon
ticello. Fla; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett a
Shepherd Dumharton; Mrs. a. W Ans
ley Washington: Mrs. w. h. Danger
| field. Orange Courthouse; Lieutenant
John X. Herr, West Point. y. y: Nh
and Mrs. g. c. Grattan. Jr, and family.
| ltarrisonburE; Mrs. Edward Thomas
Cleveland. o.. Miss Cornella Webb
/ Newark, ..
| Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Tazewcll Helms. of
"Grecnlevel," Boones MIL announce
/ the engagement of their daughter Mar
/ Earct Anabel, to Norwood Greer Car
per. The wedding, which will be :.
quiet one on account of Illness in the
[ lridc's family. will take place October
/ ! at Rocky Mount Miss Helms is we'll
/ known in army circles, as we'll as in
her own state. having spent much time
/ with her brother, Captain g. w Helms
| u :. a. Mr.. Carper comes of an old and
distinguished Virginia family.
1 Moonlight Excursion.
The Young Mems l}araca Glass of the
! Highland Park Methodist Church will
/ give a moonlight excursion To Dutch
Cap on Thursday evening, September
! II. AT 80 o'clock. great many par
ties have already been arranged. and
/ the committee in charge has completed
plans for music and refreshments fol
the entertainment of the guests cn
! route.
/ ~ E.llcrSOn.