The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22
Personal
N O t e S
MANY RICHMOND PEOPLE
RETURN FROM EUROPE
Nr. AMI Mrs. Alfred n. Harris. Jr., md
Daughter iIari. Wcck I:nriicr
Than i't:uuct.

Mi and AIRS. Alfred r. harris. j..
and their daughter, Miss Marian lIar-
ris, who have been abroad since carly
in the summer landed in New York
city las; week, having ,nadc the trip
from England ON board the steamship
Lusithmia. 1hcy spent several weeks
near london. auI arrived i'm this coun-
try wc"k earlier thun they had
'rlannc'i. Ma ana Mrs Harris ana Miss
Harris are now 1T York lIarbor, Nc.
Whei" thcN Viii remain FOR some time.
Miss Hester Riddle aud Miss Mar
S;ir"t Giltcsun are returning Oh Sep
t"uib"r ~ from England They have
"""n motoring through Europe with
friends ANA have been III England since
the outbreak Of the war.
Among those arriving on the steam
ship Maurc;ania ON last Wednesday
wore Miss ora l.. Hatcher and Miss
Virginia do Mott. who are just return
/ inE from y European tour Miss
Hatcher is spending a week with her
mother. Mrs William T.. Hatcher at
'C1reby Hall near Fork Union. before
leaving for New York
AIRS poitiauN Robinson and her
daughter. Miss Martha Robinson. who
have been motoring in England all
summer. returned from abroad on Fri
day and are now at their nome, on
w tSi 4 idfNlln street
~ the University.
Among TIA. Richmond boys who have
recently left town for the University Of
Virginia TO attend college there this
session are Sidney Buford scott, Hunter
Mcclure. :. 'abncy Crcnshaw and Os-
car Swincford.
Miss Nellic Paync is the guest OF
friends at tho University OF Virginia
for a short stay. prior To hey departure
for school at IIarrisonbUrg
Returned To Hirhmond
Mrs ~ LanEstan Johnston and her
daughter. Miss Mary Johnston. have
returned to their home Ola West
Franklin street. after spending tho
summer months at Itawley Sprin Es,aad
| i'm Orange Miss Luli" Johnston re-
turned 70 the city yesterday. having
stopped tor = visit with friends In
Louisa. on route from Rawlcy Springs
Misses sally and Mary Grecnhow
East Franklin Street. following !, stay
of several months near Orange
Isinford-1ucLcr.
Mir and Mrs. w T Tucker. Of Mid
ems Announce tho enlargement and ap-
preaching marriage OF their daughter
ford. Of s:ichmond Tho marriage will
he celebrated on October IS in Wash
inGton.
Interesting Announcement.
Mrs Claiborne Bari. sdalc announces
the engagement and approaching mar
riaec of her daughter. Elizabeth Read
10 Rev. Giles Buckner Palmer. Of
Woodstock. Miss Barksdale is now
visiting her sister in Durham. y. c.,
where the wedding will take place the
middle OF October.
Series OF Card Parties.
The first of = series or card par
tics will he given Thursday afternoon
and from q and a
o'clock by the Catholic Woncn's Club
in their rooms, 2o5 East Franklin
street. These weekly affairs will be
given upon succeeding Thursdays. and
| light refreshments will be served fol-
/ lowing the conclusion of the games,
| y number OF pretty entertainments 10,
the season nave been planned by the
members OF this newly organized club
, Attending Convention.
! Mrs. Charles T. Norman left las;
nigh, for Bristol to attend the United
! Daughters Of the Confcderacy Conven-
/ tion held there this week Mrs a. j.
Montague. president of Lee Chapter,
] also left town last evening for Bris
toll where she will be present at the
stat" convention.
Of Interest Here.
College Topics. the semiweekly pub
lshcd by the General Athletic Asso-
citation OF the University OF Virginia,
has mad" its appearance. with the fol-
lowing editorial board: William j. Par
rlsh. Jr.. of Richmond, editor in chief;
Donald Mack enzic Faulkner. of Boyd
ton, news editor: Thomas j. Belts. OF
Middlebrooi. assignment editor Rob-
ert b. Jackson. of I[cswick. athletic ed-
tor. J. NJ. Hurt. of Blackstone, is bust
ness manager, with Thomas Fitz-Hush.
OF the university. and y. I. Wool. OF
ScWclls Point, as assistants.