Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-15
overall days with relatives in Rich


mond.
Victor Won Gemmingen. who has been
visiting his family at c. l.. Scotts, re-
turned to Burkeville Monday.
Burns Harrison left Saturday for
Richmond. where he will spend a week
with relatives.
X. II. Drummond was in Lovingston
Saturday on business.
Mrs. william Thatcher. who has been
visiting her parents. Judge and Mrs.
&. J. Campbell. returned to Washing
ton Monday
Mrs. NJ. l.. Blizzard is now the guest
OF friends in Clifton Forge.
Mrs. J. Lotion Kerr. who has been
visiting friends here. returned to Gin
ton. -. c.. on Wednesday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cox. Mrs. o. V. Hanger
and Miss Eugenia Cox, who spent two
weeks at Virginia Mineral Springs.
have returned home.
Mrs. Blair and little daughter re-
turned to Richmond Monday. after 4
visit to Mrs c. Moncure Campbell.
w. II. Evans. who is now located at
Waynesboro. spent Sunday here.
The music club will meet at Mrs r.
NJ. Cox's residence next Monday after
noon at o'clock. Mrs. s. NJ Wills
acting as hostess.
Misses Sarah and Martha Robertson
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Bernard Jor-
dan at Tyc River.
Miss Ethel Gilbert. who has been at
tending the summer school at Farm
Vile. returned home Saturday
Miss Corrinne Watts returned Sun
day night from n trip to Farmville and
I.ynchburg
Guy Davis and Miss Flora Williams.
Of Pcdlar Mills. were guests Of Miss
Harriet Evans last Tuesday.
Professor Guy Brown is spending
several days in Charlottesville this
week
Mrs. William Gilbert this week spent
several days with Mrs. William Ramsey
near wincsap.
Miss Mary Harrison was the week.
end guest of friends in Lynchburg.
Miss Jeannetta Fitzhugh. Of the Uni
guest of Mrs. Hugh Worthington at
Sweet Briar
Miss Rena Baldock. who has been
visiting relatives at Winesap. returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. William Miller and children,
Ter near here. returned 10 Richmond
Wednesday,
Mr.. Bran. of New York. is the guest
Of his sister at Indian Mission.
Mrs. Helen Rion. Of Columbia. S. c.,
and Mrs. w. II. Wills. Of Petersburg,
are guests OF Mrs. b. II. Harrison.
Miss Editha Wise this week was a
guest Of Mrs. W. U. Brodie
Mr.. Ellen Theiz. of Garrett. Park.
Md. is the guest OF her brother, Paul
Rucker.
Little Virginia Ashlin. who has been
visiting relatives here. on Monday re-
turned to her home in Durham, y. e.
Mrs. Olin Blankenship and children,
Of Lynchburg. are visiting at Mrs W.
:. OEdcns.
Mrs. S. a. Penning. OF Baltimore.
Nd, Is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
j. r. Goodwin.
Mrs. Edward Meeks and children re-
turned Sunday from visit to relatives
near Monroe.
The bridge club was most delight
fully entertained last Thursday after
noon at "Ravencroft," the home of
Miss Harriet Evans. Four tables
were arranged in the spacious old Ii
brary. Mrs. f. NJ. Beard was presented
with dainty handkerchief for max
ing the highest score. while Mrs Coffey
was awarded sandwich tray mad
by the natives Of Haiti. II was a
present TO the club from Mrs Archie
Nandcrgrift. now of Haiti. Those
playing were Mrs c. A Joubert. Mrs.
Holbrook Rion. Mrs. L. VI Beard, Mrs.
X. NJ Coffey. Mrs. S. ". Wills, Mrs A.
r. STROBE, Mrs. J. r. Goodwin, Mrs s.
y Penn!ng. Mrs. J. Lotion Kerr.
Misses Olga and Margaret Bateson.
Martha and Bessie Robertson. Mary
Dearborn. Adella Page and Rosel;e
Harrison.