The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-20
Many Of Them at Mountain or
Seaside Resorts.
WEDDING OF MANY WEDDINGS
GREAT interes. Here in the Marriage OF
Mr.. Leigh-other Nuptial Events
and Interesting Announcements.
Some Personal Notes.

Mr.. leigh-OtheT lxophida LsCS
and Interesting announcements.
Some Personal Notes.
The social quiet OF midsummer mas
se.tled down upon the city ana only
trolley rides. park concerts and vaude-
vile remain to console the few members
or the smart SET who. for various rea'
sons. are yet In town. The fashionaoie
drive around Reservoir Lake Is practi'
cally deserted by the many familiar
faces in smart traps that were seen
there every afternoon a short time ago
but the Hermitage golf grounds SUI
show number of enthusiasts who are
undeterred by the heat
Apropos OF golf. the athletic maiden
who has been striving throughout the
spring to get in fine goifing form to
astonish the natives in the summer,
finds her loves labor lost The edicl
has gone forth from Oyster Bay. and, OF
course, is followed by those who watch
the Roosevelts for the latest thing,
that golf has had its day and now
tennis must reign. supreme After an,
for a man and a maid. a game IN ~hlch
love figures 30 - AAio>4A
more suitable for these beautifully balmy
DAYS the moonlight nights, when the
score can be discussed and the discov-
cry that she alone scored (as is gen
orally the case with the summer g1rl),
while he simply made love Gas is gen
ererally the case with the summer mano.
..Piedmont." the homo Of Hon. Philip
B. Jones' on the Rapidan- became the
center Of interest to many RfchmonderS
on the sixteenth when. at high noon.
Mr. Dgbert g. Leigh. Jr.. welded Miss
q Norvelle Caslic Jones. the third daugn-
ter Of the Hon. Philip B. Jones Inc
handsome home was tastefully decorated
for the occasion with daisies ana FERNS.
There were no attendants and the bride
was exouisttely gowned in white organdy
trimmed with valencieunes lace, covered
with a long tulle veil caught by mag
niicent diamond sunburst. and carrying
a shower bouquet Of lilies Of the valley,
looked q very vision Of loneliness She
was escorted to the improvised altar by
the groom, and the ceremony was per-
formed In an impressive manner by the
Rev. LIE Bas Cross. of Rapidan. The
bride WIS given away by her father. A
handsome breakfast was served fmme-
diately after the ceremony. after which
J Mr. and Mrs. Leigh left for New York.
where they will remain until the 23d.
when they will sail on the Oceanic for a
two months stay abroad. After the list
Of October they will be at home at their
handsome residence on West Franklin
Street. The following Richmonders were
taken to Rapidan on Mr.. John Shelton
Williams private car, which stopped at
Charlottesville en- route, where the party
visited Monticello: Misses Alice and
Lou Leigh Miss Ellen Bagby, Mr.. Pal
mer Leigh. Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Giles.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit, Judge Randolph
Tucker Mr.. John Shelton Williams, Mr..
4 Frank Williams. Mr.. Carter Scott, Mr..
Carter Branch. W. O.. Shelton, James
Caskie. Alex. Weddell, DR.. and Mrs.
Blanton. and Randolph Holiday. From
Rapidan were: DR.. and Mrs. Conway, the
Misses Conway. Mr. Henry Holiday. Mr..
and Mrs. Briggs. Mr.. E. Conway. and
Mrs. Stuart Bresee. Miss Amy Mcleod,
Of Washington; the Misses Crenshaw,
Mr. Joseph Wetner, Mrs. Hewlett. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Conway. Miss Agnes
Taliaferro. Miss Freeman. Mr.. Kilby.
Misees Susie, Margaret, Helen, Mamie
and Phyllis Jones, the Misses Halsey.
Mr.. Sutton Jones. Mr. Catesby Jones. OF
New Orleans: Mr.. w. I. Jones. of Rapi.
dan; Miss Elizabeth Jones. Mr.. De Cour-
cey Thorn. Miss Gertrude Price of Abe
marie, and Miss freeman. OF Orange
The following party will start from
Abingdon Monday morning on trip to
tho Rcd Rock Cove one OF the highest
points on the Clinch Mountain range:
Misses Annie. Madge, Pocahontas. Kath-
leon, Gay and Sadie White. Katy Robert
son, Captain James L. White, Messrs.
James g. Tngg. Daniel Trigg, and Thos.
W. White, Jr.. all Of Abingdon; the Rev.
William Chapman. Of Damascus; Miss
Ethel Mcdaniel. Of Richmond: Miss Mil
dred Henderson. Of Macon, Ca: Mrs.
wyndham B. Robertson and Mr.. Walter
Robertson. OF Saltville Va; Mr.. Pelham
Blackford. of Richmond: Mrs. Norvell
Lee. Of Prince. W. Va. and Lieutenant
Thomas w. White. of v. NJ. I.
Tho party will stop at Greenfield tho
country home OF Captain James L White.
and from there will go on horseback
through tho mountains to Red Rock Cove
\ lovely summit of the Clinch Range
from the top Of which five States can
be seen-Virginia, West Virginia, Ken
lucky. Tennessee and North Carolina.
There are few pretder spots than this
to be found anywhere.
Rev. Thomas c. Waters oflc,ated at a
pretty uO1Oo wedding wednesday after
noon at o'clock. when Miss Nellie NJ.
Sweeney ana Mr.. Henry c. Cofer. of
Newport News. We're united in holy we'd
lock- according to the solemn rites of
the Roman Catholic Church. The bride
looked extremely pretty in q lovely dress
Of white organdy over white taffeta silk
md carrying q large bouquet Of brides
roses After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Cofer left on tho Northern train for Mia
cara Falls and other Northern points.
The bride is very beautiful girl of the
brunette type and is highly cultured. She
ls tho daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sweeney. and her numerous friends in
this city regret that she will make her
future home elsewhere Mr.. Golfer for
merly liver here. but now holds re-
rponsibie position with the First Ma
honal Bank Of Newport News. where the
young couple will reside on their return
from their wedding trip.
Judge and Mrs. Edmund Waddill have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Juliet Winder to