The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-07
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SOCIETY. .oiatocut K.nGWam7shvV
Active preparations are already being
made In Norfolk by the Pickett-Buchan-
an Chapter, Daughters Of the Cont MED
eracy, in regard to the State Convention
Of Daughters. which will meet in Norfolk
the 2lst Of October next.
This will be the first convention IN
which the united divisions Of virginia
attended by Virginia, delegates all over
the State. The meetings will be held. in
Christ Church parish house.
The bazaar. which will be held IN NOT. NOT
folk for the purpose of raising funds
toscomplete the monument, will open the
last week in November.
One of the most charming of recent
house parties in Virginia was that given
last. week by General Philip St. George
Cooke. at Lower B.emo. on the James,
sinia hospitality. Horseback riding, driy-
ing and all outdoor pleasures possible
Which hie every everyone experienced. The party
Logan at "Algoma." where a splendid
luncheon was spread; 1r,,,, coo,e
Cooke Miss Evelyn Bridges and Mr..
James Oliver Of Ric NJ Miss Ms, ass
Rosa McBee. Of Norfolk; Mr.. Elliott
Heath. Mr.. r. E. Lee Taylor, Mr.. Rob
ert B. Tunstall, OF Norfolk; Messrs: Hart
we'll, William and Philip st. George
Cooke and Hartwell Cabell
An interesting marriage to many vr-
nnians was that ct Miss Louise fiarr,1Un
the wedding taking place quietly (, in IN, the the
parlors of the Stafford Hotel. Baltimore,
on the evening OF July 3d.
Rev eve Father saisio James F. <. Mulvaney, Of
HOW Trinity Catholic Church, Washing
ton, D. G. The parlors were filled With n
the fragrance OF White sweet peas d daaIs bu
Miss Margaret Tilden Owingss. was gown
ed in duchesse and round point lace over
chiffon and silk. and carried shower
OF Colonel Henry D. Beall the Wen
known journalist. and through her moth
er, Miss Mamie v, Lewis, Of Lynch nia.,
IS connected with the Harrisons. Ie"lses
and other prominent Virginia families.
The prettlest of Fourth Of July enter
tainments. was private tea Ho Mss I any
Horne. the daughters Of Mr., John =.
I.anghorne, of Lynchburg Va.
The animals shown were al ow hefa p y,
i Sa srsa seeau US G fed S front
Mr.. Langhorne's handsome West Lynch-
burg residence.
horne. Mr.. John H. Lewis and MI; s. W. i.
WithersE The. performance, which pc,
gan st ss3O A. NJ, last SATURDAY, lasted
three and a half hours, after %hi zen q ,a Nv,
s slIrp Mr.. Langhorne's home.
\ CUP, awarded by, Mrs. Langhornhe ,,
il the aaIfs ss 9 VrEfaa G!a dTven
Mr. e; S IDA Adam NJ otey, S In the second.
PAS og Mf tba1 Of park tandems. Mr.: Lloyd,s
"Bonnie and Raiah.". driven by IN, Mr.; L! 6t
were awarded first h 10 q lewis e aA ss
paiI Ibo eadaie class. In the fourth sport
Ing tandems Mr.. Lloyd presented me me
CUP which was taken P SyycE MlS5 rd'
AT In the The gated saddle class. Mr., +; P.
M.iiers Red Robin" won ne cup !, dFb ,He!'..
S Gwn frst y honors in the combination class
Miss I.anghorne rode all the horses IN
the seventh class her B b. HIr sack ea
Mis- Mamie Langhorne was the. donor OF
me cup in the eighth class, ad)udged 10
Miss Alice Langhorne's sitter. me
Kisses Langhorne arc among the most ac-
demolished horsewomen in Virginia and
heir Horse Show was more than cred
table performance, IT was a great sue
cess.
Mrs. Julia Grant Moore, OF No. l0l North
Fourth Street, with her little dhHghters,
the Misses Moore, will sail about the mid
die of the month for Germany, where she
VIII remain for several years, during
which time the young ladies will perfect
themselves in the study OF modern Ian,
g1iages and have an opportunity TO visit
the great centers OF the continent.
Personal Mention,
The New York Herald Of Sunday CON
tanned the following announcement of the
engagement OF another charming Ameri-
can girl TO a Frenchman Of rank:
"a recently announced engagement Is
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