The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04

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Is engaged in practiclng law under the
firm of Nelnls and Wise. I'll
Among those presentHa at the ceremony
were Mr.. and Mrs. William helms, New
4 port News; Mr.. and Mrs. Iredell jenkins,
4 Norfolk Hon. John S.. Wise, New York;
& Dr. and Mrs. Pole, Miss Pole Hot Springs;
AIR. and Mrs Farintosh, Mrs. Dunn, the
Misses Dunn. Dunn's Gap; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gibson. Baltimore; DR. and Mrs.
q L. NJ. Cowardin, Mrs. George Ben john
ston, Mrs Ann rutherford and Miss
Ellie Mauiy Werth, 5of Richmond.
A BRIDGE PARTY.
q Avery delightful bridge party was
given on Friday by two young matrons
from Louisville Mrs. Herman Newcomb.
and Mrs. Alex Gait Barrett. Those play
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Otter,
pr. and Mrs, Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs
{ George Gibson, MIR. and Mrs. Ashton
starke, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tunstall,
Mrs. Deeling airs. Roper, Mrs. Blythe,
Mrs. Felton,. Mrs. Duncan, Colonel and
Mrs. Mosher. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones,
Others Mr.. and Mrs. Faile, Misses Crane.
Faile. Jacques, Reed, Deering, Cobbs,
\ Werth. Krcmbleberg, Halle Baroness.
Moncheur, Mrs. Gill Murphy. Mrs.
Gaines, Dr. Robert Il. ~ Williams, Paul
Jones, Brickenstein.
After the prizes had been awarded to
Or. Baldwin and DR.. Williams and to
Mrs. Otter and Mrs. Wilmer. a collation.
OF tomatoes and nayonnaise sandwiches,
caviar an dpunch was served
Flag Rock, with a setting sun and a
rising moon, balmy evening and sup
per to boot. werc the inducements held
out to many Tuesday evening by Mr..
l5rickinstein and DR.. Thomas of Wash
ington. At this point on the Warm
n ,t,.t,, ~1e, 2 mn
feet a view can be seen which for true
mountain beauty cannot be surpassed.
Which ever way you look. north, east
south and west There they are. resting
one against the other. Gaping and over
cappng, fading into softer. DINNER out
lines as they outdistance each other and
are lost entirely in the blue beyond.
The sirens and sailors who hung on
these rocks We're Misses Wilmer, Gib-
son, Cobb, Stone, Blythe. Werth, Halle.
. Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. Otter Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashton Starke. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar.
rett. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Newconb.
Mr., and Mrs y, Randolph williams, Mr..
and Mrs, George Gibson. Mrs. Blythe.
Z Dr, Williams, DIR. Thomas. Colonel Julien,
Renshaw, Bayafd Howson, Robinson,
Brickenstein and others who made way
& with sandwiches. chicken, pickles, stuffed
s@Set ilfAiilt D!sClDl,
IN substantial and not uncertain quantl-
d lies.
THIRTY-TNo CONTEST.
The bridge tournaIpent which started
on Monday, with thity-two playing,
closed "Wednesday, with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jacob Outer and Mrs. AIogher and
Dr. Baldwin, all Of louisville,
& The gentlemen We're the winners and
10 them went the prizes Of ten and six
dollars made up BY the entry fees.
Mrs, Murphy. OF New York. entertained
delightfully."- at eieht-handed euchro Wed
nesday, The prizes were won by Mrs.
il Williams and Mrs, Clarke. and after The
game, delicious claret punch and cakes
Il were served.
One Of the most successful, germans
danced here was led by Mr.. Morgan Rob,
inson, OF Richmond, Wednesday Those
dancing were Misses Augusta Tnsley
81 Mamie Cowardin. Daisy Chamberlayne
Margaret and Charlotte Stevenson, M!sse.
Gilchrist, Pace. Stowe. Renshaw Deer.