The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
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Katie and Mamie Policy and Annie Good
man. Mcssrs. George Coleman, Jr., Of
mississippi; Wnlthal and John Coleman,
Miller Blanton, Richard Carrot, Coleman
ellis. Glen and Miller ellis, Floyd and
Lee Goodman, Dibbrell Sled, Ben Tatum,
Willie Elicit, Lee Netherlnnd, Tom
Brazil, Allen Jetcr. Charles Carter.
Wayne France, Scott Goodman, Binford
NYalford. Dickson Policy, Charles Hill
and Willie Netherland. Mesdames Du-
puy, Wilson, Netherland Coleman, Cen
mel and Van SAINT.
Masquerade Dance.
4. For the past ten days the modest
village OF Raccoon Ford and the sur
rounding community have been scenes
o: rare pleasures and en6oyments sell
Vom equaled. All doors have heen
thrown open wide, and most hearty
welcome extended to the young people
OF the neighborhood and from dis
lance The hosts and hostesses Of the
good old counties Of Orange and Culpep-
er have seemed almost toEvie with each
other In maintaining Mrgir'a's high
standard OF unbounded hospitality, and,
aassuredly, both deserve the pa;T1l.T 7=5
A most novel and at the same time
highly enjoyable entertainments was that
given in tho spacious parlors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas someryille on Z, Monday
night, August a.. ~ VA
4 II would be difficult to describe the
varied styles of costumes worn by the
throng OF guests who gathered early
in the evening. The costumes worn rep-
resented those OF many nations and Of
different periods OF history. weird
sight It was to see SO large number
so we'll masked that even tho host
danced a cake-walk with the hostess and
knew not who the fair damsel vas with
whom he tripped across the shining
K hall Judging from theIrS dress some
OF the men would be described as .'ren
without country'--to claim them.
DESPITE the fact that a large number
came many miles to- grace tile occasion
the gnycty lasted until theHcarly hoH"s
OF morning when the gathering dlspero-
ed .#and all, loath to leave. drove TO their
homes in the silvery moonlight that never
shone more beautifully.
Cape Henry Gay.
Miss Bright Rudislll. Of Kings Moun-.
tain, N. c.; Miss Virginia B. Brai,h-
waite, OF Williamsburg, Va: Miss Flora
Bess I3ristow OF saluda, Va. and Miss
Mabel Il. oliver. Of Richmond, have Just
arrived at house party given in DR..
and Mrs. Washburne's cottage, Cape
Henry. 4$4 10 la
"A delightful german was givengon Tues
day and on Wednesday, night at the
Cape, led by Mr.. G. 3. Cox and Miss
Virginia Braithwaitc, on Tuesday night.
and Mr.. J. II. Day and Miss Braithwaite
on Wednesday night.
A number Of visitors from Virginia
leach. Norfolk and Old Point were
present. Ri
Crenshaw-Nipe. "a
The wedding Of Miss Frances Bennett
Nlpe, daughter OF Mrs. Emma Bennett
Nipe and the late James William Nipe,
to Mr. James Hoge Crenshaw, son of the
late Nathaniel Bacon Crenshaw and Mrs.
Crenshaw, Will be celebrated at noon Of
September 7th, In the home of the bride,
No. 407 East Main Street.
No invitations have been issued In
Richmond The ceremony will be per-
formed quietly, and will be Witnessed
only by tho families of the contract
ing parties Both Miss Nlpe and Mr..
Crenshaw have always lived in this city,
where they arc held in the highest cs-
TEEN by large circle Of friends and
relatives, who will be Interested In noting
this announcement.
Entertained at Supper.
Miss Gladys Armstrong. OF New York,
who is visiting Miss Margaret Murphy,
has been the recipient of much atten-5
ton while in Richmond Miss Leahy, OF
No. 1910 West Grace Street. gaveya sup,
per to Miss Armstrong, with covers laid
FOR fourteen, on Monday night last,
Wedne sday night a taily-ho party IN her
honor was followed by a supper at Lake
side, The tally-ho party was chaperoned
by Mrs Garrett of Pensacola, Florida,
Others present were Miss Armstrong,
Mr., IIatten Valentine, Miss Loretta
.Lcahy, Mr. James Manning, Miss Nell
Leahy, Mr.. Stuart Gleason, Miss Mar
garct Murphy, Mr.. Coleman. Bradley,
Miss Nell Murphy. Mr.. Howard Bishop,
Miss Mamie Murphy, Mr., Warren God
dard and Mr.. Chisholm Of the Unlver-
sity OF Virginia.
Mr., and Mrs. William T, Slaughter,
of No. 1918 North twentieth Street, Fair
mount, have issued invitations to the
marriage OIL tHsi!t uaus''sSA' -ts'S,' 49,
Slaughter, to Mr., Frank Cunningham
Gilllam. The wedding will take place
Wednesday evening, September 9Th, al
$50 o'clock, In Third Christian Church
Personal Mention
Cadet Warner Robins, who spent his
vacation in Virginia and Richmond, With
his mother Mrs w, Il. Robins, left
last week to return to his duties at West
Point, New York, eS
Miss Emma Wherry returned q few
days ago from Cumberland county,
where she had been visiting friends, ana
ia now at the Yellow sulphur springs,
having a pleasant time in meeting with
many friends of former seasons.
The Rev. Brother Walter. of Lawrence,