The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
4 Americans III England.

s 4 friend in Richmond has receives ''
& chnr,Itnr letters from an American ladS,
~ ~ who viii, her daughter has been PIT ~
ALTERNATING In tho pleasures of the t1oAluol ,
season. and is now enjoying life IN severn q:
Ii AZ the prominent English country houses USES
The lady In question Is Y, EGltn.
y she attended tho reception gwen ,,4 ~ :.
Dorchester House during the vl i5si't u. 3,
# Mr., and Mrs. Longworth ~ LONDON NV
dnc,ares that nothing could have been
Sl,yelier that the flower bedccked sta stair.
4 way. entrance hall and drawing-roonl1la &ot =
EI1ornhcster House, where Mrs. Long--
& worth. elegantly gowned. stood between
Hon. ana Mrs.. Wlitelaw Reid, VI ant, ~ -
3 her simple, unaffected beauty and dlgr1l l
~. ATTRACTED all who mot her. nnel won " on
Il praises for herself. and as the ga nt ''r
i 81 the President Of tho United States
s55i Delicious refreshments Mt Dorchester
+ House included the famous Deyonshire
cream, eaten With tho finest OF straw .'l "
berries The strawberry ice cream nag Tag
SC, familiar d flavor that the Virginn 1i !.
Immediately Imagined the housewives 9 $, II
ISher native State must have prougl siSh y
similar recipe for making II Wlth ttle 'A,
when they came to this country, II ING
handed It down to their desc g g g
8 Tho traveller and hor daughter arc now
al Richmond ELL Surry County !, En- lan'dt,
They have enjoyed afternoon teas 1t
beautiful English country clubs, where
they have had IN excellent opportunity
10 come Iii touch with English hlg lie,
and meet lovely women, splendlldiy
4 Ecwnet, trailing their drapcries OVERTIME
6emerald turf; in the golden gloW Of Wy
afternoons Et s3 ss II 5iiSS5
The eplstolnry descrlp ,sof these
al q fresco fetes arc most terestng, a az!
4anord a reader Il fine idea OF English
society us seen by a clever and obser-
want onooker. X .jsi$ n .8t
House Parties. n NET NJ
Miss Ruth I1asloy, OF Lynchburg, Va.
has been entertaining q house party 41so1lB
/ friends in charming fashion. The mem!
lbers Of hcr party were given dinner
by Mrs. John p. Horsley. andstW their
young HOSTESS made q trip to ftust purs,
va. Those who went were Misses ill'ses
4 Gordon OF washington; Miss Elsie Nor
ton Of Pamplin, Va; Miss q z, -,
Boxley, Of Fauquicr; Miss Halle oiler'
Of Oxford, N. a.; Miss Perkins 1lorsley,
OF Lynchburg: Messrs Fred and ION
Martin Horsley, Robert Lee. Bland 1iorb-
lev, Charles, Edward and Owen Easley'
& MISS Minnie Caskie, OF Nelson county,
will give q housc-party this week TO
Misses Mary Christian. Kate Terry, Helen
owen. Nlessrs. Frank Williams, l-loyu
Cra,ghill, Albx, Owen, and others. \. /,
Mrs. Yttsll'Gordon has had "a house iull
lot gay young company ct her,. nome !,
wakefield Manor, on the ~ pi i,n,.,
mock River. for the past several weeks :. y.
Among those who enjoyed her hospitality
We're Miss lSleapor Tory. daughter .1r
Roar Admiral Silas w. Terry; Miss VIM
fred Mattingley, Mr., Charles ArchiDald
and Lieutenant I.!ttlcfield, OF Washing
ton. NJ III n;
Mrs. Clayton Honored.
Il r1nder the above heading tho Roanoke
Times Of Sunday says: r, s, /. s,
+ -"Mrs, Robert p. Clayton, Of Bedford
city. has been chosen by tho Poca-
hon,ns Memorial Association as vices
regent for tho association in virginia.
Mrs, Clayton, who Is regent q tle
Daughters OF the American RePnlu! sl'
chapter at Bedford City. has also ncen
honored IN being selected 10 represent
her c,,apter at tho Jamestow., Ter-cen-
Htcnniai exhibition ut tho building WHICH
tho Daughters Of the American ltevo!ul-
ton proposes to erect for the exposition
Engagement Announced,
M,.a AnnIo y. Monroe has announced
,he engagement OF her niece, Miss Adair
Monroe Taylor, OF Louisville. ky'. Va
Representative Wyatt Aiken. Of Able
vile. s, c,
y Miss Taylor is tho youngcst daughter.
pf tin latc General Thomas II. Taylor,
n veteran OF the confederncS. and of
Il his wife, Mrs. Adair Monroe Taylor, She
is a descendant Of President Zachary
Taylor and James Monroe.
Mr.. Aiken ~ member OF Congrass
/ from the Third Congressional District,
which was represented by his father The
marriage will take place at Louisville,
KY, early In septembnr
Iordan-Goodnan.
Mr., and Mrs. r. Q. Goodman, OF No
bl.l Sor.h Thirty-irst Street, have issued
Invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter. Fannie T., 10 Mr., Robert D.,
Jordan. The ceremony Will be performed
E Wednesday evening, August 10Th, in the
home of the brIds's parents the Rev.
DIR. Cooper. OF 1T. Jnmess Methodist
Episcopal Church. officiating
Richmonders Present,
Richmond people dancing at the Satur-
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