The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

IL there II ever Il dill month In Rich
n,ond d or IL tho absence OF many we'll
known people from the 81 ty rcnd ers! any
tine dull by comparison, "a U gu st is The
month and this IS the time 81 D s5l
* v All up and down The res iderccS portion
Of the city, closed doors and windows
L Indicate the .summer swallow \ e have
5tnkcn their flight and that. Until Sep
TENDER issues her home cal, l-socl ety WI
find its full measure Of 4 enj oyinert else-
where, In V the varying forms OF am nse-
,nert offered I'm this State and outside =
It, wherever yirgi mia people may happen
Ito be. " ii. II &
a The sound OF wedding bells Will break
the quiet OF the midsummer, social 4 Sc: sea-
4 son this week ms several important we'd
y dIngs will he celebrated in Its course. 5
# Next Tuesday evening at 7:30 Eo clock.
I'm the Baptist Church at Ashland, Va.
THE Rev. DR., r. II. Pitt, pastor OF that
Y church, and the Rev. DR.. g Charles 5Ry lar.
oek Richmond5 College, will &offlciate at the
marriage OF Miss Fannie Benson Cox, OF
Ashland. to the Rev. Charles Edwin
Stuart. stor Of the Yenable Street Sap,
Ii list Church, this city,, AS both bride and
z groom belong to prominent Virginia
families, and In themselves arc very
s$highly8estecmed young people, with hosts
Il q. friends in4Ash1and, Richmond and sV1r-- 4
s3Einia, the church will doubtless be filled
toSoverflowlng with relatives and gueSts,s
who will gatherEfora tho interesting occa-s
II sion, 28 II. III sS&5:
NJ The churoh will be deliberately decorated
81 and the music will be directed by Mrs
" W. e. R Fox, Of Ashland. a large Rich-3
Z r1ond party will attend the wedding.
WI Another wedding Of Tuesday, in which
Richmond people are interested ,b5 IS that
n OF Miss Jean Clarkson to Adjutant- Cen.
f eral Thomas Boss re bertso m Of The
II North Carolina National Guard, who has
& his homo iny Charlotte, N, G. Miss Clark
son is the daughter! Of Dr. and Mrs Henry
Il Nfazyck CLARK on& OF III aynlar ket,, and
y the ceremony will " be performed I'm St.
81 Paul's Episcopal Church that place.
M "a wedding celebration Of International
interest, taking place on y So turdays eve
q Ming next q In Warren NJ enorial 13resby--'
sterian Church, at louisville u KY that of
Miss Virginia Randolph Boiling Hoge, to
4the Marchese Emilio San G ermano. Of
! Rome, italy, has caused more than q
ripple In Richmond society, where the
4 young bride has many relatives. II err
Il father the Rev. SPeyton Harrison A Hoge,
ID. had his first charge In Richmond,
n and her mothers home as a Il sc unf;i girl
\ was in this city. The ancestral resi-
Il dence Of the Boiling family from whom
Miss IIoge Is descended Is at Boiling
u Island not many miles from Richnond.
BcforeNthe MARQUIS and Marchioness
FL leave for their future home In Rome
4 they will come to Richmond and pay a
II visit of some length here. 2ss55 VI .9a
From all sections of Virginia come
gay echoes Of house parties that the
g summer has brought together again. At
Toifn
z the Misses Gordon are dispensing hospi-:
rs tally at one of these gatherings, their
guests being, Mrs j. Arthur efroy, Mrs.
}R Clifford Caperton and IL children. Miss
Withers Wright and Miss Charlotte Lee,
" Of Richmond: Miss Shepherd and Mr..
Thomas Shepherd ,SS OF 81 Fredericksburg;
4 Mrs. Hall Mrs, Lanier and Miss Lester,
@ Of Norfolk. Va. ss,
Now that August has come, society Is
Y beginning to look forward to September
S and to the return Of Richmond travellers
q ,insforeign lands. a party that left with
Miss Maria Blair last May, included Mrs.
JunIus Norris ~ Miss Elizabeth Kent
King, Miss katherine Copeland, Miss
4 Mary Greenhow Johnston, Miss Ruth
sublett, Miss Ellie Werth, Miss Nora
81 Chaplin, Mr. and Mrs. James j.. Cannon,
3 nil of Richmond. and Miss Grlzzelle
Mullen $of Petersburg. They are booked
to return by the middle OF September. Mr..
Cannon is in Switzerland and Mrs. Can
H ron's last lettertkas written from Venice
They left therpasty soon a ter reaching
4 Europe, but WILL rejon them for the re-
turn voyage. .y5ss5i s8s " sss4 sy
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Leigh, who sailed
the last OF July,5r/;ll remain abroad for
1 three months, A number of gentlemen
who went abroad for a few weeks stay.
A Will return in September, among them
4 Or. Basil sspauding. Mr., James A. Mon
cure Mr.. Garland Tinsley. and Mr., w.
"a. Moncure. l15a " -
s Mrs. Claude a, Swanson is enjoying Au-
tgust visiting relatives in Danyllle, Va,
land caring for her garden. and farm
Vat ''Eldon," her country home, near
tChatham. Mrs. Swanson Is great
farmer, and looks well to her interests
At "I1ldon,,, which her taste has greatly
.beautified and improved. Mrs. Swanso,l's
crop OF alfalfa Is said to be the finest
Sin her section of the State. @
Mrs. Anna #. Rahm and Miss Betty
SsSEIlyson are booked to return this week
sitom q trip to Niagara and Toronto,
u Canada They took a large party with
them, and. as the weather has been quite
n cool enough to ftnder car travel and
Sslghtseeing pleasant, It is safe TO predict
8sthat the party have hada splendid time.
WateTman-HOr ORD.
(, The wedding OF Miss Estelle Herndon
IIord, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
iIIord, to Mr., John Langdon Waterman,
son Of Mr.. j. l., Waterman, OF Peters
burg, Va, will be celebrated Wednesday
evening, August sth, at 6:so o'clock, IN
u The home Of the brides parnts, No, 2lS
North Nineteenth Street, the Rev J, Sid
hey Peters, of Trinity Methodist Ep!sco-
vol Cyhurch officIat ing. 55 lisEt Hf3 eaa f
5lii5 Now at Pennington.
Ii Dir. Ryland knight, pastor OF Calvary
Baptist Church. spent last week at Farm
3Lgton, Va. 3.
He left Pennington last night for Bal
tjmore where he Will hold services to-day
it I3abcock Memorial Presbyterian
Church. 81
He goes Tomorrow TO Niagara. and
from there TO Muskoka Lake Canada,
where he win remain for the remainder
OF the summer.
Or. Scott Is native OF Culpeper, but
Ii well known in Richmond. where he
graduated in the University School lie
has the good wishes Of his many friends
$r,.f In, Io horr