The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-05
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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Duncan Balfour Cox, OF Ash
n land. to MI Joseph Ellis Wool
folk son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ware Voolfolk, of Cuckoo,
Louisa county, will take place In the
home of the bride on the afternoon of
August the goth. at o'clock
Owing to recent bereavement in the
family OF the groom elect the wedding
will be quietly celebrated In the pres
ence Of only the Immediate relatives.
Miss Virginia Modem Cox, sister of
the pride. Will be maid Of honor, and
Mr. John Sneed. OF Gordonsville, Va,
cousin of the groom, will be best man.
Mr. John Goodwin Voolfolk, of New
Madison county. and Mr.. Charles Ed
win Cox, of Ashland. will act as ushers.
Acknowledgements.
Miss Ella Gertrude Scruggs and Mr..
Richard A. Adcock left Richmond Wed
nesday. July 31st on the noon train
for Washington. and were married i'm
mediately after reaching the capital
city. Mrs. Adcock is the daughter OF
Mrs. NJ. Il. Scruggs and the late Geo. D.
Scruggs, of Norwood Nelson county,
Va. She was bccomngly attired in a
gray travelling suit.
Mr.. Adcock is the son OF Mr.. James
Adcock, of buckingham county. They
will be at home to their friends at No.
Az West Main Street this city.
Lawn Fete.
a very successful lawn party was
given Friday night at the home OF Mrs.
w. j. Todd. Third Avenue, Chestnut
Hin, by the young ladies Of the North
side Baptist Church. A large and live
~ crowd Of young people gathered
to participate in a very attractive pro-
gram
One of the most en- Pertaining features
OF the program was the appearance Of
Mrs. Stanley, from Forest Hill, who,
being an expert clairvoyant, made the
evening very pleasant for those Who
Storm Party.
RED HILL" the country home OF Miss
Maggie G. Spencer, n ear Scottsburg, Va,
was the scene of a storm party on
the evening of July 26th. The night
was ideal for dancing and this pas
time was thoroughly enjoyed until a
late hour, when ices and cakes were
served Guests from a distance were
Mrs Leslie Young. of Richmond; Mrs.
f. B. Spencer, of Roanoke; Miss Trixie
Haynes, of PAGES; Miss Haney, of
Lynchburg; Misses Mamie Spencer and
Eva White, of New York; DR.. L, Keith
Briggs; Mcssrs. Tucker, Bendall and
Nobln. of South Boston; Mr.. Thornton
White, OF Lynchburg; DIR. r. II. Full
Her; Messrs. Martin and Spencer, OF
Glover.
The chaperonsa were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Lovelace, Mrs. John r. Wimbusl,
and O. NJ a Ia Crancar
Automobile Races.
The doctors Of Richmond will give
lnutomobile races for the benefit OF
the Virginia Homo for Incurables Mt
the Fair Grounds on the afternoon OF
Wednesday, August 9TH, at o'clock
Tickets can be gotten from members
of the board of managers of the home
and at the following places:
Il. a. Miller's, No. $40 East Broad
Thaw g. Grants. No. 1901 East Main
| Branch r. Aliens, Fourteenth an(
Main. and S36 East Main; Shines drug,
store. Twenty eighth and Broad; JEFF
ferson Hotel, Richmond Hotel, and TIL
1 Chesterfield.
Birthday Party.
Little Lucy I4itch1eld Sears enter
tanned here friends at birthday part
at her home, Halcyon Hall, Mathew
/ Courthouse, on Wednesday afternoo
/ from 8 to Z o'clock.
She was assisted in receiving by he
cousins, Grace Baker siegel. Of Rich
mond and Juliet Browne Garnett Q
4 Williamsburg.
"A Among those present We're Mary r;i !, 81 ~
Claiborne Marchant. Ruby, Mary an
Lucy Sibley, Catherine Cooke, Hilda an
Annie. Blake. Vivian Douglass: Mar
. Frye Marchant. Elizabeth and Virgini
Pugh, Dorothy Rutherfoorde,o of Norfolk
Lucy Banner, Grace Baker slegel.
!, Richmond. and Juliet Browne Garnet
or Williamsburg; Masters Dabney (
Baker Giles Cooke. Merritt Siblc.
Pugh, Aubrey Douglass, Charles
sicge, Richmond. Va, Browne Bar
!: ncr and Baker Lee Sears.
. Chnpter Meeting.
Richmond Chapter, y. d. G., Will hol
important f businses a'i al 10 ioso ncioes tn
/. morning IN Lee Camp Hall.
4 Oliyer-ElliOU.
:, : Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Elliott announ'
u the engagement Of their daughter
Mile Benson, % NJ John b p
place al home Soptembcr 9Th.
y Gone to the Mountains.
Z Miss Mary Willy smoot has gone .
:. to stanton to spend some time wi
i .tcI DTolncf AfterWard sne VIII De
!. tie Virginia mountains for the sun
4 mer, She will not resume her mus
!; classes when she returns to ltichmon
If but will devote herself altogether
y aef WORK as organist.
o Personal Mention.
:, Miss Marie HARDWOOD, Of No. 0
North Lpmbardy street, left Friday
ION a house party given by Miss Ca
olihe Boykin at Suffolk, va.
u Miss Bessie S. Beal, OF No 2316 laa
III Marshall Street, left Saturday for
. zen days stay with relatives 81
T. friends in Washington, p. G,
~ Miss Sadie Bayliss. OF East Marsh;
Ne street. Is visiting her sister, Miss Ia
IS r. Bayliss or Washington.
t. Mrs. John V. Moriarty. Of New 70
ty City, and sister, Miss Matte B. Be
N Oh this. city, are the guests of tn
70 aunt, Mrs, Frank S, Real, at her cou
Z, Try home, middleton"
ID Mrs X. Il, Hunter left Saturday Mig
d, Tor short visit to New York. S
ii, VIII return TO Richmond In a few da,
81 Miss Lyle Warren Parkinson Il
yesterday to spend two weeks at