Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-16
Richmond Society.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

RICHMOND. Va. August 10. 1908.
Virginia tourists in foreign lands are
having a most agreeable time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bryan of Richmond, who
have been in Paris, have postponed their
return from August 20 to September II.
and are now in Rome. Before their re-
turn they will spend two weeks in Scot
land. They will also visit Neples. Brus-
sells and Dover, and make a tour of
Switzerland.
A postal written by Mr.. Randolph Holla-
day from Cologne makes pleasant men
ton OF the auto-Car trip he is taking in
company with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Will
lard and party of friends. Their route
has been through London to the continent
and from Cologne over fine roads and
beautiful country to Frankfort and Eur
ich. Switzerland. Mr.. Holiday will be
home very soon and will go to the White
sulphur for late August.
Messrs. Oscar H. Berry and Lawson
Younger. who have been abroad for sew
eral weeks sailed on Thursday by the
White Star line from Liverpool for New
YORK They were met i'm London by the
others of their party, Miss Celeste Berry
and the Misses Clarke, who have ira
versed a different route on the continent,
and all sail home together. They have
had delightful time and expect to reach
New York August %. and will! come direct
to Richmond.
Among the latest arrivals at the White
Sulphur Springs are Mr.. and Mrs John
Kerr Branch, Miss Branch and Miss
Louise Branch, who are spending most of
the summer at their beautiful home in the
Berkshires.
Miss Carrie Pace Neal. the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas d.
Neal, jr.. of West Main street. spent last
week at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs as the guest of Miss Louise Nc
Adams. Miss Neal is now the guest of
whose summer home. ''Shadyside'' is one
of the handsomest in the suburbs of
Louisville Miss Neal made her debut
several seasons ago in Louisville, and is
very popular with the younger set there
Miss Eliza Mnnegerode of Louisville
KY, Mr.. George c. Gregory and Mr.
James Graves were the weekend guests
of Miss Elizabeth Frazier of "Thornwold"
for the Greenbrier horse show. On Tues
party in honor of Miss Minnegerade.
Bridge was played. after which delightful
refreshments were served on the card
tables. Among those present were Mes
Edward knight. Mason Mathews. James
Preston. George Keller. j. Dennie
and John Dice, Misses Elmer Smith,
Katherine Davis. Bessie Adams. Jennie
Maitland. Helen Harris and the Misses
Weight of Norfolk.
Mrs. Lucy Page Booker of the Univer-
sity of Virginia announces the engage
ment Of her daughter Miss Lily Brooke
Booker to Mr.. William Cutler Cole of
Toledo. Ohio. The wedding will take place
September in the chapel of the Univer-
sity Of Virginia. Miss Bookers former
home was in Richmond. and her approach
ing marriage is of much interest TO her
friends and relatives here.
Miss Alice Tabor English. the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martyr Kerfoot Coster of
1880 Shady avenue. Pittsburg. Pa. was
the guest of honor at a dinner party given
at the Hotel Schenley on Tuesday night.
Miss English, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Coster. will leave tomorrow to join Pitts
burg house party given by Mrs. James
Mckay on Lake Muskoka. Canada. Miss
English is one of Richmond's most beauti-
full girls. and made her debut in Pitts
burg with Mrs. Coster last winter, where
she Is much admired.