The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-27
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL.

HE pavilion at lakewood was
the scene last night OF ono Of
81 the most beautiful dances of
the season, In honor OF the
Baroness AK afonchcur, daugh-
ter OF the Belgian minister at wash
ington, the house guest Of Miss Hilda
wainman, daughter Of Mrs. II. K.
franklin, on West Avenue.
rho decorations. which were In palms.
eyergreens and Japanese lanterns.
formed fitting background for the
youehful figure of the baroness, who
made pretty picture in q gown of
white chiffon. trimmed with baby Irish
point lace. Miss Wuininnn was gowred
iii yellow mousselne over taffeta. Re-
fresfmcnts were served during tho
evening in the Japunese tea garden.
Among members Of the younger society.
ret invited were Misses Rebecca Walk
err, Eva Chataigne. 1nez chataigne,
Rena Glazebrockc, Phoebe CullIng-
worth, Daisy Boykin, Mary Smith,,
ton, Ethel Evans, katherine Cum,
Lola Brown, Willie Crutchfle1d, Helen
Tanner. Elizabeth Cardoza, Lucy Lewis,
+ Louise Watkins. Cora Harrison. Allcne
Stokes, Lillian Binford, Nell Christian.
Elizabeth Wheat, julia Joynes Marga.
ret Hunter, Miss Goddin, Messrs. Hugh
Rose rutherford Rose Ernest B. ALI
len, Frederick Darlington, Westwood
Williams, Carl Walker, John Christian,
IL Paul Christian, William Forbes. Will
liam Grigg. Gordon Smith, Hiram
Guy Binford. Wallace Henderson,. John
cutchins, Louis Cutchins, John Hob
son, Lindsay Walker, James Drake, |
Preston Belvin. II. Talbot, Arthur Cher
~, John Argyle Turner. William Breed
en-. Henry Elicit, "A. P. Wilmer. w. Fl.
Iroy. Edward Mccarthy. George Par
cons, Glare Evans Price. Long, God
din, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. Adolphus Blair, DIR. and Mrs.
W. II. o. AlcGelee. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mason. Mr.. and Mrs Chiles Terrell.
Mr. Leigh r. Page, Mr.. S. S. p. Pate
son, Mr.. A. II. Allen and others.
sIrs. swanson Going to Denver.
Mrs. Swanson returned with Gov
efnor Swanson to Richmond from Lex
ington, reaching the city about
o'clock Thursday evening.
While in Lexington Governor and |
Mrs. Swanson were entertained by /
Hon. and Mrs. st. George Tucker at
luncheon. Commandant Nichols. OF
the Virginia Military Institute. gave
them an evening reception, and Mrs
Swanson was one OF the patroncsaes
at the final commencement german.
which was brilliant affair.
Mrs. Swanson will accompany her.
husband, who will go TO Denver, Col.
on July I'd to second the nomination
of william Jennings Bryan in the Ma.
tional Democratic Convention. After
the convention and a visit to a Denver
friend Mrs. Swanson and the Governor
VIII extend their trip to the Yosemite
Valley and Yellowstone Park. and
take a much-needed season of rest.
which viii extend over several weeks.
The Governor has been delivering
speeches at many points, and after the
Denver convention will doubtless be
doubly glad OF holiday.
Lunn-Robins.
The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Todd
Kohins. daughter OF Mrs. Sally Nelson
Robins and the late Colonel William ,
Todd Robins, of Richmond. to Mr.. Maui s
rice Johnston Lunn will be quietly cell
.ebrated In the presence of Immediate I,
relatives at the home Of the brides
mother. No. 80 East Franklin Street,
this morning at s o'clock.
No Invitations have been issued on
account of the illness of Miss Robins.
The bride and groom will leave for
a wedding trip Immediately after the
ceremony, and will spend the summer
In the Virginia mountains.
DudIey-Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aaron Atkinson,
of No. s11 East Grace Street, have ISL
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Lucy Clair Enrol At-i +
kinson. to Judge Sidney Johnston Dud- /
ley, OF Hampton and Richmond. The
ceremony will take place In st. Peters 4,
Church Monday afternoon, July 18th.
at 6 o'clock. the Rt. Rev. Bishop Van
de Yyyer officiating
Miss Atkinson has been for some
years well known, not only socially, {