The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
SOCl1 AL and
PERSONAL.

49, 1CffMONDs sOclety--fnatrons ana
maids. bellies and beaux--
show d lively interest In tho
new Country Club, which is
SCOT, to render tho Westhampton dis
trict such an attractive neighbFhood.
Tho prospect OF q new and beautl-
lul objective point for afternoon
drives and outdoor entertainments. q
paradise for golfers with an ideal ten
mis- court and all sorts OF indoor be-
guilemcnts, seems entirely alluring.
Young girls. and women In general.
for that matter. would like to skip
the time required for the laying OIL
OF grounds and the erection OF build
irgs, and enter at once into the Joys
OF possession. Such country club
as that. which Ia proposed, Will be-
great added social attraction to tho
city, and furnish the means for q great
amount OF pleasant entertainment from
the women OF Richmond toward their
friends and visitors.
Herndon--Epps.
The wedding OF Miss Lillian Barrett
Epps, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w.
+. Epps. to Mr.. Granville Walker
Herndon. son of Mr.. w. l.. Herndon.
Will be celebrated at o'clock this
morning, In Christ Episcopal Church,
the Rev. Charles Snead officiating.
Miss M. Fanny Taylor Will render
the wedding marches. and tho chanccl
and altar will be banked with palms.
Miss Bertha Lee Epps, the brides
sister, and maid OF honor, Will wear
a white embroidered lingerie gown
with green ribbons. and carry bou-
quet OF maiden-hair ferns. Mr.. w. j..
Herndon. the brother OF the groom,
will be best man, and the other at
PENDANTS: Messrs. w. J. Epps, G. w.
Tuck. William Robelin and L. s.. Blount.
The bride will wear a blue voilc
travelling costume. Her flowers VIII
be Bride roses. The honeymoon will
be spent North. and. after August 5th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon will reside at
no. ilG North Twenty.first Street.
Virginia Weddings.
The wedding OF Mrs. Margaret ].
Phillips n sister OF Mayor Thornton
+. Jones. OF Hampton. to Lieutenant
Holden Chester Richardson. United
States Navy. assistant naval construc.
tor OF the Newport News ship yard,
was celebrated Monday afternoon in old
st. Johns Church, Hampton. the Rev.
j. Martyr Nelfort officiating.
Colonel Nelson S. Groome was Lieu.
tenant Richardson's best man. There
were two matrons ,of honor, Mrs.
Groome and Mrs. William c. L. Talia-
ZERO Other attendants were:
Messrs. George S. Booker. R. NJ. Nc
candlish, Louis Heffelfinger and ]. s.
Wyatt. Jr. Mrs. John Sclatef. tho
brides sister. rendered the bridal party
reception and wedding dinner at her
nome on Rudd's Island, after tho cerc.
mony. Afterward. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Richardson left by the New York
steamer for wedding journey.
Kemp-Biscoc.
AT Glenburne. the home OF Mr.. and
hrs. ]. II. Biscoe. OF spotsylyania
county. on Saturday, July 18Th. at 8
o'clock. their daughter, Miss Lillian
Kay Blscoe. was married to Mr.. John
q Kemp. OF Wakefield. n. c.. the
Rev. r. a. Williams. of Fredericksburg.
officiating.
The bride wore leaf brown suit OF
imported cloth. with hn. and gloves
70 match. and was given away by her
rather. Mr.. Robert E. Harper, Of Wake.
field, N. c.. was best man.
Miss bowers Engaged.
me engagement has been announced
OF MISS Leila Bowers. daughter OF Mrs.
Malvlna Bowers, OF Winchester, Va,
and sister OF the Rev. John c. Bowers.
pastor OF Calvary Lutheran Church.
Baltimore. to DR.. Charles c. Grove, OF
Roanoke College. Salem. Va.
The marriage will take place early
In September. 81
Guest OF Mrs. WiIkinson.
Miss Goldie King. OF Windsor N.
c., is the guest of Mrs. B. r. WilkIn-
son. No. Il? West Cary Street. Miss
King will leave to spend week at
Virginia Beach on July goth, and will
he accompanied by Misses Margaret
and Mamie Wilkinson. When Miss
King returns she will be entertained
at several fruit suppers and parties
by Richmond friends.
stny-at-l!ome Whist.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
Monday might with Mr.. John Tyler.
Three tables played, Mrs. c. w. p.
Brock and Mr.. Austin Rrockenbrough
making highest score. The club will
meet next week with Mrs, S, w. Ira.
vers.
Interesting Marriage.
thedraltof Honolulu. Hawaii. Miss
S. Reed. OF Massachusetts
The bride wore princess lace and
Th1te null The maid d, 81 honor. Miss
null. Mr.. Fits, OF Massachusetts, was
best man. Six ushers We're members
of the senior class of Oahu College,
been teaching during The past session.
The music and tropical flowers gave
added charm to the happy OCCASION.
After two weeks of sightseeing In the
!: lnnd. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed sailed for
California ontJuly 18th. and In future
VIII make their home In the States.