The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-23
Social and
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SIC and dancing at the Country
Club of Virginia from 7.sO
o'clock until 10, and the affair, though
quite Informal, Will be a very cliarm-
anS event. ANY number of small din.
ners VIII precede the hop, and the
club house will be thronged with the
members and out-of-town guests.
From this afternoon on through the
summer the music and informal hop
VIII continue to be feature OF Sat
urday afternoons at the club. q
Although tile larger number Of So
Ciety people are out of town at sea-
shore and mountain resorts. there Is
still contingent OF fashionable
young people among the 'stay at
homes TO render these weekly hops
Mt the club matters or moment and
enjoyment.
Vouring Virginia.
Jack Taliaferro, OF Baltimore;
Thomas Moseiey. of Richmond; Henry
y. Poague, Of Lexington. Va. Marion
iMahone, OF Petersburg and Henry r.
Walker. who have been touring vir-
GINA for the past several weeks in
their automobile. are now in Harris
lohDurs, va where they will spend
several days. Most or last week they
spent In Richmond with friends, and
were the guests of honor at two very
attractive little dinners during their
Htay. They Will return to Baltimore
VIA Washington next week.
camping on North River.
a large party of campers are gath
ering FOR ten days outing at n ia
Sorite camp on North River on tho
Armentrout Farm near Cedar Grove.
Those already there or expected are
misses Ethel Almond. Jennie Head
and Gladys Heala, OF Lynchburg: Miss
tAnne Blackburn. OF Grottoes; Miss
MARY McPheeters, of Columbia. $. c..
MISS Emma Gold Hutcheson. Of Rock
bridge Baths: Misses Louise Shields.
lElizabeth Preston. Emma Staples.
bessie Catlett, Frances Dillon, Agnes
Patton and Lucy Patton. of Lexing-
ton, and Messrs. l.. S. Epes, Black
stone; John lizard, Roanoke; j. r. Cas-
ikie Lynchburg: Il. s. Hutcheson,
tRockbridge Baths: C.. NJ. Mccrum. Il.
rs. shields. r. y. Poague, c. s. Glas
iEow, /. p. Graham. M +. Withers, j.
ls. Campbell. a. T. Barclay. Jr.. Frank
Dillon. J. t. Mccrum. w. r. Bledsoe.
Iof Lexington. The party is chaper-
loned by Mrs Robert S. SpillInan. of
charleston. w. Va.
lRomnn's Club.
The pleasant informal afternoon
PEAS at the Womans Club daily from
IS to o'clock will be dispensed with
tAugust for the ensuing month: upon
the advent of September the club be-
gins It's year with tho regular book
reception, and for subsequent Monday
afternoons literary programs and in
formal receptions, etc. have been ar
ranged.
sniling To-day.
j. Kent Rawley and T. Garnett Tabb
aeft town yesterday evening for Phil
fnr
England. to-day. They expect to spend
'some time touring the British Isles
sand places of interest on the continent
returning about the first week In Sep
TENDER. via the Canadian route. SAIL
Ing from Glasgow. Scotland.
Miss Mc<inney.s Card Party.
Miss frankie Mckinney entertained
very charmngly at cards on Wednes-
day morning at her home in FarmviIle,
Va, complimentary to her guest, Miss
Gaines. OF New York. Decorations were
entirely in pink flowers. and luncheon
was served at little tables
Miss Mckinney has frequently visit
ed Richmond as the guest of Miss Bes-
sic Lamb and spent several months in
town last winter before visiting friends
in Washington and New York.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Afaxey. OF
Fine Creek Mills, Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Robbie
Estelle. to the Rev. F. w England OF
iMoseley's Junction. Va. Mr.. England
rs pastor OF the Powhatan Circuit,
Virginia Conference, and the wedding
will be celebrated very quietly some
time in the month of September
tCrnwley-Irby.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth C.
I1rby, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ
l1rhy. of Blackstone. Va TO James d.
.Crawley. also of Blackstone, took place
very quietly in the parlors of the JEFF
fferson Hotel Thursday evening at 6
O'Clock, the Rev. James w. Morris,
pector Of Monumental Church, perform
ing the ceremony.
The bride wore gown OF light gray
fbroadcloth and carried prayer book
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr..
land Mrs. Crawley left for Boston,
twhere they will spend two weeks on
kheir return they Will make their home
lat Blackstone, Va.
The couple was accompanied to Rich.
nnond by Miss Margery Crawley, of
prospect. Va, and Scott 1rby. Of Ken
bridge, Va.
Knble-Enslo,y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn b. Enslow have
ISSUED Invitations to the marriage of
their daughter. Eleanor Hamilton, to
Captain William Gibbs Kable, of
Stanton. The marriage will take
place at noon, Wednesday. August 8.
IN the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Highland Park.
81 Captain and Mrs. Kable will be at
home in Stanton after September 16.
The bride is great granddaughter