The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-18
Social and
PERSONAL

XY71LLlAM LEWIS. Of the Mead
wv ows," was host of a very at
tractive riding party at tho
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs last
week complimentary to Miss Nell
Potts, Of Richmond. and her two
guests. the Misses Clark, OF Phlladel-
phia. On their return dinner was
served in the cafe. and the table was
arranged with quantities of pink and
flowers marking the places Of each
guest.
Farewell Dinner.
A very handsome dinner party was
given on Friday evening at the Com
monwealth Club by way OF farewell
to Harvey Haynes, who left town sat.
urday for 81 two months sojourn
abroad. The table was decorated in
pink lilies. and feature of the even.
dng's entertainment was one-act
comedy by two of the guests Covers
were laid for eight, and those present
were: Harvey Haynes, Roy Meri-
wether Jones. st. George Cooke. Ed
mund Strudwick Burwell, of Boston;
Henry Darlington. Frank Blanken.
ship and Logan Golsan.
Mr.. Haynes Will spend most OF his
time while abroad in the British Isles,
visiting relatives in Ireland and Lon
don before returning to this country
late In the coming fall.
Mrs. Scott EntertnIns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones Willis.
OF Richmond. who are the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole
Scott at Fern villa. Hot Springs.
were entertained at tea Saturday af-
ternoon. and among those invited to
meet them were Judge and Mrs. Jack
son. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes Caper-
ton. Rear-Admiral and Mrs. William g.
Buchler. Mr.. and Mrs. stettinus. Mrs.
Edgar Bright, Mrs. Frederick Sterry.
Misses Julia and Alice Whiting and
others.
Decorations were In pink peoples
and tall vases of pink and white lilies.
Another entertainment of interest
here given last week at the Hot was
motor party and an old Virginia
supper at the Daniel Boone Log Cabin
or Thursday. of which Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Bakewell were hosts. Following
supper dance took place at the Tree
Tops Bungalow. Those in the party
were Misses Alice Shepherd, Grace
Thompson and Elizabeth Agpew, and
DR.. Allan wigs and Charles Gibbons
of Richmond.
AT Virginia Estate.
Mrs George Barnett left Baltimore
last week for Washington. on her
way to Wakefield Manor. her country
place in Virginia. where her mother,
Mrs. Powhatan Montague, and Mrs.
Barnetts daughters are established
for the summer. Mrs. Barnett's son,
Master Basil Gordon. has gone with
his cousins, Masters Douglas and
Starrow Lowell. to the camp in the
Adirondacks conducted by w. Wood.
run Marston.
Colonel Barnett. United States Ma
rine Corps, has recently been relieved
from his official duties in Picking.
China. and has sailed for San Fran
cisco. On his arrival he Will join Mrs.
Barnett at Wakefield Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips Hill,
of Pittsburg, brother-in-law and sister
of Mrs. Barnett. are spending the
summer at Bay Head, n. j. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Henry C. Muslin. another
brother-in- law and sister Of Mrs
Barnett. are at Cape May.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage OF Miss Gladys H Longley, OF
Robey Va. and James r King of
Washington, formerly of Ballston. Va
The ceremony took place Thursday az
ternooa at 2 O'Clock at the residence
of the Rev. A. w. Graves. the officiating
clergyman, In Washington. d. C. After
a brief wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs.
King will make their home at Balls
ton. Va.
Norment-Irylne.
The wedding OF Miss Annie Lyle
Clay Irvine and John Hartwell Nor
nent took place Saturday. July 16, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs John
Hay Taliaferro. sos North Twenty
sixth Street, the Rev r. III. Potts, pas
tor of Union Station Methodist Church,
officiating.
The couple entered the parlor to the
strains Of Annie Laurie" rendered by
Miss Ruth Deane Weisiger. The we'd
ding was very quiet affair. owing
to the illness of the brides grand
.mother. No cards were issued.
Pretty Home Wedding.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. H
Wade on Grave Street Danville. was
the scene of very pretty wedding
last Tuesday evening at Q O'Clock. when
Miss Pattie Bass. sister of Mrs. Wade,
became the bride of DR.. J. F. Swami.
OF Sonora, n. c. The ceremony was
performed by DIR. j. w. Young in the
presence of only a few relatives and.
friends.
The bride wore an exquisite lingerie
frock and was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Wade. as dame of honor Mr..
Wade was the groom's best man. Lit
tie Miss Frances Wade preceded tho
bridal party, scattering sweet peas in
their path
The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. r, B. Bass. of Cunningham, N. e..