The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29


Meade Mann. of this city. during her
stay in Charleston, w. Va. whore she
ts=ihe guest of Mrs. William Z. X.
Byrne. Mrs. II. @. Caperton gave a
! luncheon on Tuesday, when covers
were laid for eight, the guests in
Guiding Mrs, George Byrne. Mrs. r.
! f. Goodman. al Waco Tex; Mrs.
John Warwick. Mrs. W. Ne. Fl. Byrne,
Mira. Harms, of Oak I'M. ". Va; Mrs
G.. r. ceyie.
Again on Wednesday evening Mrs,
Mann was the honorea when Mrs.
George Byrne was hostess at a charm
ing tea from to s O'Clock for Mrs
Mann and Mrs. Forest Goodman, of
Waco, Tex. Mrs r. r. Dyer. assisted
hy Miss Mabel Gates. served punch.
and others. Assisting the hostess
were Mrs. William Byrne, Mrs Rus
sell Quarter. Mrs. l.. d. Steele, Mrs.
Edwin A. Davis Mrs. j. r Sharp.
Others assisting Mrs. Byrne were Mrs.
G. A. Gates. Mrs, r. b. Cassaday.
Mrs. NJ, w. Donally and Mrs. J. NJ.
Boggs.
Arrivals at White Sulphur.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Greenbrief White Sulphur Springs
from Richmond are: Thomas B. Scott,
Gilbert Weldon. Miss Mamie Patton.
Il. p. Brinkley, Mrs J. q. Moore. Miss
May Moore, Miss Julia Moore. Mr..
and RS. c. Branch. and rs. T. P. Bryan,
G. Paul LaRoque. NJ. D.; r. Scatter.
Mrs. James Lee Melton. II. c. Brander.
]. J. Cotterl. Mr., and Mrs. Mann Vail
entine, Henry Lee Valentine. +. H.
Cary, F. d. Williams. Mrs. f. A. Rob-
fsSE I've A
Conway Parrot, Gordon Wallace and
family Mrs. Samuel VerVeer. Miss
VerVeer, L, d. Bullock
Entertained at Tea.
Mrs q. g. Worsham. who is spend
ing the summer In Warrenton as the
guest OF Judge and Mrs. h. S Turner
was entertained most delightfully."- at
tea by Mrs. Wilbur Stone on Tuesday
evening, Mrs, stones guests included
ten of her Warrenton friends. MIR.
Worsham spent the week end with his
family.
We'd in Washington.
Miss Glenna f. Pace and Mr.. John
Ellington, both of Richmond, were
married in Washington Thursday.
Another Richmond couple, Miss An
ME Seminar and Mr.. Ernest f. Lebalo.
were also married at the capitap city
Thursday,
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B. Guigon,
OF s23 West Grace street, will leave
Monday for Natural Bridge, where they
will spend several weeks.
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Mrs. Robert n. Roberts. OF 1926
Monument avenue, is staying at
Wytheville. Va, during the summer
months.
Mrs. James Polk Cannon, Of Fred
ericksburg, who has been visiting Mrs
W. S. Robertson, of 1102 Grove ave-
nue., will leave on Saturday for her
home. She will go to Leesburg on
Monday TO be the guest of her daugh-
| ter.
Miss Martha Ellison spent the past
week end at Greenwood as the guest
! OF her sister, Mrs. Henderson Bos-
we'll
Mr. and Mrs. Carel Robinson have
| returned from their wedding trip and
are established In their new home at
Dunloop, W. Va. Mrs. Robinson was
formerly Miss Clara Roller, Of Charles
town, w. Va. and has many friends
in Richmond.
Mrs. J.. Cantwell has returned to
her home in Bristol, after an extend
ed visit to her sister. Mrs. Charles
Morris. in this city.
Miss Sadie Smoot, Of 1914 Floyd ave-
nue., spent the week end In Warren
ton as the guest OF Mrs. Ben Gray
son.
Miss Ethel Bauer. who has been the
guest of the Misses Stearns In F'reder-
icksburg, has returned to this city
Mrs. Ashton Starke and her sister,
Mrs. Workman, OF Macon. Ca, will
sail Saturday from New York for Eu-
rope. where they will spend several
months.
Miss Constance McCorkle, who has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. McCorkle, in Harrison
burg, has gone to Craig Springs, in
Bath county.
Mrs, @. ID. Gordon and daughter.
Marie. are guests of Mrs. Gordon's
brother, Mr.. J. O. Mitchell, in Roa-
noke.
DIR. and Mrs. Hugh MCGUIRE, Of
Alexandria, viii sail from New York
on Saturday to spend several months
abroad.
Miss Dudley Powers, of Flint, Michi-
gan. who has spent several months In
Richmond recently as the guest of
Miss Anne Royal. led delightful ger
man with Mr.. w. lyle McClung. OF
Salem at the Hotel I3elair New Castle
Va. recently. The german WAS given
In honor of "a number of young peo-
pile from Salem who have been on a
camping trip.
Misc Mary Lynham. of this city, Is
visiting friends In Norfolk.
Miss Marguerite Thaw has returned
TO Richmond, after spending two weeks