The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
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Is situated on Monument Avenue,
though the date OF its occupancy by
| them has not been decided on.
Suites az the Gresham, the Hanover,
the Raleigh and other apartment
houses have been taken by young
Richmond people whose wedding dates
have been arranged for the approach
ing autumn
Professor Fred Hair and Mrs. Hair
Will remove from 500 East Franklin
to residence on Linden Avenue tho
first of September.
Virginia Weddings OF the Week.
| Several interesting Virginia we'd
| dinss are announced for the week.
! That OF Miss julie Marriott Osterlon,
i daughter of Mrs Belle Osterloh, and
the late Adolph Osterioh, to DR.. Doug
las Wander Hoof, son OF the la te Her
vey B. Wander Hoof. of New York.
Will be celebrated at noon Of We'd
1 nesday, August IL, In Christ Church,
! Osterloh has been abroad since the
early spring with her mother. Both
She and DR.. Wander Hoof are prouli-
nently identified with Richmond So
ciety, and their return as bride and
( groom in the autumn is looked for
ward to with much pleasure by their
\ friends.
The wedding of Miss Sarah Nriete
! Scott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ryland Scott, to Vernon Hope Kellanl.
of Nofolk. Will take place Wedne sday
morning in ST. Johns Episcopal
: Church. Tappahannock.
n In the homo Of S. G. SIIowIson, OF
Braehead. near Fredericksburg. the
wedding of Miss Margaret Graham
Howison, his daughter. to James
Brooks Smith. OF the University Of
Virginia. will be celebrated on Tues
day, August 16.
4 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Stone, Of
lWarrenton, have announced the we'd
ding OF their daughter, Belle to
George S. Wilmer. Of Washington, D..
4 c., to take place on August IT,.
In Honor Of Miss Van Fleet.
4 Mrs. w Earl Miller, of 207 Cham
berlayne Avenue. Ginter Park, enter
tained at luncheon on Friday, in hon
tanned at lunc heon on Friday, in honor
or OF Miss Anna c. Van Fleet, Of
4 Somerville, N. j.
The Open-Air shows.
After the brilliant success of the
Albemarle Open-Air Horse Snow,
comes tho anticipatory thrill over the
Berryville show. Boxes have already
been taken for this by holders from
Winchester, Washington and Boston
and by the Misses Conrad, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mullilsin, Mrs. Benjamin
O'Fallon. George A. Bowen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul D. Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs.
. Henry B. Gllptn, Mr.. and Mrs z. B.
Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Mayo. Mr..
and Mrs. J.. 7. Powell. Mr.. ana Mrs
II. M. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs Marshal
Mccormick. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Cummins. Dr.. and Mrs. Robert p Page.
Miss Lippitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L.
i; Warthen Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Manning.
4 r md. N ID
Harry w. Frost and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Powell Page. all OF Clarke county.
Virginia Hosts and Hostesses,
From all sections OF Virginia come
echoes OF much hospitable entertain
Ing and merry making. Colonel and
Mrs. s. S. Thomas. of Berryvile. gave
a phantom party on Wednesday last
In honor OF their guests. the Kisses
Buchanan, Of Louisiana The house
and grounds were beautifully decor
ated, and music was furnished by an
orchestra.
boating. bathing and fishing party
going down the leunpahannocs EIva.
from fredericksburg On inc steamer
Middlesex. has returned. sl;eT 4 velss
ENJOYABLE outing. AR. AMI M1s. Rich
ard Glbsor OF AlaxaadrIa and Err.
and Mrs. Clarence a.. Howard, of Fed
ericksburg. We're among those taking
q the trip. So
Near Quantico. on the Potomac
river. q high bluff overlooking the
river makes an ideal Camping ground
Tor a party OF young people. chan
eroned by DR.. and Mrs. w IL Cilewn,
Ing, OF Fredericksburg. Taylor Scott.
OF Richmond. is a member OF the
party. @
On August 6. NE. and Mrs. Andrew
M.ngold, OF Kenbridge, held q very
pleasant family reunion at a dinner
\ with twenty-five guests around the
q table. # m u "a &. ~
thermometers Mt the White.
Llte Is described as being in full
TOW at the Greenbrier White sulphur
where number OF the protest young
Richmond girls and the smartestS
young society matrons are congre.8
gated, 80 95
Tho Younger set' is decidedly In
the ascendant, and the pace sat Is
merry enough to meet the desires OF
the most ardent deyotee OF pleasure.
-. Pendleton Turner is a. freuuent
hall. room leader. ana has succeeded IN
rendering the Merry Widow Waltz
me popular dance or the season.
; Ancell--cattell.
The wedding of Miss Frances Fen
Ton Cattcll NJ. D., daughter OF the
late Rev. Thomas w, Cattell. OF New
Jersey, TO Rev. benjamin IL Ancell.i
3 son OF the late Captainly 1ohn sIlE9A ~