The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
her daughter, Miss Dorothy w. sproul.

her daughter, Miss Dorothy w. Sproui.
Samuel Parrott arrived on special
train with two private cars on Mon
day. With Mr.. Parrot We're T. H
Emerson and w. H. Peasants. w. A
winburn had q stag party on another
car
AT Fassifern Farm DR.. and Mrs W.
NJ. Polk entertained a mountain buck
board party at luncheon on Sunday
afternoon. and in the company were
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody
Wetmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell,
and Rear-Admiral and Mrs. William
6. Huchler.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Scott gave
an old Virginia supper for Mrs. j.
H. Caperton. Miss Alice Scott. Elton
Hoyt H., and Charles Scott, Jr.
Numerous affairs in the villa colony
have included dinners given at the
Pillars by Mrs. David Dunlop compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan and
Mrs. c. LIE Nome Johnston; luncheon
for Mrs. Dunlop on Sunday afternoon.
with Mrs. Edgar Bright as hostess: a
luncheon at Grammercy Farm, with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Baker as hosts. and
teas at Gunton Lodge. Fern Villa, Ben
Venue and Upland House. with Mrs.
George Gunton, Mrs. G. G. Scott, Mrs.
Edgar Pole and Mrs. Frederic Sterry
respectively, as hostesses.
At the old Colonial Hotel at the
Healing Springs Carman r. Runyon
entertained saddle party at lun-
cheon on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Sara Gibson, who Is spending
the summer at the Warm Springs.
gave a tea at the Oaks, her guests in
Guiding the Misses Constance Stephen
I, son, Elizabeth Agnew, Martha Valen-
tine and Alice Shepard.
| Several affairs for juniors. including
supper at Fassifern Farm, given on
Thursday by Miss Sally Dunlop; tea
| at the Log Cabin on Tuesday. with
| Miss Isabel Stettinius as hostess, and
| a picnic luncheon party at the Oaks
| on Tuesday, with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hayes Caperton. Mrs. Frederic Sterry
and Mrs Edwin r. Stettinius as chap
| erons. have added considerable to the
gaiety. Miss Prudence sterry invited
i a company, including the Misses Mer-
| Ger. LeMoine Margaret and Sally Dun
| lop. Virginia sterry. Alice Bright.
Isabel stettinius and Josephine l'nlms.
and Hugh Caperton Charles L. Palms.
Jr., Charles and Alec Reave. Edwin
/ and Darlington Stettinius, Edgar
I bTlS Ils OI., dllu oSAAJ1ihAih AAo' 49,
Arrivals at the Homestead include
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Davis. Miss Flor
ence Lester r. B. Blanton, Ma. and
Mrs. e. S. Dick, James Moore. ,Jr., Will
/ liam ]. Turner, Harold Bruff, Mrs. f..
p. Olcott Mrs II. ]. Greene. Mr.. and
Mrs, ]. II. Drewry, Mrs, G. Q. Bussey.
Mr.. and Mrs A. R. Golfer. Mrs. w.
Golfer. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Barrett
Mrs. Charles Clark, Miss Mary Dem
nison Clark, ]. S, Barker, Mrs. Charles
Mali. E. 7. Hickey and Mrs William
Allen, of New York.
Other arrivals have included Mrs.
G q Turner and Miss Turner. Of
1 Montclair; NJ, M. Hubert Joseph FL.
i Klemmer, F. p. Armstrong. S. Boyd
i Carrigan, Hilllard Spaulding, Of Phil-
! adelphla; w. Stuart symIngton, Harold
Brown. G. s. Maulsby, S. II. Nothing
ham, Jr., Gates Pennington, John Y,
i L. Findlay, Robert N. Sloane, Mi. ana
! Mrs. Charles Faulkner. of Baltimore;
Richard w. Austin, of Uniontown; a,
w. Austin. H. V. CURL, D, 81 Curl
II. NJ. CURL, Mr., and Mrs. r. NJ. Young
man. Mr.. and Mrs, W, Fl, II, Kahn. MI
4 and Mrs II. G. Miller and James II
Orr, of Pittsburg; Mr., and Mrs, J, a.
1 Bennett and, Mr., and Mrs, II. L. kirk
4 patrick, Of Charleston, w, Va; j. ID,
4 Francis. Of Pikesville, KY. Mr., and
Mrs. c. S, Seamans, of Scranton; L. NJ
u ulman. of 5.llliamsport; Mr. and Mrs
i II, r. .Dietch, OF Fort Wayne, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Camden and Miss Tevis
II Camden. of Versailles; Mr., and Mrs
j. III. Caperton. Hugh Caparton, Miss
Caroline w God. OF Loulsville Miss May
Beaure, Mr., and Mrs Edward Colston
Miss Sally Colston. Mrs. M. B. Farrln
Miss Farrin. Mr., and Mrs, Jenning
Miller Mr.. and Mrs, "A. A. Wuenst ant
"A. NJ. Bischoff. OF CincinnatE Miss c
G. Esmay, Of South Bend; Senator 4
p, Burton and alton Hoyt IT. of Cleye
land.