The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
contingent at the Rockbrldse Baths for

Mrs, Robert w. Withers and baby,
Of Suffolk, left last week Tor tne
C,roenbr.ier white sulphur Springs for
ia month OF August Mrs. Withers
was formerly Miss Louise McAdams, OF
this city. Miss Maude Strinsiello"
will shortly leave town for stay a. !
the White, later spending some .iii's
at the Virginia Hot Springs ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aston Capen.
who have been at point Fork" their
country place on the James, since
early in May, expect to attend the
meeting OF the Virginia Bar Assoeia'
ton at the Hot Springs.
General and Mrs William Ruin CON
are now in the city, after spendlns
several weeks on their plantation ID
North Carolina They VIII also az
tend the meeting of the Bar Associa-
ton at the Hot.
Visiting. fiji Gloucester.
Mrs. Ernest w. Moore and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Fenley, of Hanover
Street, left last Monday for Gloucester
county Va, to spend the remaining
weeks in July. In August Mrs. Moore
and her daughter will go North anu
VIII be the guests of MRS. Moore's SIS
ter at her home in Buffalo. N. Y.
Returned From the East
Mrs. James G. Penn has returned
from an extended tour of the orient.
Mrs. Penn sailed from San F'rhncisco
in February, visiting the various
places of interest in the East, ana re-
turning by way of New YORK.
Motoreh From baltimore.
Colonel Francis Mallory, professor OF
electrical engineering, Virginia Mill.
tary Institute; Jack Taliaferro and
Mrs. Taliaferro, of Baltimores and
Henry ooague, of Lexington, are reg
istered at the Jefferson Hotel. having
motored from baltimore to Richmoho,
via fredericksburg and Rowling Green.
They Will remain In the city seVerai
days.
| MISS Gaines Honcrcd.
| Miss Minute r. Butler, of Lynchburg,
sntertaincd most charmingly at hef
home on Floyd Street last "Wednesday
hvening. complimentary to her guest,
| Miss Elizabeth Louise Gaines, OF 1oSo
West Grace Street, Richmond me
| house was beautifully arranged Win
aois,es and ferns, and bowls of whlte
Gowers We're used on the mantels.
MISS Mabel c. Butler and II. c: Mays
received tho guests on the porch, ana
| Miss Minnie Butler and MISS Galnes
received in the hall. Miss Mabel NJ
Wane ushered the guests INTO . =,
l,hrary. where Mrs. Bernard Z. Baluwii III
and Mrs. Charles Sham Morris pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Decorations
wsre an green and white also IN TINS
room and a garland OF daisies wouho
Nc nunch bowl. In the "descrlpllSe
contest" which furnished amusemeh
~. some time, Miss Edelweisse hlcn
ords and Robert Stephens were aWa!u-
ed the first prizes, and the consotato. !,
was drawn by Miss Mary Marsha,i an
Robert Butler. Dancing ,. .osto tspias In
: supper was served at iit,le theies -
the dining room ABOUT
At Ocean View. :. +he
n,rgs Cottage, Ocean View, for the
mast week were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Il wester. John Lee, Willard ana GaI
wester of Henderson, N c.: G. w. Mo-
r,ss M Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. I. Il
Hurt Charles and Fleming Hurt, o.
Roanoise. B. r. Smith, of Lyncnours
G. w. Macfarlane, of Richmono, -.
and Mrs. C. S. Edmunds. of Peters
burg; Miss Cora Lee, OF pe"is' , Me
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Dickinson MIS-
Mi, bstb dickinson of Richmond
Miss Marguerite Beaver. of Nostoih
M and Mrs. William A Horner, MISE
Mabel Susie, Elise Mary and Loi
IIarnsr Master Edwin Horner.
1vnchburg; Mrs. Callie Staples Dame
Miss Huldah Daniel, of Roanoke; MIS-
Willie E. Williams, of DanYllle' w; :
ROBERTSON, of Norfolk; a l.. Afeie.
of Richmond; DR.. c. l.. scnahs, y
pittshurg. w. NJ Hicks, OF Washing
~. Miss Selma Shaner, of Lynchbure
Miss Resale Weikart, of Washlnston
G. e. NIcCheyer. of Norfolk.
Visiting in New York. -.
mrs. Henry j. Schmidt and MISS rs
telle 3. Mountcastle, who have zee
snending some time in New York CIT
win leave this week for BRIEF Wis
to friends In Orange. N j. FROM Ins
place they will go to Caldwell Wne.
Mrs. Schmidt will remain until 4ate
the coming fall
Prominent Wedding.
wedding Of interest to Rlchnhoa
societv took place Thursday at u
protestant Episcopal Church OF u
Tran tiguration, Blue Ridge SUNNI
when Miss Mary Rhett Miller, daugnt'
of the late a. Howard Miller ana Mf
miller of Baltimore, was married
Joseph townsend England. son OF NJ
and Mrs. Charles England, also
Baltimore.
The ceremony was performer
1890 o'clock by Rev. Ernest a, hic
and was attended by large anu i1s
ionable assemblage me Drlue emlet
the church with her uncle, Joseph
walker. by whom she was given
marriage Her gown was OF SOFT "n'
satin. deliberately trimmed with 70
polnt lace, an heirloom, and she Wo
tulle veil and carried a bouquet
orchids and lilies Of the valley
Miss Esther Miller, the prld
Younger sister, was maid of honor,
the bridesmaids were Misses Charlo,
England, sister of the groom; Frahe
i Dickey. of New York; Emily Mohr
9 Of Annapolis. and Margaret Stirling,
Hartford county. Md. All Wore gov
N If white point d'esprit. The mad
,h honor wore sash OF pale green q
ar nale green rosettes and streamers
her white hat, and carried white sW
% peas. while the bridesmaids wore y
low trimming on their hats ana yen
Or, sashes. and carried baskets OF yen
SIS marguerites. rdw.
h Mr.. England's best man was Eow :
ey Chambers Sperry, Of New iork, ~
al. merly OF Baltimore. and the susii
'e- we're Philip HaXall Harrison
in James McEvoy, Of Baltimore.
The church was beautifully aeeot "a .
nd with masses OF wild flowers anu ie
It'll and greens, the same dscoratlons. ,
asst ing carried out at Mrs. MIXERS co.'s
rs, where reception was helo ats =,
!. ceremony. Later Mr.. and MRS. -.
les | 49,, =, a. ~, III air ~ ed ding journey,