The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04
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past summer at the Allegheny Springs
I where she has been much admired, was
recently appointed by General Carr, OF
North Carolina, maid OF honor to the
reunion of North carolina veterans
which meets In Norfolk September q
z. s. Miss Barham is n sister of Sen.
ator ]. Langhorne Barhan, of Colds.
4 bore. and a member of the we'll known
Langhorne family of Virginia. Miss
Barham's sponsor Is Miss Marcia Myers
of Washington. N. c.
1 Jack IN Town.
Mrs. Samuel p. Waddill and Miss
Emily Waddill, who have been spend
ing the month of August at the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs, have re-
turned to their home on Grove Road
Miss Waddill left yesterday for WAL
kerton. Va, where she will be a mem
| Der OF very attractive house party
| given by Miss Walker for two weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs, George gryan have re-
turned to the city. after spending the
| midsummer camping with party OF
friends in Maine.
| Mrs. j. Cloyd Kent and small daugh-
ter. who were also among the Rich.
monders at the White for August, have
returned TO their apartment at the
Raleigh
| Several Richmond families have oc-
eupied cottages In Bon Air for the
summer. which they will close and
return to the city some time this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Randolph
and Beverly Randolph, Jr., who navo
heen summering at the Bon Air Inn,
returned to Richmond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moncure and
family. who also spent the summer at
| Bon Air Inn, have returned to their
home in this city.
Mrs. w. G. Smith. Mrs. Horace G..
| hucnanan, H. 9. Buchanan, Jr., and
MISS sinclair. of Giles county. have
| returned to the city, after an extended
trip North hTey visited New York
City. Niagara Falls. Atlantic City and
other places Of interest before re.
turning to Richmond.
MIS-. William r. Trigg, Misses Berto
ana Barbara Trigg and Edward Tr,gp
| are again back in town, after an nh.
sence OF nearly year in Europe
WIS. X. Larimer Gordon and son are
eApected IN Richmond on Monday. ar
| NJ, spenains the summer months in
Gordon's mother. AIRS. w. n MANN W. D.
Attractive Card Parties.
me home of DR.. ana Mrs. j. p IN.
, ,!ah' on Pennsylvania Avenue. .;a1en,
va, presented beautiful scene We'd
nesday night, when Miss 1r,na I-,, " GU
lheir daughter entertained iarga
number OF her friends at six-b,nds,1
euchre In honor OF Mrs. III. Ful1vell
NoVtingham. of Eastern Shore. and
MISS MI, Marie Koiner. of Richmond. Tine
library. nails and parlor were beaufi
1ully decorated in white and yellow
soldenrod and clematis being used TO
carry out the scheme. The guests Of
honor We're presented with handsome
! friendship hooks, bound in leather.
Upon the arrival of the guests punch
was served in the hall by Mrs Thomas
kelly, of Texas, and Hiss Puth kizcr.
supper was served at the little tables
Immediately after the game.
The home of Mrs. C. A. walker in
Farmville was the scene of brilliant
social function on Tuesday afternoon
when Mrs. E. Scott Martin entertained
at cards
Bridge whist was played, and the en-
tertainment was given III honor OF Mrs.
w c. Burnet, OF Savannah ard the
others present were: Mesdames ]. l..
Jarman, Richard Spencer ". P. Rich
| ardson. +. j. Mcintosh, c. Il. Crute, j..
L. Bugg, J. j. walker, r. B. Tuegle.
S. W. Wa rlSins, j. NJ. Vensble and Mrs.
It
kie Mckinney, Mabel O'Ferrall. OF
Richmond; Louise Wootton, Mary jack
son and Sallie Stokes.
At Duckroe Bench.
Those stopping at tho eraser Cot
tage, Buckroe Beach. are M. and Mrs.
H. j. eraser, Miss Sabiun eraser, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Rueser. Henry Il
and Ferdinand Ruegcr, Mrs. John T..
Haase, Charles and John Haase, all Of
Richmond.
Misses Louise and Pauline Ilirsch-
mann. formerly of Willlamsport, Pa,
but now of Richmond, have been
guests at the home of Professor Felix
Iardella, bandmaster Of the National
Soldiers Home.
Lyneman-Stcinbre
The marriage of Miss Eleanor The
rese Steinbrechcr TO JOHN Herman
Lyneman will palSe place on the morn
ing Of Tuesday. September 6, at IL
o'clock, at st. Mary's Church, the Rev.
Father Charles, assisted by the Rev.
Fathers Magri, Edward, O,Reilly, Glen
and O'lSeefry. officiating.
| Both the bride and groom are well
known in German circles of the city,
Miss Steinbrecher being an elocution-
list of no small talent. Mr.. Lyneman
is prominent young business man
and the vice-presidenI of the w. b.
! Pizzini Company.
! The bride will enter the church with
her father, John ]. Steinbrecher, and
| will be attended by her two sisters
Miss Rosena Steinbrecher, as maid of
honor and Miss Marie Stenbrecher as
bridesmaid. Leonard Ahindein will