The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15


spending the summer months at the
White home. there were present more
than 100 invited guests from Abingdon
and the surrounding country. MISS Pos
icahontas White. OF Abingdon, and Mrs
John Moyler, OF Petersburg, served
punch. Misses Carpenter OF Roanoke
Nanny Byrd Trigg. Kate N. Robertson
and Jane q. Penn, OF Abingdon, assist
ed the foBtesses.
The large number Of pretty and welt
gowned women and the lovely lawn
and shrubbery around the house nado
AN animated scene OF hearty hospi-
stalitysfor which Abingdon and itstpeo-
pie have always been famous.
JenningH-llrOOkc.
Tomorrow evening at 1870 o'clock,
in Saint Stephens Episcopal Church,
5culpeper, Va, the wedding OF Miss
Lucy Morton Brooke, aecond daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Amber Brooke,
to Lieutenant w. l.. Jennings, United
States Navy, Will be quietly cele-
ibrated.
Among the out-of-town guests to BIO
present Mt the marriage are Judge
James Morton, Miss Carrie Bruce ard
jackson Morton, OF Orange, who Will
be the house guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. Amber Brooke, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cooke. OF Washington. D. ca,
who will he entertained IN the home
OF Mrs. William Bickers.
In House OF Miss Mason.
Miss Frances Wolfe, OF Durham. n ear
3Berryville, Va, entertained at bridge
on Wednesday OF last week in honor
of her guest. Miss Virginia Mason. OF
Richmond. Those present were Miss
n.y.
Miss Anne Stribling, Miss May Wall.
Miss Virginia chamberlayne, Miss
Gertrude Mccormick. MISS Margaret
Moore. Miss Annie Moore, Miss Emily
Mccormick, Miss Margaret Moore.
Miss Annie Moore, Miss Emily Powers.
The prize was won by Miss Annie
Moore.
Miss Williams Complimentcd.
Miss Louise Williams who Is spend
ing some time in Wytheville. Va. was
"a prominent figure at beautiful GER
man given by Miss Helen Otey at
Fourth Avenue Hotel to her guests.
Miss Katharine Pinner. of Suffolk. and
Miss Lucy Williams, OF Wytheville.
There were twenty-seven couples
dancing, led by Stuart Campbell, with
Miss Virginia Dew, and Robert VIII
liams. with Mrs. Robert williams. De-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess, and at the punch-bowl.
Mrs. Il. w. Williams, of Roanoke, aud
Miss Rose Williams. of Richmond,
served.
House Party In Client.
Mrs. Raymond Richardson and
daughter. Dorothy, have returned from
an extended visit to Louisville, KY.
Mrs. Richardson was accompanied
home by her sister. Mrs. William
Parker Stubs and her niece. Miss
Elizabeth Stubs. After a two weeks
stay with her visitors at Ocean View
Mrs. Richardson has opened her house
in Client. Norfolk. and is entertaining
there Mrs. Stubs, OF louisville. KY.
Miss Annie Smith, OF Atlee, and Miss
Stubs, OF Ellersons, Va.
Winners In Primary.
The official candidates for State re.
gents of the American Woman's
League. who received the highest re.
turns in the primary election are Mis-.
Mary 3. Kennedy. OF Roanoke: Miss
Ida Watts. OF Lynchburg. and Miss
Lizzie Simpson, of christiansburg. The
final election will be held September
est number OF votes Will be State re.
gent or State president.
A Roanoke Hostess.
! Mrs. c. s. Gookin. of Church Street
| Roanoke. is entertaining a house party
the members OF which are Mrs. j. Z
Mitchell and daughter. Miss Constance
| OF bloomington, ILL.,, and Mrs. w. S
Teebfes. of Gainesville. Ga: Mrs
Bratthwait, OF Norfolk, and her daugh
ter. Miss Braithwait, n former studen
of Virginia College: Miss Fentress O
Norfolk: Miss Hope and Miss Anderson
| OF Richmond: Miss Drives, OF Ports
| mn n up o,,f ~
/ ton.
AT Mulberry Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greanor Neal are exem
| plifying Virginia hospitality at tn,
country home, Mulberry Green, nea
| Brandy, Va, In a very delightful wa,
to many OF their Virginia and Rich
| mond friends. Last week Mr.. Rodger
ton. OF Richmond, and Mr.. Tissieur. Of
New Orleans. were their guests. anc
enjoyed fine hay ride aiven in theil
honor. Among The guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal this week will be Mr.. and
Mrs. White Boyd. OF Richmond. who
B. Miller, OF Rappahannock county, 1:
also expected. and Clifford Miller
will come up from Richmond to spend
the weekend with his family who are
with Mrs. Neal tbs summer.
Clnrke-ChnIIeley.
Announcement Is made OF the APP
preaching marriage OF Miss Vida May
Chalkley to Emmet Cornthwaite Clarke.
The wedding will take place quietly at
the home OF the bride, oil Parke Ave-
nue.. on Tuesday afternoon. August 16.
TAT half-past o'clock.
In and Out of Town.
| Mrs. w. w. Webb OF this city, VINO
I has been seriously III for some time,
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. j.
w. Stiff, OF Onancock, Is recovering.
Mrs. Fred B. Evenson. OF Highland
Park, left August II to chaperon II
party OF young ladies In a trip to New
York. Canada. Albany and other North