The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
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IN spite OF the fact that the first
week Of September is supposed to
officially end the Summer season at
most of the lake and mountain re-
sorts, society is to be found at both.
and seemingly without the slightest
Intention or inclination to return. Most
Of the country. estates Will remain
open this fall until November, and
the small dinners and lnnoheons, which
have served to occupy the time of
the guests all summer. will give place
90 riding and driving, not a few OF
the lords of the fnarsor" owning their
own packs and hunting In conjunction
with the clubs of the different coun-
ties Society is deeply interested IN
the list of debutantas for the season,
but only a few have been officially an
nounced. and there viii be only
partial list of them until people really
decide that vacation is over, and the
pleasure seekers return. Several parties
who sailed 10 spend the summer in
Europe have heightened their stay
into a. year or eighteen months, and
will not return to Richmond until an
other fall has passed.
at brunswick Inn.
Fall season finds a number OF Rich
n1ond people still lingering in the
mountains. and the Brunswick Inn. at
Waynesboro. has quite large party of
guests registered there for the months
of September and October. Bridge
passes the time most pleasantly for
the married set and motor and driving
parties also come in for their share
of popularity. A. j. Chewing, with
a party of seven, motored up from
Richmond in Mr.. Chewnings handsome
touring car last Sunday for the week
end. They are touring the mountains
of the State, and will not return to
Richmond for some time yet. DR.. and
Mrs r. w. Dickson, of Edgmont. Pa,
with party of five. also spent last
Sunday at the Inn.
DR.. and Mrs. Stuart MacLean are
registered at the Brunswick Inn. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Whittett and Will
liam Mccain, of Richmond. are also
spending the early part OF September
at the Inn.
Recent arrivals are: Messrs. wal
lace Starke. Theo. Garnett, Jr.. of Nor
folk: DR.. Leigh Reid, of Pennsylvania;
e. S. Blair. OF Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Hall. of Richmond Mrs. William
Mckinney and Miss Mckinney, OF
charlottesville: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Welton and daughter. Of Portsmouth;
Mrs. James Cheatham and son, of Nor
folk: c. w. Sampson, of Richmond; ;
Miss Carrie Walden and Miss Elizabeth
Owen. of Buck HILL" near Richmond;
Rev. D. w. Gwinn. of Atlanta.
Miss Willis Honored.
Last Wednesday w. L. Shumate, Of
Newport News, gave second delight
full launch party in honor Of Miss
Leila Willis, of Richmond. After
cruising around the bay in the vicinity
of Buckroe. the party made a tour OF
al oil ho oil
craft lying in Hampton Roads. Ensign
Russell Crenshaw, of Richmond was
host Of the party on board the United
States ship Virginia. and returned with
1t to Buckroe.
Among the guests were: Miss Willis.
of Richmond; Margaret Smith, of
Washington; Martha spencer. of Will
Harrisburg; Cecile and Fairfax Jnnin,
OF San Antonio. Tex: Virginia Ander-
son. of Lexington. KY: Mary Roper, of
Petersburg; Lucy Moore Willis, Nellie
Swineford. Grundy, Curtis. Robert
Willis. Charles Willis, Jr.. of Rich
mond: Shumat, of Newport News:
Janin. of San Antonio, Tex; Roper. of
Petersburg
Mr.. and Mrs Charles *. willis. Of
this city. chaperoned the party.
Reopen Homo.
Mrs. Frank Christian and her son,
Frank Palmer Christian, will occupy
their home. S1S Park Avenue, this
winter. The Christian house has been
leased to Henry Anderson for the past
two years. during Mrs Christians alb.
sence abroad and in the North. Frank
Christian will not return to the Uni
versity of Virginia. where he has
been student for the last four years.
To Attend Opening Hop.
Miss Katherine Hagan and Miss
Mary Chalmers. of this city. will be
amonS the Richmond girls attending
the opening hop at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute next week The dances
viii be given on the nights OF Septem-
Der is and II, and wiz be very de-
lightful affairs, as number of the !,
Did cadets will come back to the insti-
tute at that time. Miss Hagan is at
present With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Hagan Ell Natural Bridge,
where they are visiting friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Hagan will not return to
Richmond until late in September.
Returned to Summer Home.
Colonel and Mrs. Alexander Cameron