The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
Social and
p ersonal

~ 1CtIMoND people arc talking q
lively interest IN the AIbemarle9
IN Horse Show, where the feats In
Athe ring OF Virginia women and 9th.
ara we'll known through having been
al Richmond horse shows, will DO sure
"a yin enthusiastic applause. Among
those noted who are handling the rib.
bons at the show are: Miss Amy Du-
pont, OF Wilmington, Dol. Mrs. Julian
Morris, of KcswIck; Miss Swaz, OF
Leesburg, and Mrs. Wilbur Osborne, OF
Gordonsville.
Mrs. Reginald Brooks, OF Nlirador,
Albcmarle county, has entered her
horses, ard will be present, also MISS
Lucy Day Martin, daughter Of Sera--
tor Thomas S. Martin, already q Tear
less and capable little horsewoman.
Among the boxholders for the show
IRE: Senator Thomas s. Martin. Ora
/ ham r. Harris Samuel II. Marshall.
John T. Antrim, Boardman : Smith
T. Borchers. William Garth, Hollis
Randolph and j. Tatnall Lea, OF Phil.
adclphia.
4 Pretty Home Wedding.
The wedding OF Mrs. Fanny N. Tay-.
y Tor, OF Louisville, KY, to John D. Bur-
CESS, OF Cincinnati, was celebrated at
1880 O'clock Tuesday In the home OF
Mrs. Alonxo r. 1.Oyc, Of Petersburg
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
X. a. Love, who is tho pastor OF the
West End Baptist Church. Petersburg.
The bride was handsomely attired
In grey crepe de chine. The honeymoon
will be spent in New York and at At
1antic City. Afterward Mr. and Mrs.
burgess will have their home in Gin
acInnati
. Tabiegux ylvnnt.
Prince Pierre Troubetzkoy, assisted
by Henry Clews, Jr, will pose the
beautiful women who will appear in
the brilliant tableaux want that Will
make August 20 famous at Newport.
Elaborate costumes are being pre-
pared, and among the twenty i've wo.
imen to participate In tablcaux will he
q Mrs. Kenneth Castleman. wife OF Lieu.
tenant Castleman, U. s. NJ, and we'll
known in Richmond and Norfolk.
Lieutenant Castlcmarl's ship was sta
toned at Norfolk when he was mar
rlcd, and Mrs. Castlcman spcn. come
time there.
Observation-Disclosures.
Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock the
wedding OF Mrs. Laura b. Bishop TO
]. A. Johnston WAX quietly celebrated
by Rev. Landon n. Huson. In trace
Episcopal Church. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
left for southwest Virginia. They Will
later go3to Kentucky, where MIR. john
Eton Is established In business
I'biliips.--CartloyH.
The wedding OF Miss Mabcllc Corr
doza. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
Gordon, OF l13 South First Street. to
Evan II. Phillips. Jr.. son of Air. and
Mrs. T.. r. Phillips. of 6 East Main
street. was quietly celebrated We'd
ne.day at 1890 o'clock in the home Of
the brides parents. Hcv James w.
Morris, rector of Monumental Church,
officiating.
The bride was gownad in a ta:lore,l
travelling costume OF blue. and carried
Bride roses Members OF the families
of bride and groom were prescn; NJ
the ceremony. and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips left at once for wedding trir
North.
Virginia House Parties.
Mrs. Nathan Dumond Eller. OF Lynch
burg, who Is entertaining party OF
friends at her country home. Bonnie
View, Cioverdale. Va. gave an after
noon lawn fete in their honor this
week. Mrs. Eiler Is president OF tht
Virginia Division, United Daughters
of the confederacy, and her house
guests include Miss Richardson. OF
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