The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29

in July, with whom she will spend the
remainder OF the summer travelling on
the Continent.
Returns From Mobile.
A recept Mobile paper contains the
following Of interest here:
Miss Nell r. Leo Murphy. who has
been the attractive guest of Mrs
Charles 81 Hervey at the Battle House,
left last week for her homo in Vir-
GINA. Miss Murphy was sponsor for
the First Brigade. Virginia Division,
IT, G. VI. at the recent reunion hold
here. and has been one OF our most
popular whiting girls. being much adj
nired for Ter wit. grace and charming
personality
Miss Muphy is a sister of Mrs. Hat
ton c. yalntine. of 31s North Harri-
son Street.
Mrs. Snlmors Luncheon.
Mrs. clifftd B. Salmon, of 500 East
Franklin StHet. entertained at lunch
/ con on TUESDAY in honor of the Hon.
Arlington LIngly. of london, Eng.
Covers werellai for. ten, and tho
guests includd a party of New York
| people who any motoring through Vir-
| ginia. Table decorations We're In pink
roses, carnat!Rs and smilax. Huge
| punches of pink flowers caught with
| pink satin ribbon were at each corner
of the table, and an oval OF pink roses
| formed very effective centrepiece.
| Candles in silver candlesticks. shaded
| In rose and silver formed further dec
| orations for the table. and rose tleu
| with tiny boxes of bonbons, bearing
| the initials Of the hostess in silver,
marked the places Of the guests. Those
present were: Arlington Langly. OF
London: Mrs. Charles y. Taylor OF
New York; Mrs. Eva B. 'Penrose, of
Brooklyn; Mrs. A. NJ. Blaidwell, OF
Boston: Miss Florence Merther. OF
New York; Eugene and Anther Mer-
Their. of New York; Richard II. Davis.
of New York, and Henry c. Wyatt. OF
Los Angeles Cal.
Mrs. Salmon has recently had play.
written by herself accepted by New
York manager. and will leave In July
to attend the rehearsals. as 1t will BIO
produced some time In October on a
Western circuit Sc was formerly
| Miss Eva Turbine Wyatt, OF Richmond.
and on her maternal side is descended
from an old English family. her an
cestors being among the early set
| tiers at Jamestown. Mrs Salmon Is
/ the only daughter Of Henry G. Wyatt.
formerly OF this city now prominent
business man of California, and has
achieved much In the world of letters.
Dinner for Governor and Mrs. Mann.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. William H. White en-
tertained a small company at dinner
on Wednesday evening complimentary
to Governor and Mrs. William Hodges
Mann. The table was beautifully ar
ranged with quantities OF pale pink
flowers and shaded candles. An oval
of pink peonies was used as centres
piece for the table.
| Open Country Place.
| Colonel and Mrs. Alexander Cameron
and family have gone to their sum
! mer home Cameron Lodge" near
Gordonsvillc. Va. where they expect
to spend several months. Cameron
Lodge" is one of the most beautiful
old homes in the State, ard is sit
uated on the top of the Southwest
| Mountain, in Orange county.
/ Attending House Party In baltimore.
Miss Mary Williams, of Danville,
who has been the guest of her uncle,
Attorney General Samuel w. Williams
in Richmond, is now attending a
house party in Baltimore, Of which
Mrs. B. A, stone is hostess. Miss
Williams was much entertained during