The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02
Society

Decorations in the v. NJ. I. colors
and swinging japanese lanterns form
ed charming background for the
dance given at the pavilion at Lake
side Friday evening by a Number OF
V. M. l. cadets. who are spending the
summer here. 1t was a delightful
affair, and those dancing included the
younger society girls and the cadets
of Richmond, with number of out
of-town boys. Music was furnished
by an orchestra, screened with palms.
AT Virginia Beach.
Richmond people are taking an ac-
tive part in the social functions at
the seashore resorts which are espe-
cially popular this year. Mr.. Joseph
q. Young entertained a number of his
friends with a charming sailing party
at Lynnhaven on Thursday evening.
His guests included MIR. and Mrs.
John Armistead, Miss Louise Fon-
tame. Miss Minor. of the University
of Virginia; NILS Sarah Robingson,
of Stanton; Miss Katharine Gum.
Miss Goulsby. of Richmond; Mr.. wal
ter James, of Washington: Mr.. Rich
ard Waldrop, Mr.. Harrison and MRS.
John SHELTON. of Richmond; Miss
among those dancing on Wednesday
evening. when the younger set or
Norfolk gave an attractive dance at
Virginia Beach.
Visiting in the North.
Miss Virginia Randolph Sublett, OF
Highland Park left Saturday Tor
Baltimore. After a short visit to ner
sister, Miss Burnett Sublett. of Forest
Park, they will leave together for
stay of several weeks at Pen-Mar'
Pa.
Touring Virginia in Blackboard.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wheatley, OF
Washington. have been spending this
week touring Virginia in a mountain
blackboard. They are now at the
Warm Springs. where they will make
a short stay before continuing theif
trip.
Members of House Party.
Messrs. Mary McFaden, Elizabeth
Taylor Katherine Sinton, Mamie
Smith, Mary Erwin, Messrs. Blanton,
George Richardson, of farmViiie'
Buchanan. of Wise county. Crockett,
of Wytheville; Anthone Adams, OF
Richmond; and George Walker. of
Blacksburg,- are members Of house
party being entertained by Mrs Chas.
A. Blanton at her country home neat
Farmville in honor of her son, Mr..
Wallace Blanton.
Miss Potts Entertains.
Says the Washington Post;
Miss Nell Potts, OF Richmond, en-
tertained at the new casino, White
Sulphur Springs, Il few evenings ago
in compliment to the Misses GUIDE,
daughters OF the Norwegian minister,
who are there for the season"
Delightful Hay-ride.
A delightful hay ride was given the
Park Place Brigade Tuesday evening
as the last outing OF the season
About forty hrigaders enjoyed the ride,
The evening was most en1oyaoly spent
at Young's Pond, the Reservoir Park
and at Ginter Park. Refreshments
were served by the Home Mission So
ciety. and this proved me of the spe-
cial features Of the evening.
The chaperones were Mesdames
wingfield, Binns, Lane and Miss Mary
Chappell. A large number OF new
members OF the brigades are expected
at the grand rally In the fall.
Morrisette-Bell.
Miss Mary Bell. of Aberdeen, Scot
land. was married to Mr.. James A.
Morrisette. a young business man Of
this city, at o'clock Thursday after
cousin. Mrs. F. w. Adams. in Wash
ington. D. c. The Rev. Mr.. Paul He
koh, pastor Of the Metropolitan Presby-
xerian church performed the cere-
rnony.
The bride inferred from the back par
Tor with her brother, Mr.. James Bell.
of New York City, by whom she was
given away. The groom came In with
his best man, Mr. Clyde Reinhart, Of
washtn gton and Joined his bride be-
fore the inprovised altar OF palms
ferns and daisies. Shaded candlas