The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
Society

The Warm Springs has had the hon
rr 1hfs summer or pefng the neHdquar-
ters Of the Suffrage League. and also
I The inspiring spot where the makers
" literature beguile the long hours by
weaving romanees.
But there is a wise old saw that all
.scrk and no play makes Jack a duii
y 1oy." and this has been the expressed
ppinion OF Miss Mary Johnston, who
with Miss Glasgow, was the guest az
honor at a reception at the Warm
Springs Tuesday afternoon
Mrs John l.. Eubank was the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. George T. M.
Gibson and Mrs. Frederick b. Me
CURE.
Atkinson--Tatc.
pretty wedding took place Tues
aay morning at / / o'clock, when Miss
Louise Tate. daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. William Clark Tate. of Bed
ford City. Va, was married to Mr.
Emmett j. Atkinson, OF Newark. n. j.
The ceremony was performed al the
residence of Mrs A. G. b. Cutler. in
Massachusetts avenue. by the Rev. s
r. Swift, OF the First Congregational
church.
There were no attendants. The
bride wore suit of French serge, with
Z burnt straw hat trimmed with a
bird OF paradise. and wore a corsage
OF lilies of the valley and orchids. Mrs
w. r. Drown played the wedding
march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson left Wash
ington Immediately for New York,
Thousand Islands. Canada, and Mag
ara Falls. and upon their return will
reside in Lynchburg, Va.
Miss lowering to Wed.
Richmond people will read with in
terest the following from the Balti-
more Sun of Wednesday;
MIR. Joshua lowering announces the
engagement of his youngest daughter
Miss Louise Alexander lowering, to
Mr.. Charles nj. Linthicum. son of Mrs
Charles w. Linthicum. OF Baltimore.
m ise lowering; ~ f-s r. attractive arIu
popular, II the youngest of four sis-
4 sers. the others being Mrs, Philip s
4 Evans, Jr.. OF Yong Chow, China
I Mrs. Theodore E. Brown. OF PhiIadel-
piia, and Mrs. Arthur Mason Sher-
man, OF Hankow. China. She has two
brothers, Messrg. Ernest ID, Leverine
and Wilson H.. Leyering. both OF this
u city.
Mr. Linthicum is living in La Cross
Wis, having gone there 10 accept the
position of manager OF the La Gross
Rubber Mills. The date of the we'd
Engagement Announced.
Ar. ana Mrs. r. +. Sommers, oi
Somerset, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Edwina Henshaw
10 Norman Edwin Sailey, of Orange
burg, s. G. The wedding will take
4 place September ] and viii be very
suiet.
Miss Rutherford Gets Prize.
Miss awendolyn Rutherford carried
OF the blue ribbon on Monday last ii
& the ladies' saddle horse class at tht
White" and DR.. J. A. White toof
frDt ribbon in the hunters and jump
ers. Mr.. John i. Branch, Mr.. Johr
%. Potts and MIR. Henry Lee Valentine
had boxes at the horse show, which
was an occasion of so much enthusi
8 asm at the White Sulphur on that day
Personals.
Mr.. Wilbur T. Armistead, of Co
rinth. Miss. is visiting his sister. Mis-
Emily Armistead.
Mr.. and Mira william @. stanart
" lift Saturday for Roanoke. and late
N LIFT for the Maple Shade Inn at Pu
n laski
Mr. Clarence Gray Is spending
week with his brother, william Gray
Esq. at their old home in Cumber
land.
Mrs. william Russell Jones an
il children are at the University OF Nir
y gin1s-
DR.. III. Clay Niche. of Charlottes
IN WILLS, will be married 10 Miss CLAIR
Louise Robinson. of Elizabeth, n. j.
IA lhA autumn, 900, ~. e...-s., -..a--..~~s...
Br. and Mrs, Hugh Taylor are a
their cottage at Wilioughby Beach.
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Mr.. Ellen Rogers Ia at Lewisburg
". w.
81 Mrs. Fannie Cooke has returned Il
Bon Air.
Mr.. b. Cary Nelson has returne,
From = week end at Salem, Va.
Mr.. Mason Whtee leaves day 70
MI 0uiko an extended trip through tn
mSnntAtns OF Virginia
Z Nr. and Mrs. John p. Lightfoo
rs haxe returned from their summe
holiday.
M. Grymes. who spent severe
Ne 1ncuthe IN hospital with fracture
mnnb. has returned 10 the Mount va
M - TIA Ertnnds OF Mrs, GEyms