The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11

and everything appertaining
to Millinery.
marriage by her brother, DR.. Alan g.
Murray, OF Mount Savage, Md. Mr..
DR.. William spiller, of New York, as
best man, and the ushers were the four
brothers of the bride-Messrs. Gerard.
Harry, Fielding and Charles Murray.
ception at the summer home Of DIR.
James ]. Mills, OF Baltimore an uncl-
of the bride.
Sue spiller. Miss Beatrice Aithins.
Rev. and Mrs. James F. ATKINS and
Mrs. Snowden Marshall. all Of New
York; Miss Annie Mills, of Stanton:
Ruth williams il: Of B Be Mrs Mrs. James
J.. Mills, Mrs. Ohio Ridgely. Miss Ellen
Ridgely, Mrs. s. Johnson Poe, Miss Pue.
Or. Lewis. Major Hill and Rev, Edwin
Barnes Niver. all OF Baltimore; Mr..
town. and Mrs. Ralph Cole. Of Phila-
delphia.
Returned From the North.
spending the summer travelling in the
North. has returned to her home in
this city, Miss Gordon was the guest
E. W. Minter. in New York City. who
entertained in her honor at several
theatre parties and informal affairs
While absent from Richmond, Miss
Gordon also visited friends in Albany.
Schenectady, and spent several weeks
at Highland Reach. n r
Visiting Here.
Robert Jones. of Arizona. is spending
some time in Richmond as the guest
of his mother, Mrs. Walter Jones. Mrs.
after spending the summer months In
the mountains OF Virginia, and Will
make her home with Mrs. Ellen Morton
on West Grace Street for the coming
winter.
u. ID. c. Meeting Wednesday,.
The Richmond Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will hold
It's regular meeting at II o'clock on
w ednesday morning In Lee Camp Hall
The meeting Is for the purpose of elect
and members are urged to be pres
At Hot Springs.
:, Arrivals at the Homestead Hotel, Hot
Springs included Dr. r. I. Reid. Mrs
B. Kinney. of New York; Mrs. ]. w.
Smithley, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin c. Gibbs
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Buckner and
Nh na r Mrs ch? seth d Bshsr a If
and Mrs. T. H. Krenning, Samuel Cup
Preston MTs Garson Of Rchm9nd Mr
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Andrews, Of
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. VIII
son, of Mobile
To Return Next Week.
Mrs. jeffrey Montague and son. Lud-
we'll Montague, who have been spend
lnS several months with relatives IN
I bout the middle OF September. Mrs
Montague and her son have spent most
IF their time in California.
Outing mt Wndc's Farm.
very delightful outing last Monday at
VVades Farm, about eight miles below
Richmond. on the James River. The
party was conveyed out of town in
several tourist wagons. and was en-
tertained by Mr.. Jenkins with several
tides in his launch. the Bluebell. Boat
ing and other arnusements comprised
the days program, ending with Vir-
gtnia reel after supper,
Some Of those in the party were:
Misses Agnes and Elizabeth Doherty.
OF Lynchburg: Eliza and Mary Moore.
of Butterworth; Lucille Hopkins. of
Macon, Ga; Lille and Emma Smith.
kins Irene schaaf. Grace woods. Laura
Smith and Helen Ferguson: Messrs.
Charles Day. William Herndon, Arthur
Gale. WILLIAM Hopkins. Harry Hunch-
mann. Marcellas BRYANT. Archer Evans
bert Smith,. DR.. Jessie Crouch and
Floyd Jarvis, The chaperons were
Mrs c. NJ. Ferguson and Mrs H. 3.
Smith.
Miss Hcrndon Entcrtnins.
Miss Corinne Herndon entertained a
number Of her friends Wednesday
night at the home of her father. Chas.
a erndon,, In fredericksburg. from s to
II. Cards We're played. Prizes were
Carter.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with cut flowers.
Th9ss p siss g were a Miss cernae
sonve MISS Misses 1' Flora Ma Mason Nary
Gusts Lee, Jennie Maitland, Ellen Wal
lace Lima Harrison, Sallie Carter, Beryl
Barber, Elsie Keim, Elsie Lewis. Mrs.
Ellerbe Carter; Miss Lucy Herndon,
~ Fitzhugh Lee, DR., G. B. Harrison.
DR.. C. Mason Smith, Chester B. Cool
rick, DR., J, NJ. Hughes, F. l.. w Green,
Charles Herndon.
Miss Herndon has frequently visited
friends in this city,
\. w. c. A, Country Club to Close.
Miss Constance McCorkle general
secretary of the Young Woman's Chris
tan Association, will speak at the ves-
per service this afternoon at O'clock.
This will be the closing exercise of the
Country Club for the summer, and all
interested are cordially invited to be
present
Thirty-ive girls have boarded at the
club this summer and a large num-
Der have spent week-ends. Many have
also visited the club, some of them
being Miss Helen Barnes and Miss Ella
Agnew, of the National Y. w. G, a. and
Miss Florence Brown. OF the Washing
ton Association. Mrs S. II, HAYES.
committee, and other members Of the the
committee. which held Its regular
meeting at the Country Club on last
agreed that the sum, ner