The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-11
Social and
Personal

rPARENTLY there has been little
N or no abatement in the summer
4 rush for Europe. Every steamer
rarries number OF Virginia people
abroad for at least several months,
md some OF them for the entire year.
snY,ll,atn Trigg, Addison Rennolds and
John Akin Branch will sail from New
york on Wednesday morning to spend
some time travelling on the Continent.
Mr.. Trigg will Join his mother and SIS
ters, Mrs William K. Trigg and Misses
Berta and Barbara Trigg. who. with
Edward Trigg. have been In Europe
eince last fall. Mr.. Branch will meet
his sister, Miss zayde Branch, who has
been studying music In Germany for
the past several months, and they WI!
both go to London to be the guests OF
Mrs. Arthur Glasgow for some time be-
fore returning TO this country. MT.
Rennoids will travel with the Trlegs
until their return late in September
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence q. Burton
sailed Thursday OF last week, via Mon
treal, for Queenstown. There they VIII
Join party and spend the next three
months visiting the various capitals Oh
the Old World Before leaving for
America they will attend the Passion
Play at Oberammergau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert vawter, of Rich
mond, are now in London, Eng. where
they expect to remain for the rest Oh
July and part of August before visit
ing the Continent
Entertained mt Dinner.
Mrs. Elmore D. Hotchkiss, Jr, OF
this city, who is occupying cottage
at the White Sulphur Springs for tho
summer, has as her house guest her
sister. Mrs. Arthur r. Ripley. also OF
Richmond, for whom she entertained
at dinner on Saturday evening. the
table was arranged with quaint yellow
blossoms Bridge whist was played
Immediately after dinner was served
Garden Pnrty Mt Monterey.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams, OF this
city, who is spending the summer at
her country home at Monterey. near
Blue Ridge Summit. Md. gave very
attractive garden party Friday eve
ming. The grounds were brilliantly
lighted with Japanese lanterns and bon
fires and quantities OF scarlet Mowers
were used about the house. The guests
included friends OF Mrs Williams from
Monterey. Blue Ridge Summit and Bne-
ma Vista. Miss Marie Isaacs. whe
spent the last winter with Mrs Will
liams in Richmond. and made her for
NAL debut here the past season, is nov
the guest of her sister at Monterey.
Mrs. Deford's Luncheon.
Mrs Frank Deford. formerly Miss
Swan Drewry. OF Richmond. gave ;
luncheon last Tuesday for her sister
Mrs Frank Mccullough, of Norfolk, a
her country home, "Elutola," in tn
Green Spring Valley. Nd. Decoration
for the table were in red and whit
sweet peas. and those present wer
Mrs Mccullough. Mrs. John II. Wight
Mrs. David c. Mcintosh, Mrs. Coope
r. Drewry. Mrs. Edward Guest Glib
son, Miss Mary Drewry. of Richmond
and Mrs. Eugene de Built.
Delightful Dance.
Miss Edith Stearns was hostess OF
very delightful dance at her home 4
CuIpeper. Va, last Wednesday evenin
in honor of number of guests she
entertaining for two weeks. Tn
house was attractively arranged wit
Japanese lanterns and pink flower
Miss stearns received her guests In
pink satin frock. She formerly mad
her home in Richmond and has nun
her OF relatives in this city.
Visiting In Dnnville.
Miss Lulie Johnston. of this city, VIII