The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
Society

quent rains, any number OF parties
have motored out for dinner. Several
delightful little parties. Of wholly in
formal character Were seen there on
Friday evening. MIR. and Mrs. Edward
j. Willis had with them Miss Kath-
crime Fauntieroy and MIR. w. w. No
land while MIR. and MRS. Lewis Bother
were guests of MIR. Tom Williams ord
Miss Mary Williams. Mr.. st. George
Cooke was host of another charming
~coterie of friends.
An attractive party of Thursday
evening was that given by Seldom
Jones In honor of Messrs. Saliie and
Pattie Miller, of Huntington, w. Va
who are visiting the Misses Tinsley at
Picquenocque,'
Covers were laid for six, and Mr..
Joness guests included Misses Sallie
and Pattie Miller, of Huntington; Miss
Lucy Witt, r. w. Storrs, of Nashville,
Tenn, and Lewis Grant.
Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. John b. Swartout was hostess
at beautiful bridge luncheon at her
home on Barton Heights Friday af-
ternoon. Her guests included a num-
Der of the married set who are stu
in town.
At Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Harris, Jr.,
and Miss Marion Harris, of this city.
are at the Imperial. Narragansett Pier.
for the summer when bridge Is begin
ming to be discussed and players are
to be seen daily on hotel piazzas. This
means an awakening of Narragansetts
social life, which since the heat has
been somewhat stagnant. However,
there may be method in the lack OF
entertaining, for prominent hostess
was heard to remark at the Casino.
We intend to be quiet just now,
but we're saving our strength for good
times coming. Just wait until the polo
begins, and you'll not lack for dinners
and dances"
Summer in New Jersey.
Mrs. George NJ. Smithdeal and her
mother Mrs. J. E. Henning. are spend
Ing the summer at Asbary Park and
Ocean Grove, n. j.. when they will be
joined later by Mis- Julia Henning, who
has. for the past two years, been pur-
suing a course of study at Columbia
University. N. Y.
Luncheon Party.
Mrs. George Cole Scott and Mrs.
Sidney Buford of Richmond; Mrs.
Frederic Sterry and Mrs. Edgar a.
Pole were in a luncheon party en-
tertained at the Healing Springs tio-
tel Thursday by Mrs. Morrison Gill
mour.
ptAu%t E4tIiSAttob@
Mrs. Robert 7. Thorp was hostess
at an exceedingly attractive bridge
luncheon at the Norfolk Country Club
Thursday afternoon in honor of Sfrs.
Edmund Waddill and Mrs. Arthur
Cannon, OF Richmond. Fragrant
summer flowers in green and white
kere very pretty decorations for the
table, at which covers were laid for
eight. Mrs Floyd Hughes and Mrs.
l.. w. TT Waller n..ide the highest
scores.
Those present were: Mrs Cannon,
Mrs. Waddili, Mrs. aired Page, Mrs.
Percy Wilson, Mrs. Floyd Hughes.
Mrs. Percy Stephenson and Mrs. L.,
" T " alter,
To 60 to ChatasIqua.
MisshInez Fox, Miss Bernice Brauer
and Misses Clara and Louise O'Brien
will leave on Monday ror Cnatauqua.
where they will take courses in the
summer school. Later they VIII go
to Toronto and Niagara, and viii re-
turn tn Richmond after severai w.ehs.
Many Delightful Functions.
AS usual, Richmond society women
are playing leading part in the
eeaseless round OF gaieties at the
White Sulphur Springs this summer.
Z Mrs. Arthur p. Ripley entertained at
delightful bridge party in honor OF
Mrs.-JoAn r. Potts this week while
Mrs. De $3.50 Fitzgerald was hostess
of an equally delightful affair at the
Casino. Mrs. Malcolm Bruce is one
OF the most charming hostesses. and
has entertained at number of in
formal card parties. besides very
handsome bridge party at the Casino.
Mrs. John A. Thayer, of Charleston,
w Va. complmented her Richmond
friends by bridge luncheon, and DIR.
j. Garnett Nelson entertained his
friends similarly at the Casino,
Other guests from Richmond In
Slude Mrs. Edward T. Crump, Miss
Frances Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Scott, Miss Mary Lyons, Mr. John r.
Branch. Miss Eifie A3ranch. Mrs.
Thomas McAdams, Miss Doreen Fitz-
gerald, J. w. Walker. w. E. Seal, A.
M. Travers. DIR. II. Z. Bryan. c. c.
Cochran. w. Boiling ana Miss Emily
Daniels.
Mundie-Maxey.
Hermon NJ. II. church was the scene
OF a very pretty marriage on Wednes-
day A. M, July 6, when Miss Julia Els |
tslie Mundie became the bride OF Rev |
John s. Maxey. The bridal party en- |
tered the church to the strains OF Men /
blossoms wedding march beautifully !
rendered by Mrs. b. J. Saunders.
Inc lSHerS were 1eSSTS. Len, JACK !
and cambridge Andrews, ED. Brown !
and William Parker, of Essex county; /
and Rev Mr.. Frank of Richmond, Va. |
Miss Helen Maxey, sister of the groom, |
was maid of honor. She wore white |
organdie, with pink sash and carried |
pink flowers MIR. Maxey, Of Rich /
mond. was best man,
The bride who was gowned in |
white satin and carried white flow |
ers. entered leaning on the arm of her |
brother, MIR. Garnett Mundie, who gave !
her away. They were met at the al |
tar by Rev. A. n. Lewis who per- |
formed the ceremony In very i'm
pressive manner.
Immediately after the ceremony, the |
bride changed her gown for travelling |
suit, OF blue after which the couple |
VERY driven to Tappahannock where /
they boarded the steamer for an ex- |
tended visit 10 relatives In Poyhaton /
county after which they will go to |
Danville, Va, which place will be their /
home.
Personals.
Miss Julia Barnes. of Sherwood |
Park, is attending the Philithia Con- I
vention at jamestown. n. Y. Before |
returning to Richmond. she will visit I
Niagara, Canada. and Thousand Is |
land, New York, Atlantic City and |
other nothern summer resort