The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
OOClety

summer season, whiCn mas been u coH-
tinual round of attractive functions at
the sea and mountain resorts, was a
beautifully appointed luncheon given
by Mrs. N. Mac Prichsrd. az Balti-
more, on Friday at the Chamberlin
Hotel, Old Point. Mrs Prichards
guests were Misses Marie koiner, OF
Richmond: Edith Jamison. OF Roa-
noke: Martha Lee Marriss, of Peters
burg. and Margaret Phillips, of Suf-
folk. Messrs. y. A. Caster, of BslH-
more; Donald Prichard. of Baltimore.
l.. r. Atkinson of New York, and +.
r. Wilcox, of London, Eng.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued by MIR
Peter Donald for ths marriage of his
deaghteF, Miss Mahaie Donald, he Mr..
Russell Cleveland Roberts, Of this
city. The wedding will take plaee
Wednesday evening. July e. at 7;30
o'clock. at the home ri the brides
brother 22as lHanover avenue
Left the Beach.
Misses Resale and Maria Mines,
who have been visiting Miss Louise
Jones at Willoughby Beach and also
spending some time at Virginia Beach,
left Saturday. They went direct 10 the
yellow Sulphur Springs, where they
will join their mother Mrs. Benjamin
Mines
Prince Troubetskoy to Choose.
There is quite sti among the wo-
men OF the villa colony at Newport
over the tableaux viVans which VIII
be given shortly. 1t has been announc-
ed that twenty five of the most attrac-
tive of them viii be selected for the
pictures. and the question now Is,
Who is who? Fortunately tho seiec~
ton. for the most part at least, Is TO
be made by a comparative stranger,
the Prince Trouhetskoy, who will
choose the women i'm view of their
special fitness for special pictures, ana
Miss Jean Wallach, VIII" is really in
charge OF the entertainment viii
merely invite them as having been
selected by another.
All this is. of course, very easy for
all except the pretty women who may
not be picked to pose. Still, with so
many beautiful women there, 1t will
be appreciated that there must be lett
for the spectators In front of the stage
even more OF the 'prettiest women
there" than are chosen to appear in
the tableaux.
Princess Troubetskoy tnee Amalle
Rivesl is staying at her old home,
Castle Hill, in Aibemarle county.
Misses Anne and Mary PrayloT, of
the season at Newport with their
grandmother.
Dance AT Wiiloughby Club.
A delightful event OF the past week
was q dance given on Friday evening
AT the WiIioughpy Club by the mem
hers of the younger set OF Norfolk
Those dancing included Misses otto
lsae Culpepper, OF Richmond; Mar
garet Fletcher. Miriam Robertson.
Louise owen, Ruth and judith Hid
dick, Nancy Foreman, Mary Seldom
and Miss Todd. Messrs. Heroert
Wake, Carbon White, Carter Glass,
Jr., Richard owen, Melville Robert
son. Tom Henderson, Jr:. Horace
Dixon, Forney REESE and Mr.. Mckim-
mey.
Mountain Lake Popular.
DIR. Il. G. Levy and MIR. John sharp,
of Richmond, have been spending sew
erai weeks at Mountain Lake In Giles
county, and have added much to the
pleasure OF the congenial crowd there.
Misses JEANNE Nandergrift. Sue
Adams, Sallie Hammer JEANNE and
Gladys Head, Messrs II. T. Watts. Jr.
and Theodore shackieford and Messrs
(, Herman Wells and James Adams are
members OF a delightful party there
from Lynchburg. DIR. George III. Chr
mann and family, Cincinnati. O.; Mr.
and Mrs, Lyman Denison, Havana,
Cuba, Mrs. Belle l., Denison and fam
iIy, Roanoke, Va. mir. Charles Miller
and sister, DIR. Fl. III. Smith and family;
Mrs. T. q. Rove ana daughter, Miss
Louise Marsh and Mrs. ID. l.. Moore
Columbus. O., Mr.. ID. Moses and fam
lily and Mr.. George n. Polling and fam
lily. Lgneh burg. Va. Mr.. W. Il. &
Merriman and family and Miss Caro-
line Rhoaaes, Narrows. Va; Miss
Belle Stewart, Martinsburg, w Va.
AIRS. Ed. Haupt and son, Chicago. Ill
Mrs. Pr. Kirk and family. Elkhorn, w
Va. Professor Z. Won SchIechtendal
Charleston. w. Va, and DIR. III, IL
Hill. Locust Dale, Va, are there foi
the season. while the recent arrival
include: Mrs. w. Banks and family
Keystone, w, Va; Mr.. +, A. Day an'
family, Salem, Va: Mr.. John c. Hi
and family, Baltimore. Md: Miss M
r. Mclean. Finton, Va; Miss Idt
Engelke. Columbus. o.. Mrs l.. Shan
non. Columbus. o.. Mr.. Il. l.. Davis
New Orleans, La; Mrs. Il. l.. Landrau
and daughter. Lynehbarg. Va, Lou Il
Reemelin. Cincinnati. O.. Alder
Euphrat, Cincinnati. O.. Louis Holman
Cincinnati, o.: DR. w. Curry, Rome
Ga. c. r. Porter. Rome, Ga. Mrs
J. II. Carlisle, Clifton oFrge, Va. Mr.
and Mrs u. r. Frierson. Mr.. J. d
Frierson. Bluefield, w. Va, MIR. w. l.
yoder, New Castle. Va; MIR. r.. II
spessard. New Castle. Va. Mr.. an,
Mrs. H e. Nissen, Winston Salem, n
c.; l.. III. tsokes Blackstone, Va, anC
Mr.. p. f. Ellis and wife, Marion
Va,
Several conventions, including tn
joint meeting of the Southeast Missis
sippi Valley Association and tn,
Southeast Freight Association, which
brought together any number o
prominent railway officials. mad
things unusually gay at the White
Sulphur Springs last week. A par
ticniariy attractive affair was q dinner
party at which several OF the railwa,
magnates were hosts, They made VI
special Of private cars and went Il
the Hot Snrings for dinner. return
ing the same evening. Among thu
ladies Of the party were; Mrs. Arthur
r. Ripley. Of Richmond; Mrs. Thorn
ton Lewis, Cincinnati: Mrs. w. Wilt
shire, New York; Mrs. u. l.. Edwards
New York; Mrs. Key Cobston. Balti
more; Miss Jennie Mason Gibbes
Washington. u. C..
Touring New York.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Rurnet. OF Har
risonburg. Va. with party of friends
ing through the lake region of New
York State, and will later go to New
England. They spent the week ent
with a number of ether MOTORING
parties at Echroon Lake, n. Y.
Az Crockett's Springs.
Mrs. Sadie J. Lea. OF 1921 Grov.
avenue her daughter Mru Villa m