The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-29
Social and
p ersonal

a MONG the numerous engagements
~ that are being announced OF IN
g , terest to society in Richmond is
that of Miss Peachy Gascoigne Lyme,
daughter of Mrs. William H. Lyme, OF
"Willow Grove near Orange, Va, To
yirginius Randolph Shackelford, also
of Orange. The wedding VIII take
place some time in the early autumn
and will be very fashionable affair.
Miss Lyme made her debut in Richmond
and has been the guest OF Miss Polly
Robins in this city, on several occa-
sIona, ard has entertained numerous
house parties at Willow Grove" MI.
Shackelford is the oldest son or Judge
and Mrs George Shackelford. OF Or
ange and is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Virginia. He is nephew OF
Mrs. C. C, walker. of this city, and the
cere mony will be attended by large
Richmond
TO Return From AbrOnl.
Mr.. and Mrs a. l.. Adamson Will re-
turn to New York on the steamship
Campania OF the Cunard Line, about
September "a. after prolonged stay
in England. France and Switzerland.
They were among the few privileged
spectators allowed on the platform OF
Euston Station, London, when the King
and Queen of England and the royal
family left for Scotland August s..
They were also shown through the
royal train. the platform Being closed
to the general public
Marriage Announced.
Cards have been received In Rich
mond& announcing the marriage OF MISS
Julie Marriott Osterloh, daughter Of Mrs.
Adolph osterloh, of this city. to Dr.
Douglas Wander Hoof. also of Rich
mond, the ceremony having taken place
on Wednesday. August ~ in Christ
Church. Lancaster Gate. London. Eng
land. Dr. and 1lrs. Wander Hoof are
spending several months on The Con-
t!nent and Will be al home after No
venber Is at s03 East Grace Street.
Dnnce Mt Ivy.
Notable among the gay affairs OF
ihe past week at Ivy. Va, was an old
fashioned countryside dance. OF which
Mr.. and Mrs. Maekreth were hosts. in
the town hall. The hall was crowded
with guests. and Mr. and Mrs. Mack
roth were assisted In receiving by their
sons. Arthur Mackre,h, OF Richmond;
Claude, Herbert and Roy Mackreth. and
their daughter. Mrs. ]. ]. W. Looney.
of Arkansas.
House Party ut "Gntewood."
A very delightful social event OF the
season has been the house party given
last week by Miss Pattie Epes al heI
beautiful country home. "Gatewood.'
Va. Among the guests from distance
were Misses Desdemona Bates. of jack
eonviIle. Fla; Laura CoghiiI Holmes, o,
Boydton. Va; Sidney Guy, OF Black
stone: Mabel Smith. of Petersburg
Mary Elizabeth Taylor, of Miller.
School; Captain j. 4. Nichols. of tn.
Virginia Military Institute: kober
Claiborne Jones and w. Z. Parsons, OF
Petersburg; Thomas Atkinson an,
George Powell of Mckinney, and 9th.
ers.
On Thursday night german was
given by the Dinwiddie German Club II
honor OF Miss Epes's guests Tennis
cards, driving and dancing have all con
tributed to make the week a continu
Gus round OF pleasure, and a mos
elaborate mock wedding on Saturda;
night brought the gaieties to a close
Visiting In North Carolina.
Mrs Herbert w. Jackson and littl,
son. Samuel have gone TO Tarboro. \
c., where they viii be the guests o.
Mrs. Jackson's mother. Mrs. Phillips
for family reunion. Mrs. Jackson
will return to her home. SIS Yves
Franklin Street. some time after Sep
TENDER 10.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Puryear hny
issued Invitations for the marriage o
their daughter, Elizabeth Leroy. =
Henry Wise Mayo. the ceremony to TAX
place on the afternoon of Wednesday
September IA. at half-after 4 O'Clock
at 'Edgewood." their handsome estate
near Orange, Va. 10th the bride an,
groom are prominently related. an
the wedding is one of much socia! In
terest here. where Miss Puryear fur
merly made her home
Invitations have been Issued by Mrl
John Dalrymple Rogers. of Lexington
to the marriage of her daughter. Mis-
Ellen Lee, to DR.. George King Logar
of New Orleans. The marriage will b
solemnized in r, =. Lee Memorial Epis