The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-07
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Misses Mary and Annie Irwin will be among the
members of Richmonds younger set who wili atsena
Sweet Briar this year. They will leave town aooul
the ooh The Misses Irwin have spent the greater
part Of the summer out Of town They were mem
bers of motor party who made oensn , 49, 49,
they went to virginia Beach, where they were mem
bers of house party, and also spent some 'i,ne
visiting friends in and around Norfolk peIore re-
turning to their home here several days ago
Miss Sands Honored.
Miss Fanny Leroy Lands, of the Shenandoah is VS.
iting friends in Huntington w. Va, where she Is be-
ing delightfully."- entertained Among the AFFAIRS gwen
for her beautifully appointed dinner on Mon
day evening of which DR.. and Mrs. Haynes were the
hosts At this dinner Miss Sands shared honors WIN
Mrs. win Jackson OF Lewsburg; w va s notn ms ah
has spending the summer at Anderson W. va.
Virginia Exhibitors in Atlanta
| Horse shows rural towns have been the society
events of the summer in Virginia and they have nov
assumed even greater significance since the show at
Newport on Saturday and Monday such brill
liant affair Atlanta viii have the next pig snow"
which will begin with ball OF notable brliance
worthy only open the of the horse show
| but the social season.
/ Says an Atlanta paper writing of this coming
Probably however. from the horse swell as spec
tacular standpoint, the feature of more popular in
terest at the show will be the exhibition here OF IA
NOUS hunters and jumpers and the coming OF repre-
sentatiyes of famous hunt clubs. Mrs Allan Potts
Julian Morris. Mr.. Benner and others of similar tame
coming from Virginia, our manager MY Bitz
having to Virginia last week for the purpose Oh
securing the Virginia horse people OF prominence Inc
Morris horses of national and international fame
and Mrs Potts Is said to be one OF the most espeI'
and graceful horsewomen in the world Inc Chat-
ham Hunt Club is coming. 49,
whereas number OF the visitors TO the sao" wiz
be entertained by private citizens, the horse snow as
sociaton is arranging for brilliant social sloe "nch
VIII include entertainments. formal ana NORMAL
i Selden--Days.
Saunders Davis, daughter of Mr. w W
Davis, was Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
at Monument Mr.. Charles Binns Sell
dem of Pittsburg Pa. The house beautifully de-
corated with cut flowers and candeabra the altar
being draped in white flowers The cereony was per-
formed by the Rev Walter w Balm Of Crewe Va,
brother n-aw of the bride. Mrs. Shelton Davis play
a. wedding march
played Annie Laurie"
The bride entered the drawing with her ia
Their who gave her in marriage. She hand
travelling suit of champagne cloth. with hat and
gloves match. She carried shower of lilies OF
the valley and Bride Her only attendant waa
her sister, Miss Lottie Davis. who beautiful
gown of white satin. and carried La France roses.
Mr.. Alfred +. Selden his brothers best man.
and the ushers were Mr.. Shelton Davis and DIR. H
Mr.. selden and his bride left Francisco,
Cal. where they will reside in the future,
Tinder-wood
OF much here will be the marriage OF Miss
Florence Juanita Wood Mr.. Benjamin Spencer Tin
der which takes place Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock Methodist Episcopal church Drake
Branch. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Junius Paul Wood. and has made her home in Rich
Mr.. and Mrs finder will make future home
RawIings-Ould
20. On Wednesday Ausust 81, at o'clock A. NJ a
city. Mr., Jesse Meredith Rawlings and Miss Susie
Bransford Guild both Of Lawrencevle, Va were
married in the presence of Mr. and Mrs Frank w
Davie and Mrs j. K. Thomas of Lawrencevie. anc
l.. heartWeil, Richmond
Mr. Rawlings is of Mr.. James Rawlings is
yer ypopular and has many friends throughout the
State while his bride is the attractive daughter
Mrs s. L. Ould, of Halifax county, Va, ana for
past three months has travelling abroad with Mrs
b. w. Davie and Miss Mary d. Turnbun,
2 After spending few days in New York Mr.. ana
Mrs rawlings went TO the home of Mrs $ l. ouio
in Tali1ax county and now at home In Lawrence
; vile.
Bertram-pietri.
Mr. Harry Bertram and Miss Grace Pietri We're
united in matrimeny at the fasker Methodist par
sonage Tuesday night at O'Clock Mr. John Denz
host Dnsa Eta
maid of honor. In the wedding party were the neal
relatives and friends OF the couple. The Rev. G, w
Nj. Taylor oficiated
The bride attired in white null and carried
Bride roses Mr. Bertram is a native OF Michigan
but tor the past few has resided in Richmond
The bride and groom well known among tn,
. younger set OF Church lill
Personals
Mary c. Meek, who has been spending TIL,
= summer at Belgrade Lakes Me has returned ant
is now at "Dewberry" in Hanover county.
Mrs. Alexander II. Sands of Ala East Grace street
who has been in Fauquier county for several weeks
a Sands will return to Richmond about October /.
r Miss Margaret Biliaoy. Virginia Beach. is TIL,
| guest of Miss Marie HARDWOOD.
Mrs Audrey Young and little daughter, who hay,
been spending the summer at the Yellow sulphu
Springs. are now the guests OF Mrs. Ella Starkey IL
p Roanoke.
: Miss Helen Lathrop is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
= John G. Hayes at the Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs r. Henry Harwod have returned from
a the White sulphur Springs
Miss Elsie Ingram, who has been visiting Mrs g
n r. Dashiell in her cottage Lake George Is nov
the guest of her uncle, the Rev. W. W. Page a
Cornwall on the Hudson
:, Mrs c. H. Urner and Misses Mary and Anne urne
have returned from Staunton. where they have beef
a spending the
Misses Margaret Anderton and Anne Jarvis of Nor
r folk spending several days with friends in thi
, city.
Nil Moo haor
in Bristol after a visit to friends in Richmond.
Mr.. Willie Cavedo and Miss Edith Cavedo guest
= of the Misses Danneh in Fredericksburg.
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Miss Ruth Kent has returned to her home in Ports
mouth after visit friends in Petersburg and Rich
r mond
Mrs, Kate Waller Barrett, president of the Ma
tional Florence Crittenden Mission of Alexandria,
program for the annual conference of Indians
charities and corrections. TO be held in Richmond
IND Her subject viii be Motherhood Means of Re