The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-31
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL


turning from their summer abroad
DIR. and Mrs James Cannon and children, Misses
Laura Lee and Virginia Cannon and Masters Wallace
Bennett and James Cannon, Jr., returned to their
home In Blackstone Monday afternoon, coming d.
rectly from New York. where they landed on the
Baltic several days DR.. Cannon and his party
had most delightful trip, spending several months
on the continent and in the British Isles where DIR.
Cannon attended the worlds conference at Edin-
bHrgh
Mr. william p. de saussure of 23o4 West Grace
street, is in New York whore he has gone to
meet Mrs de Saussure and Miss Estelle de Saussurc,
who have been abroad for July and August They
VIII return to Richmond within the next few days.
Mr. and Mrs. j. =. Ragand and Miss Florence c.
OVERLY. who sailed on the steamer Merton. VIII re-
open their home 211S Grove avenue, upon their re-
turn on September IS.
DR. Chapman Weds
The wedding Miss Mabel Cornetia Moulton, of
Providence, r. l.. and the Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chap
man. of New York, which took place Tuesday after
noon at the home Of the bride in El,nwond avenue
Providence of much interest here where DIR. Chap
man held such a successful meeting about years
ago only the relatives and Intimate friends were
in attendance the ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev Elijah Hanley, D. D. pastor Of the First
The Rev. DIR. Ford c. Ottman of Stamford, Conn,
lifelong friends OF DR.. Chapman assisted.
of honor. Dorothy Barnett Moulton brides niece,
was flower girl The bride was given away by her
brother Mr. David Potter Mouton,
MIR. Robert E. Davie, of Boston served as best
and the bridal party completed by the
Hon, Benjamin p AIouton. brother Of the bride.
DIR. Chapman and his bride Immediately left for
an automobile trip and early in September will sail
for Wales, where Dr. Chapman Will conduct series
OF conferences with the ministers of that country.
The marriage is notable because of the prominence
OF the parties. DIR. Chapman has a worldwide repu-
tation preacher and evangelist.
Miss Moulton Is prominent in religious circles, and
has for number OF years taken great interest in
evangelistlc movements
Guest of Miss Montgomery
Miss Mary Waller and Miss Marie Marbury. of Nor
folk will arrive Friday be the house guests
Of Miss Elizabeth Montgomery at her home. 1905
ar A Ii
been planned In honor of Miss Montgomerys guests.
who attractive members of Norfoiks younger set
Delightful Dance.
Miss Mary Stone was the attractive young hostess
Of a delightful dance Monday night at Rock
bridge Inn. on NH mountain. The ballroom
prettiy decorated with flowers and with the
bright lights and happy young dancers made a most
ailuring picture Of youth and beauty Holyroyds
strnged orchestra dispensed splendid music, A most
delicious fruit punch was served during the evening
The following were the participants: Messrs Max
waddey. of Richmond; Junius Fishburne. Bob Camp
Bryan. Waiter Camp james Cassem, Chester Flick
Henry Gordon, Billy Bolts, M. Smith, Robert Cald-
ley Riley Edward Green, Grady Gregory Roy Smith
Coleman Nelson, Misses Mary Stone, Mary slime, OF
Francis walker, OF Florence, Ala: Vernon Clayton
Helen Clayton. virginia Michael. Martha Wentworth
Nav Wood. Julia stone. OF Bedford Katherine Clay
tor of Bedford: Ella Darnall Emma Michael jess
wharton. Mary Smith Mary Hairston, Nan Wharton
Timberlake OF staunton; Miss Parker Mrs Gi-vin
Mrs Charles Fishburne Stays: Messrs. Dobson, Fer
Stone, Mrs Robert Buckner. Mrs. Junus Fishburns.
Dutch Supper ut Ocean View.
DiEgs cottage, Ocean View has had many enjoy
able Teass and parties but has yet eaualed
Dutch Skiddo Supper" given Saturday night by
which the crowd repaired dining room, where
a typical Dutch supper was served. Amusing toasts
songs and speeches added greatly TO the fun of the
evening.
Hockaday w. G. Hockaday. Miss Kate Bernstein.
Miss Mary Bernstein. Richmond. Va Miss Dora
Legum. Berkeley Va; Taxewell G. saunderson Rich
mond. VA Miss Irene o Boole. Norfolk. Va H. r.
Hicks Washington. ID. c.; r NJ Park. Newark, n
ley. Ports Portsmouth. Va. Miss Maude Powell harrols-
vile. y c. W. Thamann. Richmond, Va, Miss Owe
Roanoke. va: N C. Powell Portsmouth. Va: Miss
Agnes wooton, Harrelisvie. y G.; r. Jeffarcs, O. s.
Navy: Mrs r. Jeffares. New York; w M Adams L.
H Baker. l.. D. knightly. Richmond, va,
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Harwood and Misses Marie
and Resale Harwood. who have been spending the
summer Virginia Beach, have returned to the city
and opened their house, so2 North Lonoardy street
Mr.. and Mrs J. Wallace Sampson and daughter,
Mildred who have been visiting Mrs. H. Bladder. Jr.
In Alexandria, have returned to Richmond Miss
Gertrude Sampson Is the guest of Miss Olive b. DAVIS
at her home on Wolfe street
Mr.. and Mrs. E: r. Hutchison left Tuesday for
Baltimore and Philadelphia. Mrs Hutchison and
children returned from waynesboro last week
Mrs r. II. Powell has returned to the city from
Trevilian and Thornhill Va. where she spent the
summer.
Miss Susie Mcguire is the guest of Miss Mary
Grattran at her home South Main street. Harri-
sonburg
Miss Ruth Hart has returned from enjoyable /
visit TO friends In Winchester and in Roanoke.
Mrs. william c. Scott and daughter. Miss Sudc i
Scott oil Charlotte ~. c.. who have been guests
,f and Mrs II. L. Quares during August returned
nome Tuesday.
Mrs. John G. Armistead. OF Norfolk is the guest I
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Catesby Jones for sew
.rai weeks.
Mrs Il. w Dunn and daughters. Misses Grace and
Bessie OF 2T9s East Franklin street. returned sunday
rom delightful trip TO Roanoke Va.
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