The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
Society

outing, ana an sc
OF Richmond people are leaving the
city now to remain away until Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. ". ". Archer and family left
Thursday to spend the summer on the
Massa chusettes coast.
Mr. and Mrs. r. ID. Taylor leave Fri
day for Buffalo, Niagara and an ex-
tendeS trip through the Great Lakes
90 Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs u. Ii. Caron will gail
for Boston on the "Juniata" on Tues
day next Mira y j. Ryan and daugh-
Ter and Mrs. Thos Muldowney viii al
so sail on the "Juaniata" for Boston
r. Garnett Tabb and J. Kent Rawley
san on the 8 :. "HaVerforG" Saturday
for Liverpool They will make a tour
of the Continent and return 10 Rich
naond sometime IN September
Messrs John WaddtiI, James Wheat,
John NJ. Miller, Herbert Jacobs and M
Parker sail Saturday for Boston and
tour through New England. returning
Wis. New York and Atlantic city.
Mr. j. u. Crawiey and wife. OF
Blackstone, left today. via. the :. :.
.Ontario" for tour through New Eng
land
Messrs. r. w Baker and r. d. l..
Fletcher leave on Monday nextTVia.
the Old Dominion for New York thence
90 Albany, Niagara. Toronto, Thousand
Islands MoatreaNand Quebec and nom
there they will take the ;, 3 "Trini-
dad" through the ST Lawrence river
and Gulf TO Charlottetown, Halifax. st.
Johns, Boston and New York.
other Richmond people sailing for
Europe Saturday are DIR. and Mrs. A
r. Bowies on the >. :. 'Haverford'
Misses c. n Shields and l.. q. Roper
on the s. s. cleveland.
Mrs. NJ NJ Stratton has left for
frit, to the Coast taking IN ST Louis.
Kansas City, Denver. Colorado Springs,
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland
and Seattle. on her return she VIII
stop at Yellowstone Park. st. Paul and
Chicago.
party of Richmonders who VIII
tour the British Isles during the
months of August and September Is
composed Of Misses r. X. Robertson,
A. T. Jordan, r.. r. Edmonds, Il. Z.
Peyton and NJ. &. Peyton who sail from
Philadelphia ron the 5. 5. Merton
August s,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos c walford, Miss
Sarah Allen. Miss Laurie Sutherland
and Mr. Herbert McMinn leave Wed
nesday via OLD Dominion s. s. "Prin-
ress Anne" for New York and from
there they win take the steamer TOE
Halifax. Pfctou, Charlottetown, sum-
serside, Grand River Perez, 'asp"'
thence up the st. Lawrence river TO
Quebec and Montreal returning via
Lake Champlain. Lage George, sarato-
ga, Albany, Hudson river ana Ne"
York.
Misses Hazel and Beulah Myer
isaya Monday for New York and al
extended trip to Bermuda Islands.
Rev. Rnbt. w. Forsyth and wife will
leave Monday for Clifton Springs y.
Friday for Yarmouth n. 8, where they
will spend the balance of the summer.
Miss Eva Taylor will sail via the M
A. NJ r Go, today for Boston ana
Massa chusetts coast points,
Mr., ]. W Crews and Miss Ethel
Crews Barrett have left for tour
through Thousand Islands. RAPIDS oil
ST. Lawrence. 10 Montreal Qusose'
thence via g. 4. Trinidad" to Char
lott4town and Halifax. -. s.. returning
via New York.
Mr.. VIM. E. Ennis and wife of Bowl
ing Green will sail from New YORK on
the s. s. "Mauretania" August 10. Tor
three months tour of England ana
the Continent.
Mrs C. E, Ashburner and daughter'
Miss Violet. will sail on the "freis-
land August 10. for a long stay
abroad.
Crawley- Crawiey.
Mr.. j. ID. Crawiey, prominent
hardware merchant Of Blackstone,
and Miss Elizabeth Crawiey, OF the
same place, were married in the par
Tors of the jefferson hotel Thursday
syeninx by Rev DR. j. w Morris.
rector of Monumental Episcopal
church They left Friday afternoon
for Northern honeymoon trip by the
water route from Newport News.
Attendants upon the wedding were
MIR. W. s. 1rby. of kendridge'
Lunenhurg county. and Miss Margie
crawiey. OF Prospect, Prince Edward
county, a sister of the groom
Mr. Crawiey's first Wife, was SIS
ter of his BRIDE
summer In Maine.
President ard Mrs, Edwin Alder
man. of the University Of virginia,
have taken a cottage at Castin, Maine.
They win spend several months on
the Maine coast, which has been I'M
usually popular among Virginians THIS
summer. Mrs. Alderman has as her
wuest for the rest OF the summer, her
mother, Mrs. James w. Hearn. of
New Orleans, who Joined her daush-
ter the first OF this week.
At The Commonwealth Club.
The beautiful addition to the Conn
monwealth Cub will be thrown open
TO the members Friday evening, when
they are invited 10 maze merry III
their new quarters 1t will bs en-
tirely stag affair. each member being
entitled to invite one gentleman
friend A numbr of the Westmore-
land Club men win be among the
guests who viii celebrate the open
Ing of the new part OF the Grub with
every detail OF god cheer. The club
has been much improved by this adj
dition. which adds much to the COM
fort as we'll as the beauty of the
club house.
In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Moore, of
si2 West Franklin street, are spend
ing several weeks at the various
Northern resorts. At present they
are registered at the Herald Square
hotel. New York city.
Miss Canghy Compiimented.
Miss Kathleen caughy. formerly OF
this city, but now Of Milan, Italy. has
been panch entertained during stay
Of several weeks In Atlanta, where
she Is the guest Of Miss Alma Hig-
gins.
On Wednesday morning Miss LII
liam Davies gave a bridge party In
her honor. The rooms were deco
rated In palms. ferns and rrarlgoldE,
and the prizes were pretty souvenirs
for. the guests of honor and n daek
Of cards.
The invited guests,were hesfdes the
guest OF honor, Mas Annie Ray. Miss