The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-21
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Miss Mary Traylor. who with her
mother, Mrs. Annie c. Traylor. has
been occupying an apartment at the
Chesterfield for several months. will
leave on Saturday to visit Miss Lam
| uonfa Brock at Riverton, Va. From
hlNerton Miss Traylor will go to the
white sulphur Springs for a week.
ana later Will join her mother to
spend the remainder of the season
at one OF the Northern resorts. Miss
Anne Traylor. who has been abroad
Tor several months. will remain in
Europe until late autumn or early
winter Miss Elizabeth Wilbur who
mas been the guest of Miss Traylor
at the Chesterfield for several weeks.
ana has been much entertained in an
INFORMAL way, returned to Warrenton
on Wednesday.
Dance at Greenwood
A delightful dance was given re-
Gently in the ball room of the hotel
at Greenwood in Albemarle county,
and number of Richmond people
VINO are spending the summer in
Aloemarle were present. The ball
room was decorated in pink and
green. and the automatic self-regu-
lating system of dance card was used
with great success. After the dance
refreshments We're served on the
lawn. which was lighted by bright
colored Japanese lanterns
Among those dancing were: Misses
Mary Irwin Watkins. Dunn and Shack
elford. Of Richmond: Miss keenan,. Of
| charlottesville; Miss Randolph, of
Los Angeles. Cal; Miss Warwick. of
Washington, D. c.. Miss Green, of
panVille, Miss r. Moran. of Miller
school ard Mt-s T. Harris, of GcAen-
wood: Messrs Hadan ard Ellison Of
Crozet; Hill, of HTchra,nl: Co.er
Tally and Harris. OF Greenw osl: L"rt
Van Wovier. of Washington; A. Wat
kins and w. Watkins. Of Richmond
Engagement Announced
Mrs. Elise Dufour. OF AsheVile, ~
! c, announces the engagem emit of her
daughter. Frances, to Mr. Hobart AL
port, OF Asheville. formerly OF Eir-
ginia. Miss Dufour is member of
one of the old aristocratic French
families Of Louisiana and of South
Carolina, and is one of the most
! charming girls In Asheyiiles younger
set. Mr.. Airport is the son of Mrs
Andrew Airport, Of Virginia and is
connected in business with his uncle
Ar. Frederick r. Todd. The wedding
Will be a notable event in the au-
tumn. and will take place the latter
| part Of October.
Return From Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald l.. Gilpin.
who ahve been In Europe since their
marriage last winter. landed in New
! York this week, and are now guests
of Mrs. Hattie Newcomer Gilpin at
"Kentfnero.' Clarke county, Va
| They Will remain In Virginia for about
week.
| Ensign Smith to Wed.
| An interesting wedding of the week
| viii be that of Miss Bessie Green,
| of Baltimore, to Ensign James Down
| ing Smith. Of Charlottesville. The cere-
mony will be performed on Saturday
/ at the home of the bride. 913 Fulton
avenue. Baltimore. Ensign Smith Is
a member OF the class of 1908 of the
United States Naval Academy. and is
: now stationed on board the United
States gunboat, Vicksburg. He has
obtained a two months leave of alb
sence, during which he and his bride
will spend their honeymoon travel
ing.
Summer at Underwood"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. West. Miss
Lille West and Charles Fl. West. Jr.,
/ eft last week to spend the summer
+ and fall at their summer home.
I "Brferwood." in Hanover county. They
have az their house guest Miss Eliza
Street of Portsmouth. Va.
Nevins-Norrfs.
/ Says the Baltimore Sun OF yeSter-
day:
Miss Rebeeca Norris, sister OF Mt.
George Wormeley Norris. of Mitchells,
! Va. was married yesterday a the
summer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
Southworth Hastings at Prouts Neck.
I Me-, to MIR. Frank Wells Nevins Of
New York. The wedding was a quiet
one. only near relatives and friends
of the family being present.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr..
George w Norris. of virginia. and
granddaughter Of Mr.. George Worme
! ley Norris Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Nevins comes from an old New
Eugla nd family. is a graduate 81 Yale
University; member OF the Yale
club of New York and secrftarV Of
,he Rotary File and Mach.ne Com
lanv.
+ - 'fhts bride was attended BY Two
flower giris-Miss Betty ann Iiss
Isabel Observation-Disclosures Of Mr..
and Mrs Hastings. and the groom
by his brother, Mr.. Henry r. Nevins.
Rev. Alan Mel. Taylor. rector OF the
Church of the Holy Spirit, BOSTON
reformed the. ceremony. Mr.. IaylGr
!. A clessmf tie OF Mr.. Nevins.
The brides dress was of white mar
| uuiseUe, with cuny lace and syelet
| on troidery over white satin She
wore tulie veil. held In place BY
a wreath OF orange blossoms. Her
.4n}y, ornament Was a pearl brooch.
the gift OF the bridegroom. She car
ricd a shower bouquet of white sweet
poas. and the flower girls. dressed
/ in white. with pink sashes, carried
pink sweetpeas.
Those present were Miss Jane w.
Norris. sister of the bride: DR.. and
Mrs Nevins, parents of the groom;
Mrs f. A Mcdowell Mr.. and Mrs.
! Henry r. Neyins. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
S Hastings. Mr.. George Lear I'd and
Mr.. John Groton.
i After u trip OF about six weeks Mr..
md Mrs. Nevins will make their home
in New York city.
Approaching Marriage.
Announcement has been made OF
the engagement and approaching mar
rage of Miss Ethel Gregory Mallory,
! OF Lawrenceville, daughter of A. j.
4 Mallory. OF that place. to Mr.. Henry
Knaub. Of Richmond. The wedding
will be celebrated on July 2s In the
/ home OF the brides father at Law
| rencevillc. but owing to recent mourn
| ing in the families of both bride and
groom no cards have beer Issued.
Theatre Party.
| Miss Cordelia de Jarnette, OF Nor
folk entertained Tuesday evening at
a most ENJOYABLE box party at the