The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
delsnohn's wedding Marchs was
played, as tho bridal party loft the


bouquet OF Bride rosep.
reception followed the marriage
at the home OF the bride, on Tenth
Avenue. Southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham left on
the midnight train for New York. Buff
talo' Canada, Thousand leland, return
ms by Washington to Wilmington.
In Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs. Abe Dettelbach and
their two children, Junius and Miriam,
arrived in Richmond on Thursday from
LOUISVILLE. Ky. to again make their
nontS In this city. They will be with
MRS. Norris Arnolds. 1923 West Frank
I'm street. until they move into their
new home in THIS city.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Howson Hooe for the marriage OF her
daughter Miss Emily Anne Hooe, Of
| fairtaN. to John Warwick Rust,
young attorney of Fairfax Courthouse
| AT. Rust is a son of Captain John r
Rust, CT Haymarket. Prince William
| county.
Meetings Resumed.
The Equal Suffrage Learu. Of VIZ.
Sinia has resumed its weekly meetings
! az 5oi East Franklin Street on Thurs
DAY afternoons at o'clock Of eacb
week Important business relating to
inc state Fair booth will be discussed
next Thursday and ell league members
are urged to be present.
After October l. the league Will o.
cupy handsome offices in the new
bryan building on Broad Street
L. n. c. Meeting.
The first meeting of the United
Daughters OF the Confederacv So,
n ,t,11 l,
day morning. September u. at II
O'Clock In Lee Camp Hall Delegates
to Roanoke will be elected and Other
! important business will come before
the meeting All members of this
chapter arc urged to be present on
Wednesday morning
\. w. e. 4. Notes.
Activities of the Young Woman.s
Christian Association are beginning
again Tor the fall many OF the mem
bers and officers Of the associa ton re-
turning from vacations of several
months duration. and plans work at
the new centre OF work. Fitch and
Grace streets. are now on foot Tho
girls are planning a reception for tho
president. Miss Katherine Halves. who
has been motoring through New Eng
land druins the past summer The re-
ceptton will he given OF September %
az Fern Leaf Inn. and will be a very
pleasant AFFAIR. Miss MacCorkle has
recently returned from vacation of
two months She spent some time at
Lake Toxaway In North. Carolina
and also visited friends in West Vir
ginia, and relatives ar her old home in
the Valley Of Virginia
about twenty guests were present
at the tea given for Miss Hopkins at
the Fern Leaf Inn on Thursday night
Miss Ella Agnew also was present on
this occasion Miss Agnew is super
| visor of the rural work for girls under
the United states Agricultural Com
| mission. Her work Is getting girls in
terested in staying in their country
homes and her talk was along the
line OF work accomplished in that di-
rection. There are now $50 girls work
, Ing in the club raising and canning
vegetables. prizes are offered for the
best work done. and a market for their
gods is obtained This work was be :
gun under the direction of the Young
| Womens Christian Assoeia Nen. some
time ago.
Approaching Wedding.
Mrs. Anne Theresa Tuone Of oS1i
West Grace street, announces tn. en-
| Eagement and approaching marriage
of her daughter. Ethel to DR. Charles
Lydon Harrell, Of Norfolk The wed
ding will be celebrated some time late
| in October.
Lakeside Dnnce.
The Misses kidwell will give the
last of their monthly dances at Lake
side on Monday night. September IL
The hops given this summer have
proved very pleasing affairs and have
been largely attended The Misses
Kidwell will begin their Saturday at.
ternoon soirees to be given this WIN
, ter at Belviderc Hall this month.
These dances Will begin on Saturday.
September so.
To Live Here.
Musical and artistic circles of Rich
mond have heard with interest the
announcement that Mrs Annie Atkin-
son (Burmcister) Is TO make her home
SIDE with Mrs Horace Wexford Jones
at 200 Eas; Franklin Street.
II will be recalled that Mrs. Atkin :
son. With Miss Baylor, presented "A
very charming musical program given
at the Jefferson Hotel auditorium last
year and her concerts have been =
ma tier Of very favorable comment in
the musical world OF the country.
Entertained In falkland.
most enjoyable watermelon feast
was given at Kenmore" the nome
Of z. ". voolfolk. by MISS Pearl
Voolfolk and Roper Voolfolk The
lawn was attractive With Japanese
lanterns
among those invited were Misses
Greyson and Clark Hoofnagle, Sarah
aud Elsie cardwell Ruth Rlnkey.
Kitty Kent, Emma Lee priddy. Alice
Howison. DenzeIie. Hunt, Ipoeene
Riddick. Marjorie Rider. Louise Ware
Marsaret Tilly, Marguerite Witehman.
Virginia Potts Peachy Fleet Edith
White. Mildred Hart, Virginia Howl
son. Eleanor sydnor Carrie -Enie, Ella
Tiily. Blanche chenery. Annie ,racon
Potts Mande Woodhn. KITTY and
Josephine Winston and Grace Ed.
munds Messrs Robert Marye. Luther
Hartsook walter sydncr. Henry and
Andro~ Ellis. Iohn pridfy. Lewis
Rlantnn. Will.e MidNntte Winn Chrh-