The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-24
Society
Annual REGATTA.

The annual regatta between tils II
giuia Boat club and Washington and
Lee win take place Saturday after
noon AT O'Clock, and will be an event
Of much social interest The femi-
nine contingent Of society VIII he In
evidence in charming summer frOcks,
and hats 10 witness thu events. and
to cheer the winning crew. Admis-
sion will he by cards which have been
issued fo the club mem hers. who are
privileged to invite guests. The mem
horship of the local club includes a
number of prominent Richmond men.
and these will be. present with their
guests The visiting Washington and
Lee men will be cheercd by their Rich
mo4d friends and will be the centre
of great interest both in the races and
in the social features Of the afternoon.
Anything as suggestive OF river bre@Zes
as the annual regatta Of the Virginia
cub can not fail to be attractive in
word aud in deed on such q day as
this
Chamberlayne--Eollin
At the home OF Mir. 8. Nj Boiling,
IN Bedford city. "A beautiful wedding
was solenluized at 80 Thursday even
ing. when his Youngest daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Breckenridge Boiling. became
the bride Of Churchill Gibson cham
herlayne, Of Richmond. Rt. Rev Robert
a Gibson. bishop Of the Diocese OF
Virginia. and uncle of the groom. as
sisted by Rev. T. c. Page. rector Of
st. John's Episcopal Church. 81 which
the bride is "A member, celebrating the
rites.
The ceremony took place in the spa
eious hall, which was artistically dec
Grated with plants and white flowers.
There were no attendants except the
~, Aaxs zs.eh nD1 81
Of the bride, who formed lines on
either side of the broad stairway OF
the hall. down which the bride and
groom descended for the ceremony.
These were Misses Evelyn Henser,
Katharine Clayton Sally Nichols. Mary
Oliver. Jean Clark. Gretchen Bell, Belle
Jordan. Katharine Page, Rebecca Ew-
art and Carrie Graves. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlayne left on
d visit TO Canada and other points.
rpon their return they will be at home
In Bedford City for a while before com =
ting to Richmond.
The guests from a distance at the
wedding were. Bishop r. A. Gibson,
Mrs. Edward Peasants Valentine, Mrs,
Richard c. Scott. Miss Chamberlayne,
of Richmond. sisters of the groom {.
John Hampden Chanberlayne and
Lewis parke Chamberlayne, of Rich
n4ond, brothers of the groom MISS
Anna d. Boiling. of Washington. aun'
Of the bride, Miss s. Melville Boiling
of stanton, her cousin: Cary b. Hol-
comb. of Seattle. Wash. uncle of the
bride Miss Donna +. WIN, of Lynch
burg.
At the Country Club.
1t Is quite the thing these warm
summer evenings for the fashionable
folk. who are still in town, TO motor
out to the Country Cub for dinner
on the terrace While the parties are
small, they are numerous and are
very fascinating. with the witchers
Of the early summer evening felt In
its full charm, enhanced by the beau"
tifnl club building in the background
with the lights shining from doors
and windows. Saturday afternoon
and evening seems the favorite cluf
dav There Is tea from until
O'Clock dinner from $40 until $3.50
and music and dancing throughout
the evening
Among those who will entertain
SMALL parties this evening win he Miss
Mary Crump and Mrs, A. ID. Carter
The Washington and Ice men, who
are here for the regatta, Will be en-
tertained at a dinner party of ffteef
covers.
Luncheon at Hot Springs,
Social activities at the Virginia Ho'
Springs which is always favoritf
resort with Richmond people, have
begun to take on the gaiety of tht
summer affairs. On Thursday Mrs
Edgar Bright entertained at luncheon
at her cottage, Among her guests
were Mrs David Duntop and the
Misses Dunlop.
Invitations ISSUED.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wilson Ballard
have issued invitations to the mar
rage Of their daughter. Lily. TO Mr.
Pa bus Monroe Clements. Of Chatta-
noopa Tenn. The ceremony win take
place on Wednesday. June IS. Al
O'clock. at Mount Carmel Baptist
church, Isle of Wight county
Miss Lloyd Compiimcnted.
A very delightful barge party wal
given Tuesday evening In Alexandra
tn honor of Miss Elizabeth Lloyd, 81
New York. Those present were Miss
Lemon, Of Louisville. KY. Miss Emily
johnson. Miss Harriet Boiling Doug
lass, Mr.. Edward Fawcett, Mr.. james
sidney Douglas, Jr., Mr. Arthur Her
bert, Mr. Harmon Roberts Mr.. Juliar
Burke. Or Jack Burke and Mr.. Grit
fifth thier. MISS LLOYD mas frequent
~ visited in Richmond and is wei
known 10 society here.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Warrinel
have returned from their wedding tril
and are now visiting Mrs. Warmer
father. Mr. j. T.. Fo~ikes, before
making their home In WOODLAND
Heights.
Governor william Hodges Manr
and Mrs Mann Will GO to Petersburg
on Tuesday 10 be present at the wed
ding Of Miss Elizabeth G. Mann anc
Mr.. Lewis Parke Chamberlayne-
Mrs, Sidney Johnston Dudley. OF
S5f East Grace street, is spending
some time in Hampton. Va.
Mrs Green Penn. Of Danville. who
has been visiting relatives in this city
has returned to her home.
Miss Sallie Gascoigne and Master
Gascoigne Lyme of Orange. Va, are
guests of Mrs. Richard T. Moncure
Miss Sophie Meredith has gone 20
Brookline, Mass. TO spend some time
with her sister, Mrs Max T Talbot
Miss Louise White Is visiting at the