The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

| eS ooAoEe inc students at the Gum
mer school during her stay in Char
| lottesville, this being the fourth sum-
Her that sho has sung for the stu
| dents at their various concerts.
| Mrs. Thomas Will spend tho rest OF
the summer In Richmond, and will be
at home to ser pupils August 1.
or Interest Here.
invitations were sent out from the
White House last week for a dinner
winch the President will give on Sat
urday, August 8, In honor OF Admiral
Iogo. OF Japan The dinner Will be
| Followed at 10 o'clock by reception.
Admiral Togo will sail for this country
| from England tomorrow on the Lusi.
| tania. His stay In Washington will
be marked by numerous brilliant func.
tions. The Secretary of State and Mrs.
I Knox and tho ambassador OF Japan
| and Baroness Uchida Will be among
| his hosts
At Ocean View.
Affairs at Ocean View have been
unusually gay this past week Mon
day evening the younger society set
at the Digss cottage entertained a
very charming porch party. and on
wednesday the married set gave a
Watermelon feast. which was attended
py a large number of guests.
Registered at the Diggs cottage for
the past week were ]. Braren of Cum.
borland. Md; Mrs. C. G. Schwalm. Miss
Carrie schwalm. Misses Corinne and
Lettio Hackett. Mrs. c. f. Pedrick,
MISS Pedrick. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. o. Nun
nally. j., r.. Nunnally, Miss Robinson
H. c. Nelson. Miss Nell Nelson, Mon
teiro Nelson. p p. Walton all of Rich
mond; Titop and Brooks Wilcox, Of
Petersburg:, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. VIII
,oro' OF Newborn, n. c.; G. Oliver Tim
berlake. of New York: a. T. Kinsey,
OF Roanoke: Miss Alice Burgess. Of
ivor; Miss Mary Powell. of Emporia;
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Edwards. of Baltimore;
Miss Annie Fultz G. Y. StradIey, Of
Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Samet. two
children and nurse, OF Norfolk; Mr..
and MIS-. y. c. Bardin. two children
and nurse. of Wilson. y. c.; ]. II. B.
Alttorffer. of Roanoke: r. C. Benthall.
Carl Futrell. of Woodland. ~ c.: Mr..
and Mrs. f. Fl. Scott. Miss Annie Scott,
a. G. Walton. OF Richmond: w. B.
Harper. OF Norfolk: F. III. HUNT. Jr.,
OF Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Staude..
Joseph B. Montgomery, Jr.. r. I'LL
lard, of Richmond: MIR. and Mrs. c. NJ.
campbell. of New York: j. william
Marmion. of Richmond; w. l. Ball. of
Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Baxter.
Miss Annie Harrison, of Petersburg:
Bernard b. Blanton. of Richmond: Miss
s.
Klns, OF Lynchburg: Mr.. and Mrs J.
NJ. Gummell and daughter, of Wash
ingtor.
At Columbia College.
Miss l3ioisc Amber Harrison. assist.
ant professor of mathematics at the
Noram Institute IN Farmville. is taxi
Ing "A summer course at Column bia
University, New York. Miss Harrison
Is a daughter of Carter H. Harrison
of the upper James
Returned to Richmond.
Mrs John Werth. who has been WIS.,
lung relatives in the country, ac-
companicd by her little daughter. Anne
Carter. has returned to the city. Mrs
Wcrth was called to Richmond a week
ago on account of the illness of her
mother. Mrs. Mamie -. Werth, who
has been quite sick at her home, 9
North Third Street
Celebrate Anniversary.
An affair of much interest to So
ciety here was celebrated last week
in Washington, when Mr. and Mrs
Andrew j. IIukei.A of that city. celc-
brated the hftieth anniversary of
their marriage The reception took
place at o'clock Tuesday evening.
and was II very handsome function.
Decorations were in yellow roses and
quantities of yellow blossoms were
banked on the mantels and in the
windows.
The bride and bridegroom of nifty
years ago were assisted in receiving
their guests by the brides brother and
sistcr-in law, Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Grimes. who came up from their sum-
mer homo AT Lcesburg, for the few
days festivities. Mrs. Grimes was
matron Of honor at the wcddiag. The
brides other brother, ~ V. Grimes
and his wife were also in the rccniv.
ing party. Mrs. Iukei wore a hand.
some gown Of black marduisettc, with
trimmings of lace and Jets. with pearl
ornaments. Mrs r. w Grimes wore
black and white striped chiffon over
white silk, with diamonds. Mrs. A.
" Grimes was in white marquisette
over white satin. with pearls.
The children of the couple arc Mrs
S Starlight, Mrs. Belle Goodwin Mrs
William Gibson. Mrs. Harry Fox. II. Il.
Lukci and y. w. Lu<ci. all of Wash
ington. Mrs. Starlight wore an efrcc-
tive gown of black and white striped
silk. with corals: Mrs. Goodwin was in
white silk, with pearl TRIMMINGS: Mrs.
Gibson Wore white messalinc and lace.
and Mrs. Fox was In white chiffon over
satin. with lace Miss Edith I.ukci
who assisted at the punch bowl, wore
soft gown of white liberty silk. with
touches of pale pink The dining
room was particularly pretty in its
soft yellow trimmings Of candle shades.
centrcp'oce of golden glow. Presiding
there were Mrs. Goodwin. a sister-in-
law of Mrs. Lukei's daughter: Mrs I.
n. Clark and Mrs. n. II. Cohhs. all Of
Richmond. Other assistants In the
drawing room and other apartments
were Mrs william Moore and Mrs.
L..
assisted Miss LuEei at the punch
bowl.
In nnd Out OF Town,
Mr.. and Mrs. David English Dallam.
Jr. VIII 90 abroad some time in Au-