The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-08
Society

! tIttS Tor motor tour through NeW
| England. They spent several days las,
week at Springfield. Mass, and will
visit other interesting places in that
section before returning to Richmond
Albemarle Horse Show.
One of the most prominent OF the
various Virginia horse shows, that
make country life quite gay In Nir-
ginia Is the annual exhibition given
by the AIbemarle Horse Show Assoc
citation In Charlottesville, which takes
place this week on Wednesday and
I Thursday, Prominent exhibitors from
Virginia, Washington. Baltimore. and
Delaware have entered their horses in
the various classes. and the show
promises to be a sporting success and
a prominent social affair. House par
ties will be entertained by people who
! have summer homes IN AInemarie. and
the guests at jefferson Park will take
q lively interest in the events
Travelling in Holland.
Mrs Julia Grant Moore and daugh-
tiers, Misses May and Julia Moore. who
are spending the summer abroad. are
I travelling in Holland at present. They
spent several days most delightfully."-
In Rotterdam last week. and went
from there TO Bergen on the steamer
Iris, They do not anticipate return
ing to Richmond until the late au-
tumn.
Dance at Greenwood.
delightful dance was given last
Wednesday evening at the Greenwood
Hotel in Albemarle county. The ball
room was decorated with evergreens
and draped with yellow and green
! bunting. Music was furnished by an
orchestra from Basic City. The dance
was arranged by Miss Bessie Dunn,
OF Richmond. Among those dancing
Charlottesville. Misses Dunn. Watkins
Browning and Pendleton Of Richmond,
Miss Elizabeth Warwick of Washing
ton, d. G.. Miss Alma Carver of the
Miller School. and Misses Ethe, and
Evelyn Harris and Davis of Green
wood, Messrs. Haden and st John
Cree Of Crozet. Harris and J. Davis of
Greenwood. Clark or Washington. D
c, and Powers of Baltimore Md
engagements Announced
Mrs. s. A. Hunter. of East Radford
Va, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Mary Margaret to Mr. VIII
liam Henry Wood. of Victoria. Va
the wedding to take place in October
Miss Hunter Is the only child of Mrs
Hunter, and is one OF the popular
young members Of the social world of
that section. Mr.. Wood is the young
est son of Mr. II a. Wood, Of Rap
pahannock.
Announcement Of the engagement Of
Miss Willwee Wiseman, Of Danville.
Ia Mr. Lee r. Weathers, Of Shelby, y.
G.. vas made on Saturday at a lun-
cheon given by Miss Nell Nass at her
home in Danville. The wedding will
take place In October. Covers were
laid for fifteen and the guests were
Misses Wiluwee Wiseman, Myrtle
Dodson, Ina Allen. Theodosia GRAY.
Helen Wadoil, Nora Waddn Blance
Patton. Mary Emma Moseley and
Mayo Massie and Mesdames Ernest
Murrie, John OVerbey. Ben Coleman
Richard Garter and runner Wiseman.
Of Atlanta, Ca.
House Party in Grange
Among the attractive affairs Incl
dent to the Orange Horse Show last
week was house party entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. John 6. Williams al
their beautiful home in Orange Their
guests We're Mrs. Lewis G. Williams
and three children. little Miss Marie
Ward Shelton Williams Masters
Fielding Lewis Williams, Peyton Ran
dolph Williams, of Richmond accom-
panied by their maid Misses Minna
wilson, of Augusta county. and Nir-
ginia DUNLAP. OF Mobile, Ala
Visiting at Fincastie.
Miss Emma Cary Breckinbridge. Of
this city, is visiting her parents, Col.
and Mrs Cary Breckenridge. at Fin
castle. Va. She is accompanied by
Miss Martha Chattin, and they will
spend several weeks at the Breckin-
ridge home.
Entertained in Charlotte.
Mrs. W. II. Warren is visiting
friends in Charleston, W Va. where
She Is being delightfully."- entertained
Sh e~as the guest OF honor at q
charming luncheon given by Mrs
John LANG on Saturday. and she has
been complimented by a number OF
other informal affairs
Prominent Atlanta Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus T. Dodd, Of At
lanta, Ga. have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Julia.
70 Mr. Forrest Adar, IF, the mar
rage to take place the evening Of
October %. at st Marks church.
Peachtfee street. Atlanta. The church
ceremony Will be followed by a re-
ceptlon a the residence Of the brides
parents, the event To be one Of the
initial social events of The winter in
the South. In the announcement of
Miss Dodd's engagement the debu-
tante set of this winter is deprived
Of one OF the most beautiful members.
since Miss Dodd was in the group
OF young women leaving school this
summer, and for whom friends had
planned many bright entertainments.
These now viii be given to a bride
elect. Miss Dodd is brunette of
marked type. She is bright and
charming in manner, and Is one Of
the most popular of the young society
set in Atlanta She Is the grand
daughter OF the late Mr.. Green II.
Dodd. who was one of Atlantas pio-
Or
zens.
Mr.. Adair IL the second son OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Forrest Adair, and Ia
prominent In business and social cir
cles of Atlanta,
Guests OF Bishop Tucker.
The Rev Harry ST, George Tucker
OF st. Pauls College, Toxic, Japan.
and Mrs, Tucker, are visiting the
formers father. Bishop Randolph
Tucker. at Virginia Beach. They
arrived from Japan several weeks
ago and visited Mrs. fuckers rela-
tiVes IN Atlanta. Ga, before coming
10 Virginia, where they are Well
known and prominently related,
Arrivals at Ocean View.
The recent arrivals at Diggs' Cot
tage. Ocean View, have been Mrs
+. s. Landrum, Mrs William X Bal
lagh, Miss Annie BaIlagh, Willie X.
Ballagh. Robert c. Ballagh. Linwood
Ballagh, Lynchburg, Va: Mrs. Geo.
e. Via, G. Guy Via, Newport News,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Conner.
Miss {, NJ. Common, Dillwyn, Va; Miss
CLEO bchoffnep Roanoke. Va. X
Il. Anderson, Miss Elise S, Hilliard,
George J. Hooper. Miss M. f. Rear
don, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Banes, Miss
Jessie Walker, j. II, Seheiser, Rich