The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

~ ALLS aud cards and ali sorts of
* lovely parties galore are anus
- .nS socisty people at the springs
just now. for the month OF August is ~
least halfway conc and the approach
of September will find things compare
lively quieter and lots of people will
start home the first week in that
month. The big parties of tourists
that have been abroad ever since June
Will land in September and most of
them will come at once to their town
houses to begin preparations for tho
winter season which. by the way.
promises to be unusually gay.
Most OF the debutantes to be pre-
sented 70 society this coming winter
Will return TO the city in September.
and plans for balls and functions to be
given for their formal introduction
Will be made. The unusual heat made
the summer season at the various re-
sorts begin at least month and n
half ahead of time, and society has
been quite gay for many months. Pro
longing the months of summer time
pleasure has given a veritable New
Fort air" TO the functions given at the
Virginia resorts. and things have nee
essarily been more formal.
In Canada.
Thomas C. Williams and William
hassie left last week FOR motor trip
through Canada They Will be absent
from Richmond for several weeks
Miss Charlotte Bemiss. who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs John Skel-
ton Williams, at her camp near Blue
Ridge summit. Pa, will shortly join
Mrs. Frank Mcguire and Miss Susie
Mcclure Mt Muskoka, In Canada
They Will spend tho remaining weeks
In August there
Attractive House Party.
Mrs. A. II. Mckay is entertaining
u house party for her sister. Miss Ger
trude Conklin. at their country place,
Glen Arvon." near Sternes The
guests Will include: Misses Gladys
and Ruth Howe. of Chicago; Grace
Green, Annetta and Elsa Reed of New
York City Frances Whitney of Sc
wicltley Pa; carrie Wrddey, of Rich
mond Messrs. Carl Heisen, Of Chica-
go. Lou Wade. Of New York C!tv:
George Stevens, of HUNTINGTON. w.
Va: Alfred Gray. Hobart Doyle, AL
bert Waddey William Miller, Cecil
Stevens and Bernard Jones-all of
Richmond
MnEon-HouGbton.
The marriage Of Miss Marion Hough
ton, of Buffalo. n. Y. and Stevens
Thomson Mason. Of Baltimore. took
place at the home OF the brides sister
in Hartford. Conn on Tuesday. Au-
grandson OF Stevens Thomson Mason.
an early virginia Senator. and "a
nephew of Miss Kate Mason Rowland
OF Richmond He is also great
nephew OF tho late Mrs Robert II
Chiffon, of this city
a member of the Baltimore bar. Mr.
Mason quite recently accepted tho no.
sition Of manager or the Detroit Claim
Division. MARYLAND Casualty COMPANY,
md he will take his bride to Detroit
at the conclusion OF their wedding
trip.
At the Allegheny Inn.
Among the Richmond contingent
spending the summer months nj the
Allegheny Inn Mt Goshen are: Mr.. and
Mrs Norton Savage. Mrs. Irving Bev-
fridge. Misses Anna and Elizabeth
Beveridge. Mrs. Richmond Moore and
her two children. Ioa and Richmond
Moore. Jr., and DIR, j r Gilderslcev.
Things have been very CAV Mt the
ALLEGHENY Inn this past week. ana
many beautiful functions have haon
planned for the coming DAYS perhara
the most Interesting functions Of the
summer season at this resort Will be
ehe Kappa Alpha german. which will
rake place on Saturday night OF this
week. Members OF the fraternity
from all parts Of Virginia Will attend
the bnll and party OF twenty will
20 from Washington. The german
given last year by the Kappa Alphns
was very brilliant ball and followed
by n banquet in the dining room or
the hotel. Decora lions will hc un.
usually handsome. and p feature az
this dance will be the presence OF the
Cafe RepublIque Orchestra with Count
Imperatore
Waiting IN Maryland.
Misses Margaret and GenevievN Wi.
Hams. Of son Stuart Avenue Battery
Court, are spendlns come time visit
ing in Maryland =. During this weo,
the Misses Williams will he the guests
OF friends IN Baltimore, where severni
entertainments have been planned IN
their honor.
Admiral Togo Entertained.
The Assistant Secretary ~ state md
Mrs Huntington Wilson entertained AZ
luncheon Tuesday I'm honor OF Al
fniral Count Togo. Tho other euests
were the Jnpanese Ambassador. Daron
Cchida. the Acting Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs Beekman Winthrop.
Representative and Mrs Nicho,a.
Longworth. REPRESENTATIVE David !
Foster, the Third Assistant Secretary
Of state Chandler Hale Ransford G
Miller. chief ~ tho divisicn Of Far
Eastern Affairs IN the State DEPART
mont. Mrs A. Garrison McClintoc,
100 +3Nei'''t N'-llillHUuHF ldnlRlChl.
]. n, aid 10 Admiral Togo: Captain
Templin Potts L s n. and Mr.. Mat
sukata
Mrs. Wilson is related 10 Mrs f n
Christian, Of this city, and frequently
sntertains Misses Helen ana Dorothy
Christian a her hon, In Washington.
Back From Europe.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bryan, who
have been travelling in Europe for the
= last week. Mr.. ana Mrs Bryan re
Gently purChhEed 10 hnnn - Air -