The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06

lace Bryan, James N Gum. Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Symington and Mrs
Morris * Wylle.
| At the Warm Springs.
Mrs. T. p O'Connor. wife of the Irish
! member OF Parliament. who Is spend
ing the summer at Warm Springs.
where she is engaged on a new book
will be a prominent member of tho
winter colony in Washington next sea-
son.
Mrs O'Connor. who Is an exceeding
~ attractive and interesting personal
lily, was formerly Miss PaschaI, of San
Antonio. and at the time of her mar
riage was considered the handsomest
woman In the South.
On Northern Trip.
Fendall Williams. Mrs ]. c. VII
liams and Miss Addie Carter Williams
left the city Thursday of last week
| Tor an extended trip North. They will
visit Washington. Buffalo and Niagara
| rails and will also spend some time
| In Toronto Canada
Garden Party for Visitors.
Mrs. w. II. Horton, OF Nestle Brooke
Farm near Roanoke. entertained at
charming garden party Tuesday af-
| ternoon from TO O'Clock in honor
of her guests Mrs r II. Chesterman
! MISS Mary L. Frayser and Miss Elnorn
'hapin' OF Richmond The lawn sur
rounding Mrs Horizons home was
| strung with many colored lanterns
and tables and chairs We're arranged
on the terraces of the garden The on
| IRE lower part of the house was bank
ca with flowers. and the wide porches
Were. also arranged with flowers ana
ferns. Mrs. Horton was assisted in re.
ceiving by her guests. Mrs Chestcrman
| Misses Frayser and Chapin. Mrs M NJ
Caldweh. Miss Nell stephenson Mrs
Andrew L. Roberts, Mrs. Charles d
fox and Mrs. G. w Compton also ae.
sisted in receiving the guests.
Miss Virginia Caldwell and Miss
lucy CLAYTON. of Bedford City, were
~ inc coifee table and Mrs a. b
coien1an and Mrs. w II. Tinsley. OF
salem presided at the punch howl
Mtsssn IN me dining room were
| Mlssses Emily Campbell. Gussle
Bowles of Salem: Mary and ,ImIis
stone of Bedford City. Rosalynd Ran.
hin' BESSIE Moore. Virginia Buford
Edith Cartwright. Of vinton. vernon
ciaytor and Helen Clayton.
Later In the evening Mrs Horton on
ter'ained the younger society set a, a.,
midnight We" al
AT ouerhurn Springs
Things have been verv %,
oterbnrn Springs, in Amelia connt,.
lhis past week. and a number 10 49,
'o''ooile parties have been entertatnea
at 'ne motel besides any number NJ
,hioFmal anairs given BY the enests In
; nonor OF visitors a very charno,n.
uance was given in the bah roon, -.
me motel on Thursday evening u,,,h ~
nunioer OF guests from n distance nr..-
eht Those dancing were: Ntisses vs.
,ou'hall Ellen Hundlcy Marv ntoora
'essle falmore. Bessie Palmore Ross'
ne hutnertord. Annie Rutherford CO.
.tuoe Flournoy. Mrs II p R.ri,,,.
AIRS. p Southhll Miss Mabe, B,rns,
9 Sha MISS Msrceila Barnes; Messrs
Shahn Hundley, Guy wootan
ro''s. H. c, Jones. George K Tav,nr
Z r. Joe Irving. II p. Berk4lx ISoe,a'
6afnes. II. NJ Jefferson. w I. Mason
r. 4 f. Mayo, Jr.. N. + puebrmun'i
CHARLES Phillips. y. w. Hopl.a r.
ana ana Charles F Ruehrmund. ali Of
this city. The chaperons we're Me-
: Joseph stumpf and Mrs y. Anrar.
row. A''"r
One OF the automobile par,i.. tro,
this city entertained at the hota, ~
week included p l. Conoues, II C
= Hotchkiss. Charles Sickle. J. W. Ful,er
Dr. Hillsman, ]. j. Pollard and c =
Sauer. 10
Recent arrivals include Mrs q W
e Mattox. Mrs. w. n. Atwe!l. OF Peters.
= burg: MiBs Virginia sutton Mis,