The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
7 1ss MARY JOHNSTON. who sale d

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IW with her sister on Juno 10 for
~" Holland. was in Heidelberg
when last heard from. Miss Johnston
has been travelling under ideal weather
conditions. and greatiy enjoyed sight
seeing in Holland and Germany. She
and her party came up thu Rhine from
Cologne by way OF Bingen. They Will
go from Heidelberg to Rothenbcrg.
thence TO Nuremberg. Munich and
Paris.
The hotel in Heidelberg where the
Johnston party was located overlooked
the valley OF the Nccker. and the walk
from It down to the castle was through
lovely shaded paths. Miss Johnston
expects to be In Richmond again by
midSeptemher.
Referring to tho qualification she
felt over the resolutions passed by
tho Richmond Chapter. United Daugh
tiers of the Confederacy, regarding
The Long Roll" Miss Johnston says:
1T pleased me that the Daughters OF
the Confederacy should like and say
that they liked The Long Roll after
all that is principally what l wished
and wrote II for-that that which was
left Of the Confcderacy should like It,"
In Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Davenport,
Miss Della Davenport. Allen Davcn-
port. Mrs. Melville G. patterson. all
of Richmond: Miss katherine Myers.
of Norfolk. and Miss Margaret Bryan.
OF Annapolis. accompanied by her uncle
and aunt. Judge and Mrs. Blodgitt, OF
Rhode Island, who sailed July IL from
New York on the steamship Potsdam
OF the Holland American Line. recently
landed In Rotterdam, Holland. y
number OF charming functions were
given for the passengers during the
voyage from New York TO Holland.
notable among which was a fancy
dress ball given July 10. Miss Myers,
as Priscilla, Miss Bryan as Widow
McCree, and Miss Davenport as a
Spanish girl were among the belize
Of the affair Several concerts We're
given on other occasions. and smaller
affairs, more or less formal. were
given in honor OF the party from
Richmond
Miss dc Snussure Engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. de Saussure. of
2S0i West Grace Street. announce tho
engagement and approaching marriage
OF their daughter, Estelle Logan, to
Lccln Morris Warren, also OF this city,
the marriage to he celebrated carly
In tho month of September.
The DE Saussurcs belong TO one
cf the most distinguished families in
Charleston. s. -, and for years have
been identified with social life of Rich
mond. and although Miss dc Saussure's
wedding will be IL very quiet church
affair with no reception following tho
ceremony, 1t Will be an event of much
Importance and interest to society in
tbs State and throughout the South
Mr.. Warren is well known in Rich
mond. wh,cc he has made his homo
for the past several yeas, and is
prominently connected on Tie Eastern
Shore OF Virginia.
Leaving for Honolulu.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Kent, accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Elisc
Miles. left yesterday for the West,
going later to Honolulu, where thcy
will spend the months OF August and
September. They will he the guests
of Or. a ID Mrs. Francis L. Smith and
and DR.. George Tucker Smith during
their stay In honolulu. DR.. and Mrs
Kent and Miss Miles will return to
the University OF Virginia late in the
fall
t:oinS North.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Stuart Val
cntinc, their daughter. Miss Rosalic
Valentine, and Frederick and Charles
Valentine will leave town tomorrow
for New York, where they will spend
The summer at Lake Placid. The Val
entinc home on Park Avenue will be
closed until late IN the coming fall, and
Mrs. Valentine and her daughter will
remain North fol tho remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. Henry Landon Cabell and family
arc also going North tomorrow for
The rest of the summer They Will
spend two months at Bayhcad. y. j.
Mrs. Fred Peasants. Mrs Edgar Gum.
are also among the Richmond people
going TO Bnyhoad this week. They
Will spend the month OF August at that
resort
MIR and Mrs. Isaac t5ayenport and
Miss Elizabeth p. liargravc. of this
city. are at Poland Springs. Maine. for
the summer. Miss W. ". Strlngfellow.
of Richmond. is also spending somo
time at Poland Springs. MIR and Mrs.
Arthur kinsolving, of Baltimore. are
spending the summer at Fishers Island.
4. y.
Visitor Entertained.
Mrs. James Record. of Birmingham.
Ala, who is the guest of Mrs Kath-
crime Bahen a l4o5 Grove Avenue has
been charmingly entertained during her
stay In this city. Thursday evening
Mrs. Record was guest of honor at an
informal affair given at the Virginia
Boat Club. SUPPER was served at the
clubhouse. where the guests had been
conveyed in automobiles. Numerous
other pleasing functions have been
planned for Mrs Bahen's guest.
The Misses GHry IIonorcd
One of the most enjoyable affairs of
tho season was a beach party given
Wednesday night at Ruckroc by Mrs ]