The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-06
Society

DR.. w. r. l.. Smith, Mrs. Smith and
Miss Mamie Smith. Of Chapel Hill. N.
G.. are guests for short while Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Eliyson at their
country home at Bon Air. DIR. Smith.
formerly the pastor of the Second
BAPTIST church here IL returning from
the meeting Of the Baptist Worlds Al
lance in Philadelphia. Miss Smith has
been in Virginia for several weeks. She
attended the fiEals al Hampden- Sid :
ney College. and has since been the
guest OF her sister Mrs. Abner Pope.
in Norfolk.
Sail on Tuesday.
Mrs. Gideon A. Davenport and her
son. DIR. Rutherford Davenport. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davenport and
their daughter, Miss Della Davenport.
viii leave on next Monday for New
York. and will sail from there on Tues
dav on the steamer. Potsdam. They
will land at Rotterdam. and will spend
several months travelling on the con-
tinent. returning to Richmond In the
autumn,
oussts at Wakefield Manor.
The Baltimore Sun Of yesterday con-
tains the following item of interest to
Virginia society,
Colonel and Mrs. George Barnett are
entertaining a Fourth OF July house
party ut Wakefield Manor House, their
home in Rappahannock county. Vir-
ginia. Their guests included Com
mandant Of the Washington Navy Yard
and Mrs. Beatty. Admiral and Mrs.
Reginald Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter p. Montague, Misc Beatty. Mr.,
Frank Beatty, Mr.. Day Lieutenant
Osterman. Z. $. NJ c.; Captain Nc
Connell. u. s. NJ. c.; Lieutenant Com
! ,<tov T ct
evening after a display of fireworks
Colonel and Mrs barnett gave O dance.
shead-C ashart.
In the midst of wealth OF daisies
and ferns. Mics Willie Chapel Carhart.
daughter OF Mr.. VIM. H. Carhart. of
this city was married to Mr. Clyde
. Morehead, OK Dublin, Va. yesterday
| afternoon at 4: so o'clock at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Martin at Catawba,
by the Rev. Mr.. Johnson, OF Roanoke,
in the presence OF large number of
friends, made by the bride during her
residence as head nurse OF the sani-
torium there. 20, Believe Me" was
|, sung hy Mrs. Edward Harlan, of Dan
!. vile. just before the entrance OF the
bridal party.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father. She wore 81 handsome gown
: of lavender bfoadcloth with trimmings
IN Jet and black satin, and hat to
correspond. III lieu of the usual bride q
bouquet, she carried a white prayer
book. Miss Bertha Triplett, of this
city. was the maid OF honor, and Mr..
| NSsor Morehead. also OF Richmond, a
protner OF tho groom WAS best man.
The maid Of honor wore Il gown OF
white lace over white satin, and car
ried bouquet OF pansies.
AR Morehead and his bride left i'm
medlately after the ceremony for
Mountain Lake, Va. where they viii
spend their honeymoon, They will
make their future home In Dublin, Va,
MIR. SANDS Entertains.
On the afternoon OF July Mr..
otiFer j. Sands gave 4 delightful
outing to the employees OF the Ameri-
can National bank az mis- country
PLACE at Chester, Va. The party
left Richmond early In the afternoon
In a private car ana were met at
the station In several motor cars
and were taken for spin.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sands entertained
their guests on the lawn. which had
been gaily decorated in Japanese
lanterns and the red. white and blue
OF tho day, supper being served al
freseo. Later the old fashioned vir-
ginia reel was danced to rollicking
music. There was beautiful dis
play Of fireworks, many unique and
vari-colored figures being sent OF
from the lower lawn, adding much
to the pleasure of tho party.
Among those VINO enjoyed the
Sands charming hospitality were: Mr..
Q. B. Hill. Mr.. Waller Holiday, Miss
IAnwood Peters. Mr., II. c. Cofer,
\ Miss Helen Cofer. Mr.. @. A. Pepie.
Miss Mary Pepie. Master Gus Psple,
| Mr.. q. A. Rady, Mr.. c. e. Talman.
r. G. Proctor. Wallace White. Miss
| Jenevievs NJ. Hughes, Mr.. Hamilton
H g. Wade. Mr.. Annie M. Alley. Mr.
G. G. Wilson. Mr.. s. r. Glazebrook
Miss Annie Byrne Mr.. Douglas John
son, Mr. Fred Darlington, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. 7. Winfree. Miss Sallie
\ Workman. Mr.. J. III. Primer, Miss
l T. r. Saunders, Mr.. d. w. Durrette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daily, Mr. Kent,
\ Thomas +. Crowder, Mr.. Bruce, Mr..
H G1y Gregory. AIR.. Rassel. Gregory,
Miss Eleanor Montgomery. Mr.. Edgar
| G. Dunn.
Entertained In Huntington.
Misses Mildred and Virginia erica.
\ Of this city, who are Visiting friends
! In Huntington. w. Va, are being de-
lightfully entertained. A unique
h picnic breakfast VIII be given in
their honor this morning by Misses
Il Aldine Emmons and Ruth Daniel. The
4 breakfast will DO a very charming
Il affair, and will be served In Camden
\ Park, Just outside OF Huntington.
Engagement Announced.
u Mr.. A. r. Moore, Of Htaunton, Va.
announces the engagement Of his sis-
ter. Mrs. Bertha e.. Holland. to Mr..
G. Perry Smith, of Boston, Mass. The
\ wedding, which will be- an interesting
4 social event. will he celebrated early
n next winter.
II Family Reunion.
Il A delightful family reunion Is being
II held at the home Of Miss Bette W.
\ Smithson and Mrs. n. s. Baumgart-
4 ner in Lynchburg. At which six ais-
/ tiers. Mrs. !. r. Neighbers. Knoxville;
y Mrs. Jose s. Campbell. Richmond:
4 Mr.. C. w. Campbell. Charleston. w.
1 Va Miss Battle w. Emithson. Mrs.
4 Fl. S. BauIngartner and Mrs. Me-
A Donald Landrum. Lynchburg, Va. are
ll at their old home. Mrs. Campbell is
i accompanied by her family and after
h visit home they will come to Rich
II nond to make their future home,
4 Mrs. II. A. Akers. OF Knoxville, an
i only aunt Of the family. II also visit
Ing in Lynohburg at this time. Friday
a family dinner was given at the old
? homo and Friday evening they wero