The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-24

The annual horse show at Orange.
Va, which Is always an event of
much interest on the social calendar,
VIII take place this year on August
2 and 3. The entries so far show
many prominent exhibitors. several of
whom will ride their own horses, and
a long string of blue ribbon winners
who have become favorites among
the smart set. Quite a number of
Richmond people have country homes
in Orange. aand these will be gay
with house parties and entertaining
during the horse show. Motor par
ties will go from here to Orange for
the occasion. and altogether the show
viii be one of the most enjoya BILE af-
fairs of the summer.
Return From Philippine Islands
Mrs. y, b. Conrad and Miss Bella
Carson have returned to Winch ester,
Va. after an absence of year or
more In the Philippine Islands and a
tour of China and Japan. During
their stay in the Philippines they We're
guests OF Mrs. Conrad's son -in-law
and daughter. Supreme Judge Chris
topher Carson of the Philippine Is
lands, and Mrs. Carson. On the re-
turn trip they spent several days In
New Orleans with Mrs. Leonard Fin
ley, where they were entertained de-
lightfully in an informal manner.
Dance at Buckroe.
Mr., ]. Y. Bickford gave a dance on
Thursday night to the guests of Buck
roe Beach Hotel. in the hotel ball
room. A number Of guests were in
vited from Hampton and Newport
News. Among those dancing were
Misses Eleanor and Lyle Gary, of
Richmond, who are the house guests
of Mrs j. r. l., Marsden In Newport
News; Louis Shines Elliott Parker.
Edwin Phillips. Edwin Landon and
Elliott Brarton. of the Boulevard.
Complimentary Dance.
Miss Mary Ellison was hostess at
charming dance last Wednesday
night at her home in Waynesboro In
honor of Company u of the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues. Miss
Ellison's dance was one Of the most
delightful of the many dances given
In honor of the Blues during their
encampment near Basic City.
German at Capon Springs.
beautiful german was given on
Thursday evening at Capon Springs,
W. Va, by the young men there.
Dancing began at ESQ O'Clock, the
cotilliou being led by Robert A. Dent,
of Washington, with Miss Adele Glib
son, of tho same city. Others who
participated were Misses Carrie and
Mamie Gibson. Miss Virginia Brown.
the Misses Florence and Dorothy
Heliman, DR.. and Mrs. Robert r. Sui
Ivan, Miron S, Curtis, William B.
Curtis w A. Draper, Justus Gibson,
l. NJ. Haas and Ralph Hospital. al!
Of Washington; Mise Alma Phelps.
Miss Turner. Frank Hack and Fred
Legg, of Baltimore:~ w. II. Sale Nsl-
son, OF capon: Miss Martha Cooke,
Miss Helen Young. and Robert N.
Groner Of Norfolk, tha Misses Paul
inc and Florence Little. of Phiiadel-
phia; Ralph B. Snapp. Of Winchester.
Va: Edgar Washington and Richard
Keedy. of Hagerstown. Md. and Miss
Grace Hamilton Perkins, OF Rich
mond, who left for Capon Springs
last week. where she will remain for
some time.
In Honor Of Miss rutherford.
One OF the most attractive affairs
that have been given among the sum-.
mer colony at Blue Ridge Summit, Px.
was the Japanese hurdy- gurdy party,
given by Miss Marie IsaAcs for her
guest Miss -Gwendolyna RUTHERFORD,
Of Richmond. Friday evening OF the
camp, Of Mrs. John Shelton Williams,
Miss Isaacs' sister, near Chairman
Japanese lanterns Illuminated the
porches and the lawn. The interior