The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19

Richmond: John *. Waterman. Luther
! Fleet. Michael De Leon. Leake of
! Richmond, Medical Director Hibbett,
/ U. s N: Civil Engineer Cooke. U. S N.
/ and Civil Engineer Oh rnbers. U. S. n
| Among those dane, az at the Vlr-
| ginia Beach paviloik last Saturday
| night were; Miss Augustine Allen.
! MISS Mary kavan. Miss Belle Marable
MISS Bilisoly. Miss Louise Jordan Miss
Louise Curdts, Miss Esther Thompson.
OF Petersburg; Miss Maria Jones, of
Richmond; Mss Wells. Miss Mary
! Thompson. Of Richmond: Messrs. vii.
liam Glennan, Emmett Iiargroves.
Dudley Wigg. Ralph Warren. Rudgard
Wigg. Randolph Macon. Nelson Fere-
bee. Allen. Zcbb. Eure and Osko Fere-
bee.
Bnck From Atlantic City
Colonel and Mrs. B. o. James. who
have been spending some time in At
lantic City. have returned to their
/ home IN Richmond. Mrs. James will
leave town next week for Louisa coun-
~. where she will spend some time as
the guest of relatives. Colonel James
was a recent guest of Captain Curtis
at Old Point Comfort for ten days.
Approaching Marriage.
Announcement has been made of
the enga cement and approaching mar
rage of Miss Ethel Gregory Mallory.
I daughter of a. ]. Mallory. of Law
renceville, 10 Henry knaub. of Rich
mond. The wedding will be celebrated
on July &c in the home OF the brides
father at Lawrenceville. but owing to
recent mourning in the families Of
, both bride and groom no cards have
been issued.
Stny-nt-Home Whist Club.
The stay-at-Home Whist Club held
It's regular weekly meeting on Mon
day evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Travers. sO2 West
Franklin Street. Two tables were en-
gagged. and the highest score was
| made by Mrs. Bland Smith and Mrs.
Webster. Mrs. Travers will entertain
| the club again on Monday evening of
next week.
Lehving for Wnrrenton.
Mrs. Henningham spilman will leave
| town the latter part OF this week to
! spend the months OF August and Sep
! temher with relatives in Warrenton,
Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess and little son,
who have been spending some time in
the North. have returned TO their
home on Grove Avenue. Mrs. Hess and
her son spe-t several weeks in At
lantic City and also at Cape May. They
will probably go to Warrenton later
| in the summer. where they Will Join
Mrs. Hess's mother, Mrs. Spilman, for
| several weeks.
| OF Interest Here.
The Norfolk virginian- Pilot of yes
terday contains the following article
| of interest TO society here;
''At Sandy Knoll. the Virginia Beach
| home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Allen.
! their daughter. Miss Helena Keville
~
| ard Clair Everett. OF Winston Salem,
~ c. The ceremony was performed
| b. Rev. X. \. Drake, pastor OF the
Sacred Heart Church. Norfolk, and
was witnessed by the immediate fam
lily and a few intimate friends. In
the living room OF the house an arch
OF young pine trees. with a background
of wild vines and ferns formed an
| altar at which the vows were taken.
The bride wore a travelling gown OF
| gray tweed, with black hat and car
ried Bride roses. She entered the
| room with her father and was at
| tended by her sister, Miss Augustine
| Allen. who wore dress OF green taf-
! feta and lace, with picture hat, and
carried pink roses The best man was
i the brides brother. James Allen. At
| ter the ceremony buffet luncheon
| was served to the wedding guests.
Last evening reception was given at
! Sandy Knoll for the friends of the
bride and groom among the Beach
/ lony. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett left for
| a Northern trip. and will be at home
at Winston Salem after August e."
Tea Mt Warm Springs.
| Mrs. George T. NJ. Gibson, of Balti-
more. who is spending the summer. as
! usual. at her cottage at the Warm
/ Springs, gave "a charming afternoon
| tea on Saturday at which she was as
| sisted in receiving by her daughters,
/ the Misses Sarah and Louise Gibson
| The rooms We're decorated with pro-
| fusion OF mountain flowers and ferns
! Sunday. evening the Misses Gibson
| were guests at a handsomely appoint
| ed dinner given at the Homestead Ho-
tel, Virginia Hot Springs. by Shan
| non MeGny
Going Nprth.
Miss Anna L. Bowman and Miss
| Louise Tobien. of West Grace Street.
| Will leave this morning for Niagara
| Falls. Canada and the Thousand
Islands. Miss Bowman and Miss To-
! bien will be accompanied on their
trip to Canada by Mrs. Rahm and Miss
| Bette Ellyson, also of this city. They
! Will later on In the summer spend
some time at Atlantic City.
Motoring Through Virginia.
! a party of Washington people are
| travelling through the State in an au-
| tomobiler en- route for Richmond. The
| members of the party include DR.. and
| Mrs. j. Hilton, r. T. Campbell.
| Charles Rancher and j. Z. Macdonald
! They Will spend several days here be-
| fore returning to Washington.
! Mrs. PerkinI Returns.
| Mrs. T. Moncure Perkins who has
| been abroad for two years, has re-
| turned to America. and is now visiting
| her sister, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson.
| at her summer home at Ilesboro, Me.
| Next week Mrs. Perkins will come to
Virginia as the guest of her father,
| Colonel Chiswell D. Langhorne, at
"Missdt," near Greenwood. in Abe
| marie county
In and Out of Town.