The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-28
ONE ON, of Mrs. t. A. Roberts. Of Roa-

woodstock, the country home OF tina
Misses Hunter at Ruther Glen, Caro-
line county. Tennis, driving and NUT
ting parties have made the DAYS seem
all too short, while dancing in spa
cious pariors has rendered the even.
inss most enjoyable
Members of the house party were:
MISS Louise Michaux, Miss Rosa War
burton. Hiss Grace Edmunds, Miss
Mary DeJarnette, Miss Charlotte De-
Jarnette. Miss Ellen Hunter, Misc
Florence Hunter. Miss Kitty winston,
Miss Josephine Winston and Miss
Sarah Coleman; Messrs Madison MI
chaux. Morton, DeJarnette. Arnold
Kicks. Hoge Kicks, Leslie Hall. q. 8
N; George Junkin, U. S. N; Lunsford
Hunter, U. S. ~; Max Hunter, Morris
Hunter. Richard Coleman and James
Hunter.
Miss McCormick's Wedding.
The old Dover home. the residence
of Mrs. H. r. Mccormick. near Middle
burg. Va, VIII be too day the scene of
the wedding of Miss Catherine Rey.
nolds Mccormick, daughter of Rev
and Mrs. Hugh Pcndleton Mccormick
of Hamilton. Loudoun county to
Thomas u. Conner. Jr., of Birmingham.
Ala The wedding is an event OF
Statewide interest on account OF tho
young couple.
OF Interest In Richmond.
Miss Nina Wylie will be the brides
only attendant at the marriage of
Hiss Mary Montgomery Wylie, dGugh-
ter Of the late William A. wylie, to
s. Blunt Mason, Jr., son of Nr. and
Mrs. S. B. Mason. OF New York. The
wedding Will be celebrated wednes-
day. November Is. at 6 P. NJ. in the
1T o. g.
Paul Street. Baltimore.
The prospective groom is the nephew
of Mrs. j. Caskie Cabell. of this city.
which was the former home of his
parents and the scene of their wed
ding
Miss sherman's Wedding.
Regarding n nuptial event OF inter-
national Importance. the Washington
Post says:
THE wedding of Miss Mildred sher-
man. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lord Camoys. OF England, Ms TO be q
New York affair. early in December.
The official announcement has not
been made Of the wedding date, but 1t
was learned to-day on good authority
that 1t would probably be on Deem
Der 5.
Lord Camoys has been here for the
last few weeks as the guest OF Dir.
and Mrs. Lawrence L. Gillespie, the
latter a sister OF Miss Sherman. and
during his stay many OF the details
for the wedding have been arranged.
All details, however. have not been
completed, but II is said that the cere-
mony will be performed at the New
York home of MIR. an dSirs. Sherman,
and that It is to be a quiet affair.
The mother OF Lord Camoys is to
come over for the wedding"
In Honor of Mrs. Mnthinson.
In honor OF Mrs. ANel Mathlason. of
Georgia. pleasantly remembered as
Miss Mary Hays. of Richmond Mrs.
John II. Wight, of Baltimore, another
Richmond girl and sister OF Mrs.
Mathioson entertained at her home.
Wildwood" in the Greenspring VAL
lev, Tuesday afternoon. Tea was
served on the spacious porches to
about fifty guests
To Return Saturday.
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson will return
to the city on Saturday afternoon
having spent the month OF september
with her sister. Mrs. Jordan OF Au-
gusta county.
Mrs. Ellyson Is recalled to the city
bv important work In connection with
her duties rs president of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation of Vir-
etnta Antiquities and as Vice-regent
of the Virginia room at the Confed-
crate Museum.
Tennis Tournament.
The closing tennis tournament OF
tho Y. W. c. a. Outing Club will take
place on Saturday, September 80. at
P. NJ The tennis courts of the Union
Theological Seminary will be lonned
for this occasion by the Athletic Asso-
80 ba ha MI
are Miss Gertrude -renshaw. Miss
Louise Barker. Miss Katharine Brown.
Miss Bertha Atkinson, Mrs. Frank
Duke. Miss Katharine Halves. At tho
close of the tournament the visitors
are invited to tho home of Miss Halves.
where all specimens in the following
contests will be exhibited: Leaf. flower.
photograph and poster. Prizes for the
leaf and flower contests, Natures
Garden" by Nellie Blancha. a hand
somely bound book with splendid fiow-
er cuts. Prizes for the Photograph
contest, '"cripod," for best picture of
Il group; album for best landscape: the
prize for the poster contest, a picture,
whtch>will b. given for the best poster
advertising the gymnasium classes.
poster to lie judged by its advertising
value. The winner OF the tennis
match will play the Norfolk Associn-
tlOu SATURDAY OCtOpeT 4, on tno sem
mary ,ourts The Nowlan cup goes
to the association winning this match.
lIniI---Hnrmon.
The wedding of Miss Clara Earle
Harmon. daughter of AAr. and Mrs. w.
y. Harrison, to DR.. E. G. Hall, son of
Nj. and Mrs. T. T. Hall, was celebrated
Tuesday. September %, at Ebenezer
Church, Crittenden. Va, Rev. E. NJ.
Jordan officiating.
The church was decorated in bowers
and palms. and the music was directed
by Mrs. r. II. Atkinson. The bride
wore white messaline and a tulle veil
with orange blossoms. The attendants
were the maid of honor. Miss Grace
Adams, in white. and the bridesmaids.
misses Madeline and Earle Taylor. Of
Richmond. in blue and pink; the bent
man. c. c. Smith, of Newport News,
and the groomsmen. w. A. Harrison.
Jr., and r. C. Harrison.
DIR. and Mrs. Hail will Snend thetr