The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-25
Social and
Personal

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from Richmond for tho past
year travelling abroad with q party OF
friends. are back from Europe Miss
Cenevieve Lathrop arrived in Rich
mond Sunday night, and will spend sew
oral weeks here before joining friends
In Waynesboro for the remainder of
the summer. Miss Helen Lathrop
stopped in Philadelphia. whore she will
be the guest OF friends for some time
before coming to her homo in this city
Other Richmond girls going to
Waynesboro the first week in August
are Miss Edith Donnan. Emily Royal.
MISS Doris Jones and Miss Katie Tay-
lor. They will stop at the Bruins
wick Inn. and DO chaperoned by Mrs.
Williams.
A., the Country Club.
Although the crowd at the Country
Club yesterday evening was compare
lively small. there were the usual in
formal supper parties entertained, fol-
lowed by informal dancing. Very lit
tie dancing was done. however. most Of
Inc guests preferring the chairs ar
ranged on the lawn directly in front Of
the clubhouse. Pink flowers decorat-
cd the dinner tables and vases OF roses
were used in tho main hall of the club.
house.
Somo OF those noted Saturday even
Ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish, Mr.
and Mrs. Chalmers. Miss Mary Chal.
mers Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Keane, Mrs. Hamlin Gessner
Harrison. Hugh Witt. of Lexington;
Croxton Gordon. ST. George Cooke.
Miss Lucille Nelson. Mr.. Hobson. Dr.
and Mrs. Vanderhoof, Miss Vanderhoof
OF New York: Miss Julia Joynes, Fon-
tame Jones. Robert Munford. Mr. and
Mrs.. Robert Pegram. Miss Mamie Carl
ton. Logan Golsan. Miss Cora Younger.
Albert Tanner. James Dunlop, Mt.
REGISTER and others.
Returned to Richmond.
william Royal. Jr, has returned to
the city. after visiting his cousin. Mrs.
George Ben Johnston. at Rock Castle"
In Goochland county. Later in the
summer he will go to Atlantic City,
where he will be the guest OF his sis
ter. Mrs. Barker G. Hamill, who Is
spending August at Craig Hall in that
place.
brilliant Ball.
Tho brilliant bail given in honor of
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
in Basic City. took place on Saturday
evening and was danced in the ball
room OF the Brandon Hotel. Quanti
tics of evergrecns and bright colored
flowers and bunting were used TO de-
eorate the hall. and punch was served
on tho porches. Lieutenant John
german. dancing with Miss Martha
Martin. OF Richmond Miss Martin
wore a black lace gown. Other figures
were led by Mr.. Matthewson. OF Ken
lucky.
Among tho guests were Mrs. r w
Powers. Miss Pauline Powers. aiSs. !.
p. Pollard. Mrs. Martin. Misses Juliet
and Martha Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
ley. Miss Moseley. all OF this city.
Miss Isnncs EntertninA.
The Baltimore Star of Saturday
contains the following item concerning
Miss Marie Isaacs. who is spending the
summer at the camp OF her sister. Mrs.
John Shelton Williams. near CHAIRMAN:
Miss Marie 1saacs is being praised
by her friends for devising a new form
Of entertainment. Japanese hurdy
gurdy party, which was most success
fully given on Friday evening at Mrs
John SHELTON Williams's camp. near
CHAIRMAN. The interior was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and the
porches and grounds were illuminated
with Japanese lanterns. A hurdy-
Eurdy furnished music for dancing.
after which collation. was served
Miss Isaacss guests included about
seventy-ive young people from the
Vicinity"
Miss Isaaes and Miss Gwendolyn Rp-