The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

house, BRETON Woods. y. H.
Miss Irma Thaihimer. of Monument
Avenue. Is spending the summer 1t
Wentworth Hall. at Mount Jackson.
n. II.
Returned to Richmond.
Mrs. Boykin. Misses Anna and Nellis
boykin have returned to Richmond.
after stay OF several weeks a, the
Marlborough Blenheim Hotel. In At.
lantic City. They left at once for tho
White Sulphur. where they expect 10
spend the remainder of the summer.
Colonel Richardson. registrar OF the
Lana ONCE. has returned to Rich.
mona. after short stay in Norfolk
and at Virginia Beach Colonel Rich !.
erdson went to Norfolk to join his
brothers Judge George w. Richard
son. OF Missouri. and Edward x. Rich
ardson. OF New York. trarflc manager
OF the Ocean Steamship Company. Of
Savannah.
Judge Richardson Will return to Mis-
souri, from Virginia Beach in a few
days. and Edward r. Richardson will
leave for trip West.
Guests Mt HoIlips.
Among the guests at Hollins .or Au-
gust are: 3ir and Mrs. Frank Duke.
Misses Lucy and Cora Duke, Of Rich
mond: Mrs. Cecil Neal, of Columbus.
Ga; Mrs. John Lloyd. of Catawba !:
Mrs. Hugh Trout and daughter. of
Roanoke; Miss Mary Stuart Cooke. OF
Roanoke; Misses Marion Bayne and
Lucy Stone
In Maryland.
The yacht Luelba, flying the colors
Of the Richmond Yacht Club. arrived
in Cambridge. Md. recently bringing
party composed Of the owner. H. V
Baldwin: DR.. W. !. Cowardin. commo-
dore OF the Richmond Yacht Club:
p Budrup. builder of the yacht: Ed
gar T. Hines. son OF DIR. and Mrs. P e
Hines; Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Hines, and
Misses Margaret and Laura Baldwin.
The Luelba left Richmond last Sat-
urday afternoon and cruised around.
making stops at Milford Haven and
Solomon's. from which place she came
TO Cambridge.
Miss Herbert Honored.
Says the Ledger Dispatch OF Nor
folk:
Miss Myra Wool entertained Tues
day morning at delightful porch par
~ at her home in Raleigh Avenue. In
honor Of Miss Bessie Herbert. OF Rich
mond Five hundred was played. Her
guests were: Misses Bessie Herbert.
Ann Jones. Helen Anderson. Anne
Groner. Elizabeth Clements. Mildred
Cobb. Alicia Todd. Judith Ridick. Luz
ellie Dodson, Lois Hudson and Kathleen
Thompson"
Miss Herbert ia the guest of Miss
Ann Bronaugh in Norfolk for several
weeks.
Married in Washington.
a very pretty but quiet wedding
4, ri niner q
O'Clock in Washington. when Miss
Eda Alexina Williams, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. ]. W. Williams. Of Rich
mond, and Edward Alsop Estes. OF
Louisa county. were married.
The bride wore soft white lingerie
dress trimmed in lace, and carried a
bouquet Of Bride roses. A wreath OF
orange blossoms worn many times by
members of the brides family. was
used in the arrangement of the veil.
The Rev. Earle Wiley, pastor OF the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
performed the ceremony.
Miss Ida Louise Williams, OF Nor
folk a cousin of the bride. played the
wedding march. Mrs L 3. Knowles
! OF Staunton, cousin OF the bride.
was the matron OF honor. and Ernest
Estes. of Alexandria, brother of the
groom. was the best man. Those who
witnessed the ceremony were DR.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Williams, of Richmond
Miss Eugene Estes, of Louisa, sister
of the bridegroom; Miss l. Kate
Lewis. of Baltimore. and Miss Olga
Evans. Of Norfolk, and Miss Nora
Phillips. OF Richmond, and c. E. Trice
Of Frederick's Hall.
After August &c Mr.. and Mrs. Estes
will be at home at Grey Cables" the
home of the bridegroom. Louisa county
In and Out of rown.
4. r Ellerson left town yesterday
morning for the White Sulphur
Springs. where he expects to spend
some time.
Miss Lulie Johnston. who is travel.
ing abroad with Mrs. John Howard
Eager. of Baltimore. is now in London
for several weeks.
Miss Virginia Lee Courtney has re.
turned to the city after spending sew.
eral weeks in Powhatan attending q
house party given by Miss Bessie
Blanton.
Mrs Eula Lennell Rochler, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs l. D. Goodman
of Highland Park. Is very III at the
Virginia Hospital.
Mrs. H. A. Hare, Mrs. ]. c. Sanders
and little daughter, Catherine, have
returned IRON a stay at Natura
Bridge.
Miss Ethel Hare will spend the re.
manning weeks Of August with rela.
tives in ST. Adams. w. Va.
Mrs. Alfred T. Harris and Mrs Ed
ward G. Mayo are spending some time
| at Narrasansott Pier.
Mrs. Ivanhoe solater and little daugh
ter, Caroline. are visiting friends 1,
Goshen
Mrs. Frank $. Woodson and daugh
ter. OF this city. are visiting Mrs. r. w
HUBBARD, in Farmville
Mra. John williams and little son