The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13


marauisctte over pink and carried pink
roses.
After Northern trip. Mr.. and Mrs
Cherry will be at home at 27is Eas,
Franklin Street
Going to Panama.
The Baltimore Sun Of yesterday
morning contains the following article
of Interest In Richmond. where Mrs
James has a number of relatives
Mr. and Mrs. y Randolph James
gave a luncheon yesterday at the Rem
merit. They will leave to-day for New
York. and Will sail tomorrow for
Panama. where Mr.. James is junior en-
slneer in charge OF construction OF the
Mirafores lock of the canal Among
their guests yesterday were Miss Kath-
crime Knox, Of Pikcsvi!le. and Lieuten
ant Wickham. United states Navy. o.
Virginia. Mrs. James was before her
marriage, Miss Julia Wickham Rem
shaw, of Charlottesville"
Entertained In w!theviIIc.
Society Is very gay in wytheviue
and the past several weeks several
very pretty functions have been given
| Quite number OF Richmond people are
spending the summer in that place, and
TWO affairs recently given there were
in honor of guests from this city
One of the most thoroughly enjoyable
OF the past weeks many plea SAINT func-
! lions was the card party given on Fri
day morning by Miss Mary Preston
Kent, in compliment to Misses Nellie
Morton ana Vera Palmer. both Of Rich
inond, who are visiting her. Among
the guests were: Mrs William wilkins
Miss Kate Green. Miss Virginia Glib
( bony. Miss Ella jackson. of Richmond;
I Miss Gossit, OF South Carolina: Mrs
/ Cloyd Kent, OF this city: Miss Bottle
Walden, Mrs. Curran +. Saunders Misses
Mary and Nan Powell, Miss Leila Dew
Mrs.. Julian Gravely, Misses May and
Emily McGavock, and Mrs Page Dame
of Baltimore nd
Mrs. J Norment Powell entertained
on Friday evening in honor OF Miss
Eleanor Terry and her guest. Miss
Aiary Walden. of Richmond. After sew
eral games of cards had been played
the guests were invited into the din
ing room. where covers were laid for
sixteen. Those present we're Mrs. Cloyd
I Kent OF Richmond. Misses Mary and
Nan POWELL Miss Ella jackson. OF
Richmond; Miss Virginia Gibbony, Mrs
Julian Gravely. Miss Leila Dew. Miss
| Mary Preston Kent. .diss Nellie Nor
ton. Miss Palmer. both Of this city: Mrs
| William wilkins. Miss Kate Green, Miss
! 3ettie Moore. Misses MAY and Emily
McGavock. Miss Eleanor Terry and Miss
| Mary Walden
summer In Virginia.
Miss Wallis Wartleld and her cousin.
Miss Anita Warrcld. VIII return this
morning TO Baltimore. after week
spent in Atlantic City as the guests OF
( Mrs Henry Mactier Warneld al tn.
Marlborough Blenheim. Miss Wallis
/ Warheld Will leave Saturday for The
! Plains. where she viii spend the mex;
:! two months camping With the Misses
/ holland in the mountains Of Virginia
K Miss Anita Warheid will go with hel
/ father, Acknowledgement Henry NJ
Warfeld. to camp in Frederick Md.
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. w. 7 Petway and children and
Mrs. #. II siegfried left Yesterday fol
a visit TO their sister. Mrs. r. J. Meigs
/ at the latter's home in Llanerch Pa
Mrs. Pettway and children and Mrs
Siegfried viii also go TO Atlantic City
( where they will spend some time befor,
! returning 10 this city. They were ac
companied by Mrs. George f. Robert!
! on their visit to PENNSYLVANIA
AsheYille Conferences.
! The ninth conference of the Mission.
airy Educational Movement. formerl,
known as the Young Peoples Mission
airy .Iovement. adjourned sunday. LuiJ
| =. after meeting held in Asheville y
! G. This conference is interdenomina
'ioaal. and is largely and enthusiast.
| cally attended by all evangelical de.
nominations The purpose of the or
| Sanizati ton is TO secure volunteers fol
| the foreign field and TO train leader:
for the churches at home. The Norma
and Collegiate Institute, where the
| meeting took place. is situated in Ashe.
| VILE, on the mountain top. and il 4:
| hoped that the next me citing which
! will lie held on June %, 1912. will take
place in the home of the conference, ir
| the Black Mountains OF North Caro-
! lima.
! Richmond was represented this year
| by DR.. Ray and DIR. Merritt, represent
ing their denominations: the East Han
over Presbyterian Union by Mrs. The
| ron Brown. the Church of the Covenant
| by Miss Annie Link, and Grace Street
| Presbyterian by Miss Mary c. Gordon
! and Miss Blanche Corling.
In and Out of Town.
! Miss Therese Nurney spent yesterday
with relatives in Richmond, en- route
for Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cannon will sail
| for Europe Saturday on the steamship
ST. Louis, returning to Richmond some
time in September.
| Miss Elsie Hunter has returned 10
! the city, after attending house party
1, at Miilinston. the home of Mrs. II. r
| Pollard. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John coykendall have
| returned to their home in Newark, n
| j., after visiting their niece, Mrs. John
| Risner, for the past two weeks.
! Miss Edith Chalkley and Mrs. Vera
| Gentry will sail from New York or
| Friday to spend several weeks in the
| Bermuda Islands,
| Mrs. Ben Nash and Miss Mary Hatch
| er. OF West Franklin Street. are spend
ing the summer at the Brunswick Inn
| Wsynesboro
Miss MIRA Chambers left town La