The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-15

T..
..Mr. Potter.s many admirers will
again have an opportunity Of hearing
the old Burton boy next Sunday, ana
will no doubt remain in large NUM-
bers to hear him play few seiec-
tons after the night service
Gay q t4o< springs.
Tho autumn season at Hot SPRING.
Va, Is now At its height. and among
the guests are number OF the smart
set, who have been spending the SUM
mer at Newport. Miss Harriet NC
Cook and her cousin, Miss Mary
OF New York, arrived AZ
the Homestead hotel THURSDAY. and
dined at night with Mrs. II. J. Luce
and Miss Margaret Luce. of New
York. They will be Joined on Mon
day by Mrs. John J. McCook.
A luncheon was given at the Home
stead last week by Miss Alice Scar
borough. OF Cincinnati, for Mr.. aRd
Mrs Nelson f.. Perrine, of New York;
Baron and Baroness Rosenkrantz ana
others.
Mrs. William 9. Buehler. of Phila-
gave q tea at the club house.
Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Palmer and
Miss Celia Palmer. OF New York. have
arrived from their summer home at
". r., and Will be here
until October.
The Hot Springs Tennis club win
hold an open tournament on October
7th.
Chamhlise-Jonss.
THE Oaks" the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Goode Jones, In Bruins
wick county. was the scene OF beau
tifui wedding Wednesday evening at
8 O'Clock, when their daughter, Miss
Alice Campbell Jones. and Mr. r. Lee
Chambliss were married. The cere-
mony. which was performed by the
Rev. Fred Ribble. Of Petersburg. took
place on the veranda-
!, Tha bride worA q gown Of white
satin and maruuisefte. and carried q
shower bouquet OF Bride roses and
uiies OF the valley. Miss Nan Atkin-
son. In yellow satin vefled with silk
and carrying yellow sehry-
was maid Of honor.
Misses Myron Galusha. Bessie Ed
munds. Virginia baskerville, Ellie
Rives, Sallie whitmore, Addie. Ida and
Annie Lee Jones were bridesmaids.
They wore frocks OF white marqui-
sefte. and carried big bouquets OF
golden rod. The ribbons were held
by Misses Mauds Jones. Margaret
Atkinson. Mamie Baird and Annie Ed
munds, and Misses Harriet Pope and
Mildred Boiling White were HOVER
girls. Mr.. Field Chambiiss acted ~
best man. and the ushers we're A1r.
George l. Walker. DIR. c. r. Jones.
Mr.. John r. Jones. r. Tulane Atkin-
son. R. r. Baird and George d.
Powell.
Guests from = distance included
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Med. Pope and Miss
HARRIET Pope. OF Petersburg. Va. Mr..
ynr n
Miss Annie Haskinx, Blackstone. Va.
Mrs. p. q. Robertson, Pulaski. Va. and
Mrs. 8. T. Paulett. Hampton Sidney.
VA
Celebrate Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Peyten l. Paimore, OF
1929 HANOVER Avenue. celebrated the
anniversary of their we'd
ding last night with q large reception
In their home. The house was beau
ttfuiiy decorated with festoons OF
white flowers and silvers interspersct
with asparagus ferns. A large wed
ding cake, with the dates 1SS1-lSl2
iced In silver. formed the centerpiece
In the dining room. while an orches-
ira. screened behind the palms. fur
nished music all tho evening. Many
people came TO Richmond
for the wedding. among them being
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Palmore, OF
Philadelphia, and Messrs. Ralph and
Howard wayland. Of Ohio. and many
others
Enaaasmsnts Announced.
Mr.. Erastus Blair scott, Cedar Bluff.
Va. announces the engagement and
marriage OF his daughter.
Bertha Lac. to Mr.. Harry Steele Gay.
Of Charlottesville. Va, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett III. Scott announce the
engagement and approaching mar
riaSa Of their daughter. Lena Max
garet. 10 Nh. L o. Perkina. Jr.. OF
Carysbrooke. Va. Tho marriage Is to
Der. The double wedding win take
place in October.
Sail thia MAek.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles steele and
their daughters, the Masses Nancy and
kathryns Steele, who went abroad
in July. will sail for New York this
week They will sc 10 thear- place on
Long Island for the autumn.
Fsts champstrs.
A Lynchburg exchange contains the
Charming Entsrtainmsnt civsn ~
Mrs Walter B. Ryan.
Like Kreen- sprfnEifnE oasix IN ffs6
desert of the summers trite monotony.
the beautiful Fete Champetre. given
ON Tu6sdxys eXening by Mr.. ana Mrs,
Walter 8. Ryan 1t their home ia Riv-
ermont. refreshed the faded spirits Of
the large contingent OF city-bound folk
who have gaspingiy faced the terrors
OF the heated season here. This
charming function. planned and car
ried through with most consummate
taste. was rendered In compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lee Wss--ree, who