The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-10
Society


Now / think habitusl cheerfulness
ara an optimistic outlook IL some
times irritating, sometimes aSgraFat-
ing. l can fully appreciate the feet
ings Of the old gentleman who had
become wearied with MS. Seotch
friends fsvorite saying. "Weeh mon
a might "A ben wuir il might ben
wufr. Thinking 10 present "a s&ua-
zion that would not admit OF his as
nal comment the old man approat n
81 a4s friend Bruce DO YOU KNOW
had a dreadful dream last NIGHT
dreamed that / died and was ushfr"d
into M presence Of his satanic ma
1esty 'WecL. mon answtreo ~ ~ H.,
.sf might ben wuir. IL might ben
vtltr IL might have been worse
WHY could ANYTHING have been worse
than a Dream Ike that "bc mon
answered the cid Scotch, 1T might
hen true AND to the stay at~home
J should iUst like Il whisper ~
might A ben Nuir." Richmond IS
pleasant place IN which 10 pass -.
the summer months and while tHe'"
era no social galties hut for those VINO
look for uuet pleasure, there are
= = F+--
Ileve the Summer duHness. Thefe ~
the ever present gathering On some
corner lawn. where under the gov
Of the fairy lantern We NAV enjoy an
zee fer The benefit u this or that
there's the porch rocker whose very
SHAVING Is repiete with breezy Cos
sia AMI dainty needieworka and the
postrnan's ring with It's friendly mes
sage there an occasional moon
seht ricnic with its auto acc6mpani-
Yyenf. the tri-weekiS dances at the
Country club. with the ever snioFa-
nle tea drinking Of Saturday after
moons, and If All else fail just listen
u the music Of the band
In honor OF Miss I.ewis--The big
event If the season at the White sui
phur for which invitations had been
received In many cities. was the Lewis
hail which was given last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs Thornton Lewis, of GIN"
cinnati at their country home. "Fhe
Meadows" TO Introduce their daugh-
Ter. Miss Alice Lewis Miss Lewis
spsnt last winter in Washington
where she was bridesmaid at the
marriage Of her cousin, Miss MAJ
thena Harrison TO MIR. Harry VIII
Hams. Of Norfolk. Mrs. Lewis Is 81
famous horsewornan. and a belle for
many wears. q the White sulphur
where she has heen active In the sum
yner festivities since a little child She
n the niece Of former President ben
1anin HARRISON. Her mother vas
connected with the Randoiphs. Of VII
rinis through her mother. MIS-. VIII
liam Sheets, who was Miss Mary Ran
'dolph.
Wedding Announcement
NJ and Mrs Charles kneN, of Bal
tirnore announce the engagement ("
their daughter, Miss Grace hneI, u
Mr., Walter G. kAnwisher. Ihe "eo
ding will take place Monday Angus
Jesh. at the brides home. after ~hlci
they will take a Northern trip.
Hurd-1Shumadine
quiet but unusually pretty VEG
ding occurred Thursday afternoon a
<.a0 O'Clock at the residence OF tu'
brides parents in Thirty hfth street
Norfolk. Va, when Miss RUBY Ar
shumadine. daughter Of Mr. and Mars
& w Shumadine, became the orla
of MIR. Percy l.. Hurd. Of this city
The ceremony was performed n
Rev Or Thomas pastor Of Nunteel
land Street Methodist church
The rooms were attractively deco
rated with fefna, cut flowers ana lSht
ed candies. the balustrade ana chau
sleliers were entwined with S'Ulh"Fl
enuilax The wedding marches NtF
plaved BY MISC Magnolia Keller am
during the ceremony Miss Keller PLAY
cd very softly the Flower Song IRON
Faust
The bride was attired in a stylisl
going away gown OF blue cloths Will
hat and gloves to match, She CARRIE
a shower bouquet of Bride roses AM
ferns
Miss Virginia Marche Of RoSior
Mas a cousin Of the Ur1Ue, WdS f'7F''
Of honor and only attendant. Mis-
Msrche wore a gown Of white en-
hroidered rnarqulsette and carried a
arm bouquet of Killarney roses,
Mr.. Harry Hurd brother nf IN
groom acted AS best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
air and MIS- lburd left for a North
ern trim. which wlll include Washing
ron. Baltimore and Atlantic city.
~attlcr--WaCksmith
4 marriage OF considerable interes
took place 80 Washington TUESDAY
when Miss 1ulla ". Wdcksmith be
came the bride Of Mr.. +. W 4. Sal
tler. of Iynthhurg The marri5g
was soIemntved In the r. Jon
1.utheran church. Rev. c. y. Fult
officiating The bride WIS handsome
" gowned in white messaune trlmme
tn lace she wore large white iho
1ure hat aud carried Il shower hoagHe
of Nl4es of the valley Mr. and Mii
;. ssastler geft at once for LynchADEh
where the groom Is connected wit
1he postoffice. The bride going ava
gown Was hlus t.nth, with hat an
Among the out of town guests were
mr. ]. H. Bonitz. If Wilmington. \
C, uncle cf the bride Mrs JON
T. Heibig, II Iynchbure aunt NJ IA
bride. Mrs. Kate Fischer, MI Her
man Sattler Mrs. Dora balock. Mis-
Ioula Blalock, Of Baltimore and Al
" r Iie1hbS, Of Sac Iauio, Brazil
cpeiiKhtfuI Danes tn Prince 'seork
County.
PRINCE GEORGE, VA, August g.
Ore of the most delightful dances eve
given I'm Prince George took place q
the Courthouse last night aud va
arranged at that time IN honor Of Mls
lee of Houston, Va, who Is the que.
of Mrs Goorge Champion RuthH &
Tar hay.
The foor Was excellently prepare
for dancing and Harris band Of ~
rArsburg played their best. Ine eA&i
erons were: Mrs. Allan. Temple sir
Van pelt. Mrs Thomas Blrchet AZ
Mrs William Poisseau. and II - @a
70 say that an VINO enjoyed their va
and tactful hospitality viii want
BE- In their charge again
Promptly at IL O'Clock fire SUI
per was served, which was partaNen
with the relish that goes 10 show Il
hest IN none too good for the peojI
nf Prince George
TIL. dancers were Mss Lee.
Houston. in white silk gown, pea