The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-09
Society

The beautiful pen pictures which
our friends who are sotourning II
the mountains OF at the springs, are
kind enough to sen3 US, OF biasinA
logs and blanket benecked conches
makes pretty reading. but every stay
at-home knows that the cool weather
- her one consolation for being left
in town for the month OF August
II Is all very we'll fer the idle rich
whose trunks are legion and who
travel prepared for ali sorts and con
cttions Of weather but to those who
occupy their niche in tine work dag
would, eleven months in The year, and
who by dint Of much contriving, hno
themselves with pretty summer
wardrobe and a months holiday IN
which to display 1t. why unseasona
bic weather u them is a tragedy,
They remember the feeling 81 almost
disgust with which they placed Their
lust fall 5 a8it IN the Very bottom
II the trunk, hoping that II would
there remain. Mex came ths spring
sllk. in case che weather should be
cecil and then che jew az packing be
gar. The lp-t3-dafe raune. the
ruanntsh tailored linen suit and then
re fr,Ns and fBrhe!ows the chifons
end laces So Geaf 70 the feminine
He.rt And 10 Teae IN the coveted re
= TN, f-r7~r=tS 1rtrtttft-et around
a fre or niue with cold on the piazza,
AutacipatiGns sink to zero, BS the fail
Flit once more sees the light OF day.
Environment has much 10 DC with
happiness and al summer resort
old sol seems To hold the balance
II power
OF Interest Through the south
Mr. ard Mrs Charles Edward 4tai!.
Of Montgomery. Ala, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Mar
garet Troy TO Mir. James Bernard
Lyon. the marriage 10 take place in
the early fall.
owing to the prominence cf both
young people, this announcement Will
Re Of interest throughout the South.
Miss Halls IL a member of an old and
distinguished family. and inherits all
thu charm for which the women Of her
family are noted. She possesses rare
personal magnetism and sweet and
lovsble nature, which have made her
a great faVorite. and have drawn about
her large circle of friends who wish
her every happiness. She Is q graduate
Of Sharon Hill convent Just out Of
Philadelphia. and usually spends the
summer In the North and East, whore
she has relatives Miss Halls made
her formal bow 10 society two years
age and was one Of the most popu-
ssr debutantes Of the season. She
also possesses n sweet voice
she !. granddaughter OF Mrs
Daniel Troy. with whom she makes
her home.
MIR Lyon is one Of the most sue
ce&&tE4 and popular young business
men Of Montgomery and the news that
he wall so in few days to Augusta
Ga. 70 make his home, was received
with wide regret. For the past three
Years ne has been connected with the
advertising department of The Mont.
gouery Advertiser, and has filed tht
position SO admirably that his de.
parture will be a distinct loss to tbs
paper,
As a mark Of the high esteem II
which he ts held. Mr. Lyon was pre-
scented with beautiful silver loVtnl
cup by tina town criers. the advertis
ing club Of which he has been In.
efficient secretary and treasurer Mr.
Lyon WAS educated al the Universlt.
of Alabama and at the University o
Virginia
Richmond Girls Entertained.
Miss Sallie Owings OF Nashvtfl,
Tenn. entertained Tuesday mornin
with delightful card party TO com
pliment two attractive visiting girl
Misses Annie and Edna Griffin. G
Richmond. Va The card tables wer
arranged on the porch whore fern
and hydrangeas were used for decor
ating, In an interesting game Of pro
Eresive old maid Miss Annie SriHi
won the FIRST prize. a book, and Alis
Edna Griffin captured the consolation
purse pinholder, After The garl
refreshm spts In TWO courses Wef
served IA She tables The guest li'
included Misses Aiiene and BerdI
kadel. Annie and Sue Boiling. ID
aad Louise griffin, Fioy Bailey, Sell
Tucker. Berdie brdsnrd. Marger'
peihl and Villa Marks. Mrs, ChArh
Ransom and Mrs u, j.. Zachary. TT
hostess and honor guests wore Viii
lingerie costumes.
MISUNDERSTANDING
marriage OF much interest In IA
city. where the young couple han
relatives and friends, Was solernni2t
~ Portsmouth "Wednesday eFeuin
wncn Miss Matilda e. Hawkins b'
came the bride OF Mr. Harry IS Ro
Ems. Decorations IN the home of II
bride. where the ceremony WAS pc
formed, were In palms and ferns q
iruprovised wedding bower beii
erected. Rev s. ] Brown presidiI
elder. WAS the officiating ministe
Msss Camife Davis had charge Of II
music. rendering the weddiI
marches and playing softly during II
ceremony Miss Alice Hawkins ~
her sisters maid Of honor. She W.
attired in white Iuarquisette, oF'
silk. with lace trimmings and carrie
rcd roses
Mr.. NJ e; Boll wsS The groom's $50
man.
The bride Wa Handsomely go1rne
IN white satin with pearl trimmn.
-.a4a- carried -t.--sf ar t...+i'7 +4+t
Bride roses.
After receiving the congratulated
Of friends the young couple lFf- :
Northern tour. including Ma sai
aa6 CAr4da. after which they wIu !
1T home a. G&5 Armstrong stre
i'egtsfauuth.
AT ante-aupual reception vas 'er
dared jhe bridal party Tuesday evt
n.ns IN lhe home of the bride, Npor
she out. off, WI guests were %r en-
Mrs. II. T Rollins, ~ Charlotte. ,
&, r. Il. Baskerville. OF Charlotte. ,
G: MI and Mrs. n =. McNea},
FaIrport Va: Mr. and Mrs w !
PAYNE. Of Charlotte. \. c. Mr. an
Mrs. r 3 simpson. Mrs X II Wu
free and Mr. Frank r. Buuer
Richmond.
In Honor Of Visitors.
Mrs H NJ DarnalI of RoaaaE
was the hostess "Wednesday afte
noon al o'clock 1T a small harm
ing bridge party. IN honor OF Mr.
Harry Darnan, Of Huntington v
Va. and Mrs Josephine Morris, +.
Richmond, The card tables wei
placed attractiFely on the Narara