The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-07
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Richmond Will be dun enough this
week with every train leaving town
carrying moro society people out OK
ihc city for the remainder OF the sum
MGR. The month OF june has been I'm
usually gay. There have been fash
ionable weddings without number to
detain a large part OF society in the
city and some very pretty affairs nav.
been given in honor Of visitors here.
The Country club viii hc the centre
Of most OF tine entertaining. for the
next two months at least 1.-THE
Fourth" was delightfully."- celebrated
there. The clubhouse was throngod
with visitors all day long ana some
very pretty dinners were given on the
terrace later in the evening. IN the
afternoon. Leislcr Lenr who is a cues,
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Houmtroc.
save very pleasing impromptu piano
recital. Nj. Lehr has been studying
music IL Berlin for the past four
years and is quite an accomplished
musician. Later on an orchestra play
ed for the informal hop following din
ner.
The Hermitage Golf Club kept open
Rouse, as IS their custom every indc-
Iendence Day, and several dinners took
place at private houses Thursday.
Society has. SO TO sneak. shut ip
shop here and moved aiong with ii
lth- paraphenalia necessary to inter-
lseting waterns places and fashionable
lresorts Of all kinds. The seasons "a,
tho White sulphur ana tho Virginia
Hot Springs promise 80 be unusually
say ana interesting. The Virginia
Rar Association elects TO hold it's an
,nual meeting at Old Point Comfort at
(which time a large number or society
people will be in Virginia and reg
iistered a, Chamberlain Hotel.
An Louisa.
/ Mrs. w. y. Watkins, Miss Elizabeth
watkins, Mrs. Il. V. McCray and r. W
AcCray, Jr., are Mt "lnglesido." I'm
I louisa county for the month Of july.
They expect TO leave the first week in
August for Atlantic City, where they
will spend a month berforc returning
TO their homes In Richmond.
Miss Lucy Gwathmey left Richmond
Friday afteroon for Louisa county.
where she VIII he the guest OF Judge
and Mrs. Simms at their country place
Tor several weeks. Miss Ciwnthtn.v
VIII visit relatives in Louisa county
before returning to Richmond.
Attend Picnic.
y party composed OF Or and Mrs. Is.
u. Terrell. Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Smith.
and Virginia Terrell and c. NJ Little.
OF Richmond Miss otis rhach oil Ma
hama, and Charles Morrow, of Toron-
TO- Canada. motorcd to Beaver Dam foi
Tho annual Fourth Of July picnic.
The party returned to Richmond
,Thursday evening
Nommittccs Here.
The committees in Richmond that
have been appointed to look after tins
intercsts Of the Woman's "TitanicF
Memorial in Richmond include Airs St
George Bryan. chairman. Mrs j AIN
son Hodges. treasurer. Mrs T. Irving
,lIaufmann. chairman, ana Miss TauIin,
iThslhimer. treasurer. Tho women AN
'ovcr the court=s- are absorbed in the
movement and here in Richmond a
Ereat deal Of interest has been shown
Or. and Mrs. Calisch wcro among tn,
FIRST peopie to aid IN Inc furthorauc,
Of the cause and tho Colonial Dame.
have also taken m the work with ;
SFreat deal or interest and focling
Mrs John IIay IS chairman OF the
entire memorial and Mrs. John HAYS
Hammond. who visited in Richmond
'1ast season, Is secretary Edward 4
StoiNwagen is treasurer aud George y
AioIanahan Is honorary counsel
Charles Dana Gibson has drawn a sne-
oial poster TO aid in the work, nnt
people all over tho country are. quit,
enthusiastic.
Dnncc nj Goshcn.
on Thursday evening a delightful
dance vas given la which many guests
participated. at the Allaghany INN. "A;
Goshen The ballroom was decorated
lfor the occasion with American Beauty
lroses and ferns. and an orchestra plavct
iurrtng tho evening Some nT thos,
fstoppinG at the hotel are Harry T.
fCnssady. Of Washington MIR. ana Mrs
tR. ". Burke. Mr. and Mrs j. H. May
.R a Don't of staunton; Mr.. amd Mrs
y