The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

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J. ialloway VINO recently came to Al
bcmar.e from New York 20 reside. Miss
Roma Houseiton. OF Pittsburgh Mrs.
Julian Nor and Mrs Wilbur W Os-
borne. Of Gordonsville.
Cndct SnttcrfieId ana His Sister
Nm item OF Interest appearing in the
society columns OF Baltimore paper
says;
calvin satterneid. Jr VINO attends
theNirginia Military Institute. Is spend
ing hts vacation with Ills patents. Mr.
and Mrs. calvin satterneld. Of $500
Wayne Avenue. Germantown. AT Cane
May. where they arc spending the sum
mcr Miss Phoebe Satterncld. who has
been abroad since the first OF the year.
is touring the Alps now and viii return
nome late Ia SEPTEMBER
Eikins Cottage Mt White Sulphur.
Mrs stephen Z Ellins has taken a
cottage az White Sulphu. SPRING. fo-
the rest OF the Summer. ara is occup..-
Ing u with Miss katherine Elktns.
Davis Eikins. and Richard Eikins. Mr..
ana M!a Blaine Eiklns Arrived a. the
springs hy automobile last week.
Mountain bungalow Party.
Misses katherine McWilliams. Of Ra1-
tmore' Misses Vinda and Myrtle Iud
son OF Lincoln. Neb, Miss Louise
N4'!4eF' OF Winchester. Aud Miss Mar
saTct Hoftnb r. Of Woodstock arc ,be
guests OF MISS Ruth Hudson. AZ her
nome ~ Lnray. Va. after spending ii
week camping al .splon Kop. The noun
tam bungalow OF her father. IL. VII
liam :. Hudson
MISS 6ordon's Gold Stockings.
MISS Aline Gordon. OF New York is
aummeriug Z Breton WOODS. \ II
ana her cloth OF gold stockings ara
,He subject Of quite some converse
tlon At this point OF the compass. mo
Ky ky mat the picture % golden
!heAsaAt is worked on the front Of
e@eh Of the stockings adds somewhat
70 INC general wonder and admira-
tion OF the beholdors.
orns men and old. as well as wo-
men. gaze on The Golden stockings
wit" unaffected in,ores, IS Miss Cor
eon trips lightly up and down Inc
Stars or SITS on tho piazza IN
the bright sunlight
that's lust tho kind a girl ouch,
70 wear when she's climbing UP the
fo-aen stairs" Observed one cross oil
i.Aie after quick glance at Miss
"orion's glittering ankles.
! wo dineren; pairs OF these golden
H'"Hs have been worn by MISS
''I1on N tho last week Each pair
,"S' SiY9' ~ is said There Is
.'te'y noticeable difference In .he
'4nt They were woven. according "a
report. from real cloth OF gold wilton
Is so valuable that the nesvers ar.
watched with the utmost care was!o
at work
Great Incc End
IL is said on authority that lace
VIII be next seasor's fad The French
resorts arc filed with women v...r.
ing gowns OF that material. and I'm
some cases the fad has become 50
popular that 1t IS BY no means an i'm
common sight 70 sec women s,tired
IN lace stockings, shoes made OF lace
urpers, lace hats ana lace gowns.
RAINIER skirts. still the mode as
Wen as tho new picated skirts are be-
ms manufactured entirely OF lace.
ana the sheath skirt, that some
modistes said would not 1--we another
season. IS Still IN demand The effect
when It is made OF lace Is startiiay
Lace stockings III countless co!ors are
also fashionable. ana I think WI! be
ilked In America, although would
not care 10 predict the reception lace
shoes will receive here
Guests ut Ta-ku Cottage
Registered at Ta-Ku Cottage. Ocean
/ View. are:
Air ana Mrs. John Jennings. Mrs. j.
/ r. Raughan. Mrs. :. Weeach. Mrs. L.
zwhitt. Mr J. J. Weich. Miss Musa
Hawkes.. MISS Ruth Aioles. Richmond.
Va: MI and Mrs Joseph Clark.
Crozct Va. Mr. l. X Woodhouse.
stanton. Va; Afrs. j. NJ. H!gnsmith.
MISS Kathleen Hjghsmith. Mr. Her
/ oert Highsm.th. Mrs. II. A. Gray.
James Henry Gray Garland Gray.
North Carolina: Mrs. Frank l.. Adams.
Norfolk, Va: Mrs ]. D Dalton. Miss
richmond, Va; Joseph 7. Engleby.
MISS Tllen Enslehy Roanoke Va, Mr.
and Mrs. II L. Richardson and family.
MISS Mona Burton. Richmond. Va
Miss Lillian l Williams, Miss Carolyn
+ Williams, Baltimore, Nd: J. A.
! Markell. Norfolk, Va; Charles NJ
Grandy, Jr.. Mutt and JeT. Peters
| bug. Va
icndqunrters to BE Opened.
! Equal Suffrage League headquarters
500 East Broad Street. closed for the
month of July. Will be reoponed
August l. Informal weekly meetings
VIII begin Thursday afternoon OF this
| week at o'clock, and the secretary
VIII be glad TO see members and
visitors.
An Ellen Glasgow Number.
The August number of Book News
Monthly has a beautiful reproduction
of Miss Ellen Glassows portrait,
painted recently in the New York
studio Of Prince Pierre Troubetzkoy.
Tho leading article in the magazine is
entitled ELLEN Glasgow. Her Books
and Her Personality and is written
b. Mrs. Alice NJ Tyler The picture
is = splendid example of a celebrated
painters art. The article touches on
the Virginia environment OF Miss elias
COWS books and pays a high tribute
to the writer
delightful Picnic.