The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-14
Society

Mrs. n, r.. Howard. Of wilson. n
C.. entertained ehaFmiagiy st hearts
snd bridge in honor Of Mss Ross
Hooker, Of this city. who has beef
her house guest Mrs. Howard was
voted a charming hostess. the eventns
proving a delightful one Dainty re-
<reshments were served.
House Parties
A ccngenlal house party is AZ tbs
Rasca cottage at Ntlioughpy bsaep
fnsx week. Those composing she par
~ are. Miss Louie Chesire. Roanoke
Va. Miss Louise GwAthmey. Rich
rrn-6, Va: Miss Elrna Beard, MORT oiA :
Misses Sara Ames, Josie AsTe1N sen
r,ae Aeore. Port norfolk. Misses A's4'@
HassE Grace Msuptn Leigh. Ports
wsousA: Mexsrs Cornelius NengeF hA' :
YssAa-g IA, Logan NeaEe$, ha""fo
s.@~ Poster. Cranberry Dixon j, a
r~a~s. az NorfaIs Carlton Jswett Ray
sesss, Esfry ATn~s, Port NorfolA, MIS-
Z. f. Russ and Mrs. !. +. A,eish are
csscsr0as.
A. Auto Breakdown.
{ 4. Richardson. Rno waS driving
- IS automobile from Richmond 70
Es-~Ssex-ssz-g broke hss car AcadaS
% sEae crossing TIE Blue Ridge lie M
ssy succeeded In getting. IS far AZ
Esss- G~.rv where Ne stopped foF re-
rsss~s Mrs Richardson, who together
wFsN Mrs. Stanford. II Richmond, and
%~s r~x-E r4s-7s- r. - =-Fe t#a4e+3s4r
wa4s A4rn. at Eaztc took train Iof
Ssasrs su1. Prom stanton they came
- Fzsrr1soraugg rs auto
Barke-Lors,
-esa Petersburg Index Appeal an-
rsagl-es
\ .e34r-Nn from Washington yes"
s~~exv afternoon announced the mar
RARE ia taas city AZ hour or t~o be-
~--eA q. MISS Edith Harrington Burke
=. rs city, ans MI Ed f. Lung- OF
N~w Ye~k CITY. Tire marriage was
s,NseH-sses NJ st. Pssrsek's church the
Rev. Father McNarnsra officiating.
TIE news was IN nowise surprise
70 The parents OF the bride, Dr. ano
Mrs r M. Burke, as II vas UNDERSTOOD
eAMf ira ceupis was to he united III
wsaica& T'hA bride has for some
days been visiting her aunt In me
national capital.
There ia enough Of romance con
recsed with the marriage 10 !sno
spice 70 tire love story OF the yonns
people. The bride is a graduate or
convent school at Frederick, Ad. hei
cham, while at school. was theN slstei
Of Mr.. Long II WAS natural for Mis'
Long To talk much Of her room mate
when home during the vacations anc
entirely natural that the brother should
be interested in the recttals Of the az
trarttye Qualities Of his sisters friehd
When the young mar and the young
woman finally met. each had heare
so much of the other that Il was al
IL thev had been acquainted for years
Acquaintance progressed raptoiy' am
h f,ction-wrriter were writing this ~
would say 1t "r,pened into love" A
any rate, there was soon an uader
standing between the two the en-
gagement had lasted for soma time
Misc Edith Burke was one OF IN
most attractive young ladies IN ret
arsburr and Mr.. Long has man
friends here. Mr. Long Is the sscre
+ary Of the American Canning com
panv. and is regarded as a young BUS
fness man with "A future, Ehs COUP
viii reside m New YORK..
A Gay birthday Party.
tn home OF Mr.. and MRS. III,
MsClung, near Staunton, presented
lively scene on Saturday afteFnoo
when their little daughter, Martin
Marie Crawford. entertained a part
of little folks IN honor OF her elgat
birthday. The lawn and orchar
held merry group with swin&int
see-sawfng and croquet playing unit
refreshments were announced VINE
two by two they marched TO tho dlfi
ing room where all were amply serV
ed to fruits. cake and ice cream A
$50 they disbandad for home eS
pressing to their little hostess tnanh
for most enjoyable time IhoS
present were. Master William Homie
and Mary Alice Bianton, Of t{fefftaos 2
Master Hugh Sproui. Rachel and Ea
renia Sproul. Rebecca Brown, ia
aueiin Ralston. Elizabeth Brown an
Dorothy Lewis. OF stanton.
Marriage Announcement
VIRGINIA friends of Rev l.
Eehermerhorn will be Interested
the announcement of his marriage I
Miss Eliza beth pever, OF kanss
cry. Kan. recently. Mr. Scherfnei
horn WAS pastor of the Armsfron
Memorial Presbyterian church. {
Berkeley. Va. some time ago
Gatetiee at Ocean View.
novel affair. cafe DE Cabere
was rendered the guests of the Ree
gate cottage at Ocean View last sa
urday night. The affair was given al
der the direction Of Mrs. Wolfe !
Foster The lawn Was Brilliant
decorated with electric lights an
Japanese lanterns While the guest
were seated at the tables en}oyin
refreshments the following program
was rendered Piano solo. The Me-
Nv Rag" by Miss Annette colo
smith; vocal solo, Birds are Nes
Ing" by Miss Alma Baer. reeitatic
nv Miss Gay Bennett, selected; -
Night in Cafe" by Messfs Harr
Pincus, Wolfe Foster and Isaac ia
cobs.
Japanese drin and dance by 81
beautiful young ladies. an illustrate
song, THE Sweetest Story Eve
Told" py Mrs. Charles Goldsmith
illustrated by Mr. David Baer an
Miss Rich. Connected with the sam
number Was some hurlesque b
Messrs. Pincus and Webster; Fiolt
SOLO, by Mr.. Ralph Goldsmith tn
wizard of the violin; vocal solo h
Miss Ruth Trauerman, The las
number was screaming suecesE -
Night in Roberta" by Miss Aim
Baer. accompanied by Mr.. Falp
fsryfrf~rr1tt+t Ii. eccentric Ata--444!at--
Last "Wednesday night a BRA poudr
was given by Mrs. II Pincus in mono
of her cons birthday Everyone va
dressed In Colonial costume and TN
evening was spent In Colonial Atylt
-eets4i4ea- +a@A-leA by II II l.
Levy, while the promenade was ie
BY little Miss Adeiine Foster an
Master Harry Morris. AT the concln
sion Of the affair nandsotn gol
watch WAS presented by Mr.. Harr
pfncus. through the courtesy % IN