The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17
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SOCIETY.

was best man. and the flower girls
were little Misses Elizabeth Craddock,
Maxine Hogan. They were both
dressed in white and pink ribbons.
carrying baskets of pink roses and
lilies of the valley.
The parlor of the residence was
decorated with potted plants. the color
scheme being pink and green.
The brides going-away costume
consisted of gray tailored suit with
hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
dale left last night for Asheville and
Lake Toxaway, and after spending
some time at these resorts they will
Journey to Valdosta. where they will
make their future home.
| Visiting in Virginia.
! Miss Dudley Tutwiler. Of Blossburg,
tives and friends. She Is now the
guest of DIR. and Mrs T. N. Emmett,
of 216 East Franklin street.
Mrs. Rufus Barringer and sister.
Miss Lily Long, of Charlotte, N. c..
who have been the guests of their sis
ter. Mrs J. B. Smith. of Sutheriin,
| Va, left last week to visit DIR. Paul
Barringer at his home. Hill Crest. near
/ Charlottesville, Va. Miss Helen Long
will remain a few weeks longer with
| her sister, Mrs. Smith. at Sutherlin.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Nicholson, Of
/ New Orleans, who have been spending
the summer in Roanoke and other
points in Virginia, are leaving today
| for New York, where they will spend
some time. During his stay in Vir-
ginia Mr.. Nicholson has given two
very successful song recitals, and
many complimentary press notices
have appeared regarding hts voice,
which Is so admired In musical cir
! cles.
Dance at Waynesboro.
A very informal dance was given
! Wednesday at The Brunswick by the
young men OF the town. The music
was furnished by the Red orchestra.
Those dancing were Misses Mary
Minor Morris of Richmond. Ruth
CabeIl, Belinda Tulley Mitchell OF
Roanoke, Dorothy Leftwich, Mary
Ellison. Hazel Roadcap. Mary Sutton
of Petersburg, Hood Thompson Isabel
williams Miss Heinz of Richmond.
and Miss Barnes OF Williamsburg;
Messrs. Charles Henkel Swinton
Roadcap. John Smith. William Gala
her, Granville Sutton. Charles Hanger.
Charlie York. Talbot. Walter Williams.
Marlborough Addison. Jack Palmer
and Addison Ingle.
Intcres ting Birthday Party.
Judge Charles Tompkins entertain
cd AT reception and supper Thurs
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street. Northeast. Washington. in cole
bration IF his ninety-third birthday
Miss Jessie Tompkins assisted her
father In receiving his guests. The
house was beautifully adorned for the
occasion with flowers most Of which
were tributes to the host from his
friends
Among the many callers was a dele
CATION from the review board Of the
& ia
lSin~ held n position for forty years
These former associates have never
failed to call and extend their con-
! EXAMINATIONS to Judge Tonpkins since
he has retired from the service. Cap
tain Case. Mr.. Dawson. Mr.. Peters.
Mr.. Darby, Mr.. White. and Or. War
nan were among those from the pen
sion office who called.
An interesting feature Of the even
ing was the reading Of poem writ
ten for the occasion by the blind
HYMN writer Miss Fannie Crosby.
who has been a lifelong friend of the
Judge.
Announcements.
Rev. and Mrs George n. French,
of Abingdon. Va. have announced the
engagement and approaching mar
riage OF their daughter. Mary Jose
mime. to Mr. william Carson Kreger
i ne WeQIlNE. WnfCn Will occur IN the
middle NJ September. Is Of widespread
interest
Cards have been issued announcing
the approaching marriage Of Miss
Ruth Page Forbes. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. O. Forbes, Sr.. Of Farm
Vile. to Rev. John Marshall Willard.
| The ceremony will be performed on
the evening Of Tuesday. September
I'd in he Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
Registered at WilIoughbv Peach.
Recent arrivals at the willoughhv
Beach hotel are Mr.. c. n. May. OF
Atlanta Ga: Mrs w b. Tredwell
and son. of Norfolk. Va. Miss Julia
r. Henning. OF Richmond, Va. Miss
Annie Stanley Schenck. of Norfolk.
Va: Mrs. J. w. Hosier. Miss Helen
Hosier. Masters Jim and Robert Ho-
sier, Of Suffolk. Va: Miss A. NJ
Of Washington. d. c.; Mr. H. c.
Pearce. OF Norfolk. Mr. Paul Dew.
Sleeper. of Newport News Va: Mr..
r. NJ MOODY and family. Of Peters,
burg. Va; Mr.. f. III. Meeks OF Nor
folk. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Croker. of Portsmouth: Mrs. J. c.
Page and children. of Richmond, Va:
Mrs V. NJ. Martin. OF Richmond. Va:
Mr.. r. r. Smith. of Suffolk; Mr.. w. A.
Johnston, of I4ittleton. N. c.: Mrs.
Henry Smith. Of Hinton. W. Va: Mr..
and Mrs. r. s. Rudd. of Iaurenburg,
N. G.: Mr. J. f. Boyd. Of warrenton,
N. G.: Mr. Rufus c. williams. Misses
u. Lucille and Helen Williams. OF
Richmond: Misses Alberta s. and
Helen NJ. Ramsey. of Norfolk, ana
Mr.. II. l.. Matice, of Suffolk.
Hodgcs-Mucller.
Announcement il made of the en-
gagement Of DR.. Frederick Murcheson
Hodges. Of Richmond. and Miss Pau
line Mueller, Of Baker City. Oregon.
the marriage to take place In Octo-
Der in the brides home city.
DR.. Hodges ia a we'll known physi-
sian. OF Richmond. and is native Of
North Carolina Miss Mueller is the
daughter of Mrs. Anne s. Mueller. Of
Baker City
Personals.
Miss Julia Rhett and Miss Eckford.
OF Mississippi. are guests OF the
Misses Munford, 307 West franklin
street.
Mrs. George w. Vaughan and chill
dren are spending the summer in
FLOYD, Va, where they are the guests
Of Judge and Mrs. w. .. Vaughan.
Little Miss Mary Howard Vaughan
was the honor V1Iorf ~ AaliUh<<,y