The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-10

after which. Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington
left for wedding Journey. 4 mum
Der OF charming affairs have been
given this week in honor OF the bride
and her attendants. and a house party
has been IN progress at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Crittenden for the pas:
several days, the guests including the
bridal party and Miss Carter Ingram.
OF this city.
Leaving for the University.
"A great many Richmond boys are
leaving this week for the University
of Virginia, where they Will be stu
dents for the coming session. Bernard
Meredith. Henry Miller and Samuel
Bemiss are returning to the University
this week, and Morson Keith and Tay-
Tor Scott, who have been In Warren
ton all summer. will leave in a few
days for Charlottesville.
John Meredith, who spent the month
OF August with his mother. Mrs. Wynd-
nam r Meredith, at the Rockbridge
Baths, is also leaving for the Univer-
sty Of Virginia this week.
SirEininns Abroad.
Misses Elizabeth Wheat. Warfieid
and Fanny Crenshaw, of this city, who
have been travelling abroad since early
in June. are sailing to-day from Bre-
men, Germany. for this country. They
expect TO land September 49, and will
come at once to Richmond
Mrs. William II. White, Miss Emma
Gray White and Miss Helen Adams, Of
Richmond, have been in Munich. Ger
where they have been attending the
opera. They will not return TO Rich
mond until some time late in the au-
tumn, and Will spend most OF their
time OH the Continent, returning to
this city about November l.
Lilburn r Myers, who has been
abroad for the past few months. Is
also in Munich this week.
I.umpkin-KeIiihe
Mrs. Julia Kellihcr has issued cards
announcing the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Mary, 10 Edward 5. Lumpkin. the
ceremony having taken place at the
rectory OF the Sacred Heart Cathedral
on Monday morning at halfpast II
o'clock. the Rev. John A. Kellihcr, OF
Norfolk, brother of the bride, apd the
Rev. Martin Haier of this city, Off
ciating After a Northern wedding
trip. NJ. and Mrs. Lumpkin will be
at home at II South Lombardy Street
in this city.
In Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Charles MacCann. of Calvert
street, baltimore, who has been spend
ing the summer at Virginia Beach and
Norfolk. has Joined her daughter, Mrs.
Hermann Dcvenney, at Edgeworth, her
cottage at Sewickley. Pa. Mrs. Mac
Cam Will remain In Pennsylvania un-
I'll late in the autumn.
Important Meeting.
The Richmond Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, will
hold an important meeting this morn
ing at II o'clock in Lee Camp Hall.
Delegates to the convention will be
elected and arrangements, as far as
possible, completed for the entertain
ments ITO be given during the conven-
ton for the Daughters. All members
are urged to attend the meeting this
morning.
Engagement Announced.
Herman Pollard, announces the en-
gagement of his sister, Miss Edith
Proctor Pollard, to E. Sidney Anderson,
OF Cumberland County. The wedding
will take place some time during the
month or October.
Marriage Announced.
Mrs Annie j. Stephenson announces
the marriage of her daughter, Nettie
The ceremony took place in Washing
ton on Tuesday. September 2, and was
by the Rev. III. Scnwaeder.
birthday Party.
"A delightful birthday party was
given Monday night in honor of Miss
Nina l. Taylor. Those present were
Misses Irene Woodcock, Annie Elmer
son, Ruth Emerson, Marco Stutz. Maye
Garner, Mary Stutz, Bessie McGehee.
Elise rhockmoI ton. Ruth Adams. Grace
Clowdes. Mildred Warren, Hazel Agee.
Melton, Evelyn Sutton,
Elsie Melton, mildred Taylor, Char
iotte Melton: Messrs. Lewis Stutz.
Thomas Arnold. Willie jackson.
Warmer, Jesse Adams, Harry Ma
haynes, Carl Eubank, w. &. Hitch
cock and Marshall. The chaperons
included Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Stutz, Mr.
and Mrs. W. o. Taylor, Mrs. H. Emer-
son. Mrs. W. l.. Melton. Games and
music amused the guests, and refresh
ments were served i'm the dining room,
a color scheme OF pink and green be-
ing carried out In the decorations
everywhere.
Hack From the White. ~
Mr. and Mig T. H. Elicit returned
to Richmond yesterday. AFTER spend
White sulphur Springs. Mr.. Elicit,
who was quito Ill early in the sum-
NOR. is now much improved In health
Charity Ten.
Richmond Temple, No. 5, Pythian
Sisters, Will give a tea at the horne of
Mrs. D. II. Hord, 2oo4 Fairmount Az