The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-20
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

MRS. Benjamin Mines announces the
marriage OF ker daughter. Resale, TO
Charles Nash Reid. son Of Mrs j. 4.
S. Reid, of Norfolk. the ceremony
having taken place yesterday after
noon alta o'clock in the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Herbert Clinton
Whitehurst. 1926 West Avenue. The
wedding was very quietly celebrated.
with only the immediate families OF
the birdie and groom present, and the
ReV w. j. Young was the officiating
clergyman Following Il Northern
honeymoon. MIR. and Mrs. Reid will
make their home at Virginia Beach.
: Guests OF Mr. md Mrs. Gibson.
Mrs Saunders Hobson. OF West
fraaklin street. left Richmond Mon
day to spend some time in New Eng
land. Mrs. Hobson will be the guest
If Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson,
at their country place on the coast of
Maine for several weeks. and will
probably stop with friends In New
York city, on route for her home.
Misses Nancy and Alice Perkins,
who have been visiting their aunt,
Nrs. Gibson, in Maine. for several
weeks. are now with friends in Bris-
tol, Conn, where they Will remain un-
I'll some time late in September.
Going south.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Bouldin,
of Tokyo. Japan. have been visiting
friends in this city. prior to leaving
for Tennessee and Alabama. MIR.
Bouldin holds chair at the Japan
Baptist Theological Seminary. md is
widely known throughout the South.
They returned to America by way Of
Palestine and Europe, and attended
tho Worlds Sunday School Convention
recently in session at Zurich. Switzer-
land. Landing in Boston, they came at
once TO this city. MIR. and Mrs. Boul
din left last night for the South.
stay-at-Home Whist Club.
The Stay -at-Home Whist Club was
entertained on Monday evening by
Mrs Bland Spottswood Smith at her
home. 301 East Grace street There
were two tables playing. and the high
est score was made by the hostess and
her partner. The club Will meet next
Wednesday evening with John Tyler.
at his rcsiderce. $40 West Franklin
Street
BnlI ut the Hot.
Says the Baltimore sun OF vester-
day
"A fancy dress ball was given at
Barton Lodge. Hot Springs. Saturday
night by Miss Clarice French and hor
brother. Barton French. Miss French
was dressed as a water nynph in blue.
black and white. spangled with gold,
and wort her hair down her back.
Miss Sara Gibson went as a pierrctte
and Miss Louise Gibson as Il GypsI.
Mrs. Nichalos Longworth the Count
and Countess de Chambryn and Mr..
and Mrs G. T NJ Gibson were in or
binary evening dress"
Miss French spent se"erAl weeks In
Richmond last winter. when great
deal Of entertaining was done in her
honor.
Returned to Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Brown. who has been
attending n house party, given by
Miss Esther Wood, AT New James
town, has returned To her home in this
city. Miss Brown also visited Miss
Margaret Conway, in Danville. before
returning TO Richmond. Miss Lucy
Clay Brown retuvped to Richmond
this week. after visit 10 Miss Sarah
Hughes and Miss Margaret Co1way at
their homes in Danville-
Miss Elizabeth X Mosby. of Is
South Adams street. has returned TO
the city from Chatauqua. y. Y. whore
sle took q summer course in music
under Ernest IIutcheson. formerly OF
the Peabody Conservatory in -Yalti
more. and now or I,e-:.n. Germany.
Back From the West.
r. a. Patterson, Jr., has returned
10 his home mere. after spending four
months travelling through the West.
Mr. Patterson visited Chicago. Kansas
City and Lincoln. before returning 10
Richmond
In and Ont of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick f. Noting
have returned TO the city. after a stay
Of several weeks in Canada
Mrs. G. Edwin Bowden has returned
from the mountains and Roanoke and
left Sunday for Ocean View, where she
will spent several weeks