The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

Fredcricka Harris. of Anderson. w Va.
supper was served at the card tables,
following the conclusion OF the game.
In Fnrmyilie.
Mrs. +. W. Bowen and her children.
OF Norfolk. are spending the month of
August with Mrs. Thomas Wilson at
her home in Farmvile. Mrs. Wilson
gave a porch party Tuesday morning
III honor of Mrs. Bowden and Mrs. j. D.
Watkins, who is leaving shortly for her
home in Rocky Mount. y. c.
Miss Harriet Cobb. who has been at
tending the summer school at the Uni
vcrSity OF Virginia. spent several days
with Mrs. Wilson. in Farmville. recently
en- route from charlottesville TO her
aomc III Sussex County
Flctchcr-lIoore.
Miss Frank Moore and George La
than Fletcher, both Of Warrcnton.
were married Monday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Walton Cook. Of
Belvicu Avenue. The house was deco
rated with summer flowers, yellow
predominating III drawing room and
white and green in the dining room.
kev. Charles +. Shaw, assistant rector
OF the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral.
performed the ceremony.
The bride wore Il smart going-away
gown. and carried n cluster of lilies of
the valley and orchids. Her only at
tendant was little Miss Georgia La
than Cook as flower girl. T. y. Flet-
cher. Jr., acted as his brothers. best
man. After wedding breakf fast Mr..
trip.
Mrs. Fletcher is the daughter of the
late Marshall Frank Moore, former
member of Congress and later Gov
ernor of Washington Territory, and
Mrs. Fannie Van Trump Moore. She
is also sistcr Of Thomas Moore, who
has since early life been in the United
States Consular Service.
MIR. Fletcher is the son OF Thaddeus
Norris Fletcher and the late Mrs
George Latham Fletcher. He is State
Senator from Loudoun and Fauquier
Counties, and prominent member of
the Warrtnton bar.
He recently completed bungalow of
attractive type near Warronton. where
senator and Mrs Fletcher will mako
their home upon their return to War
rcnton.
AZ the NtrGininn Cottage.
Lieutenant and Mrs. James Parker,
OF san Francisco. who have been sum
mcring At the NirGin:an Cottage at
Virginia Beach are leaving shortly for
Newport where Lieutenant Parker will
await further orders. f. H. D. Mackay
OF this city, spent the past week end
1T that cottage. following golf tour
nament in Norfolk. Others registered
al the Nirginian include Lyle McClunE.
Of Salem, brother OF Littcll McCluug,
'
world to-day; Miss Elizabeth Moore,
Miss Carr and Miss Phillips, of Balti-
more; Mrs j. c. Maree, of Pittsburgh
and Washington; Miss Elizabeth Ma
gee, Miss Sullivan, OF Philadelphia;
Mr. and Mrs, John Hanson. of Reds
Willie. y. O.; Mr.. Penn. OF North Caro-
lima; +. &. Johnston, OF Richmond;
Miss Davis Of Covington: Mrs. Frank
lin Stcarnes, OF Frederick sburE: Miss
Forsythe OF Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs
s..,,
Steele. also Of that city.
In massachusetts
Mrs T.. 4 Hall accom- panied hv her
daughter Miss c. w. Wingo, left last
week for Hudson. Mass. where they
Viii spend some time Mrs Hall and
her dauGhter viii later vsi, in Went
worth H.. and expect 10 return 10
Richmond october /.
Leaving for the White.
Mrs. T. II Elicit who sailed from
New York with party OF friends for
Europe early IN lune. returned from
abroad last Sunday morning. having
h"cn called to Richmond by the illness
Of MIR. Elicit Mr.. Elicit is now slowly
improving, and Will leave with Mrs.
Elicit for the Grccnhricr White Sui
phur Springs some time IN the next
few days.
Surprise Party.
Mrs. August Dietz Of Richmond. who
IS spending the summer at Bucl,roe
Beach and number OF other Rich
nonders, gave delightful surprise
party Wednesday night in compliment
70 Miss fricda Meredith Dietx. who
celebrated her eighteenth birthday an
ntNrrsary. The affair was held in the
dining room OF the hotel
Those present were. Misses Norma
Elise Dictz. Fricda NJ. Dietz. Grac.
Dietrich, Edith shelton. Emily schott.
Clothildc Hasscl, Sabina eraser. Sarah
!. Rove, Josephine Henninghauscn
ELSIE Miller, August Dietz. Jr.. Her
bert Rucgcr, Edward Miller Henry T.
Ruegcr, Ferdinand Ruegcr and Edward
:. Anderson, OF Richmond Henry Mon
cure, OF Williamsburg: Miss barbara
watkins. Christine Pfeifrer' and Ray
nond Ifeifer, OF Louisville. Ky.
The chaperons were Mesdames H.
c. RueScr, August Dictz. j. T. Ander-
son, H. j. eraser, Eugene c. Dietrich,
Henry Schott and Edward Schumacher
All OF Richmond.
Vocal selections were rendered by
Henry g Rucrcr. Mrs John II. Ander-
son, Jr. ana Mrs. Lily West Smith. Of
/ Richmond, and Mrs. +. Davenport, of
Following the serving Of refresh
ments the guests enjoyed the dancing
/ on The pavilion.
Returned TO tho City.
Miss Mary Il. i'rayser, of this city.
i mas been the guest during the past
"teN ol MIS- T. Louise Mayes nj her
I nome ih Grcenvillc. :. e Mrs Maycs
- state regent OF the Daughters Of
\ the American Revolution and MISC
Iia%ser Is q member Of the faculty Of
" inihrop College 1T Rock Bm. s c.
- Auinher 81 very charming affairs
We're given In honor OF Miss Frayser
during her stay in Gyeenvillc.
Visiting Relatives.
Miss "eachy + Tolley, Of Dayton.
-, VINO has been q guest of Miss mez