The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24

Mc0fil, Of RaAford. the guest OF Mrs.
Joseph W. Cex; Mrs. william WEIGH.
OF Annapolis. Ma, who IL visiting Mrs.
Rockink ham Paul Of Roanoke.
In Honor Of Visitors.
Mrs John Michael entertained
Thursday In Waynesboro with a most
enjoyable hay ride in honor OF Miss
Elvira Vaughan. Of Richmond. and
Miss Madge K0ter, Of Dayton, Va.
The guests assembled at Mrs.
Michaeis home. on Wayne avenue.
and left In large hay wagon about
o'clock. After ride of several hours
the jolly party returned home and a
number Of delicious watermelons were
cut on the beautiful lawn of the
Michaels home. Among the guests
were: Misses May Arbuckle, Ruth
Cabeil, LottieA and Lillian Fox. Blan-
dine Coiner, Aachel Walker. Of Rich
mond; Mary Frances Bratton. of
Marlinton, w. Va; Helen Michael,
Madge Keiter. and Elvira Vaughan;
Messrs Jack Palmer. Granville Sutton,
of Petersburg; Swinton Roapcap.
Charles Hanger, Joe Matherson. Ed.
White. Randolph Cabell, Richard
mond. Chaperones, Mrs. Charles
Phipp. Of North Carolina. and Mrs.
John Michael.
Attractive Gard Party.
A very attractive card party was
given Tuesday evening at the Green
wood house. Greenwood. Va, by Mr..
f. w. Harris. in honor Of his guest,
Mr.. Victor II. Knapp. Of Charleston,
w. va. Progressive five hundred was
played. the card scores being views OF
the Blue Ridge mountains. Ices and
Lady Baltimore cake were served.
The first ladies' prize was won by
Mrs. Raymond Duvall. of Portsmouth,
and the consolation by Miss Fannie
Busby, of Richmond. The first gem
tlemen's prize was won by Mr.. Sutton,
Of Richmond. The consolation went
to Mr.. Stuart Sorg. OF Richmond.
Among the new arrivals at the
Greenwood house are Rev. c. c.
THUNDER. Hinton. W. Va: Mr.. V. II.
Knapp, Charleston. w. va: Captain
w. Dixon Foster. Charleston. S. c..
Mrs. j. r. Roane and daughter, Miss
Ethel, of Richmond; Misses Agnes and
Margaret Parish, of Richmond; Mr..
Charles Worley, of Clifton Forge;
Mrs. Harry N. Phillips and daughter.
of Richmond: Mr.. James b. Marks. of
Roanoke: Miss Fannie Beasley. of
Richmond; Misses Helen and Ethel
Delame. OF Richmond. Miss Natele.
Of Richmond: Miss Grace Digger, OF
Farmville; Mrs. Augusta Treller. of
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Saville.
Mr.. Sutton. and Mrs. c. F. Hutchens.
OF Richmond.
engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee s. Harris, of Phiia-
deIphia, announce the engagement OF
their sister, Miss Bland Hinton. to
Mr.. Thomas Seldom Macon, both of
this city. The marriage will be SOL
emnized September 30th, at o'clock
in the evening. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Harris, in Philadelphia. Mr..
and Mrs. Macon will be at home to
their friends, after October 10th. at
the Gramont apartment, Grace street,
corner Monroe, this city.
Personal.
Misses Elizabeth Jones and Eliza
beth Kelley, who has been spending
some time past as the guests OF friends
in Culpeper, have returned to the
city.
Mr.. Randolph Maynard Ia spending
some time at the White Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Elizabeth Bigger, OF Yonkers.
n Y, who is now the guest of Miss
street. is leaving Thursday for her
home In Yonkers
Mr.. and Mrs William Miller are at
Providence. r. l.. where they will re-
main for several days
Miss Lucy Beveridge. of Louisa, Is
spending the week END with friends
in the city
Mrs. Howard Hoge and family are
the guests of Mrs. Andrew Jamison,
in Mount Airy, n. c.
Misses Mabel and Carrie watkins
who have been the guests OF Mrs
Travis q. Watkins, in North Lom-
hardy street, have returned to Peters
burg.
DR.. Walter NJ. Brunei. OF New
York, who recently underwent a sur
gical operation at Polytechnic hos
pital. is recuperat!ng at his home in
Petersburg.
Mrs. RI. L. Anderson and DR. How
ard Boatwright are the guests of
their sister, Mrs. J. II. Mabry. at
her home in Roanoke avenue. New
port News
Miss Vivian boswell. who has been
visiting relatives in Newport News.
has left for Boston, Mass. where she
will spend some time.
Miss Louise Burns. OF Accomac