The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-22

Miss Rosena steinbrecher Later in
the fall the Misses Steinbrecher will
visit Atlantic City.
Recent Affairs.
Mira. Daniel Herbert Schweyer. Of
Easton. Pa entertained last Friday
evening at a dinner IN honor Of her
guest Miss Lucy Talbot Lewis, of this
city. Mrs Schweyer also gave a card
party in Miss Lewis's honor on Sat
urday.
The cotillion given at the White Sui
phur Springs Monday evening by
Thomas b. Paine. John Herndon
French. Henry w. Anderson, 10 Lane
Stern, John Aiken Branch. D. Manley.
Billups Phinizy. H. snowden Marshall,
Marion Whaley and Garrett W. Wall
for 100 couples was one of the smart
est affairs OF the summer. The draw
ing groom. ballroom and grill were re-
served for the party, and were beau
tifully decorated. The musicians were
hidden behind screen of palms. as
paragus vines and pink roses, which
were also used in the trellises which
hid the walls Handsome gauze and
ivory fans were distributed during one
of the figures. which were alternately
led by Mr.. Paine and Colonel Stern.
Charity AGnfrs.
The open-air concert and lawn party
and Beverly Streets this evening at 8
O'Clock for st. Lukes Episcopal Church
is 10 be an event of much interest
Decorations will be most unique and
charming, and the program arranged
for the evening an unusually good one
The committee in charge OF the affair
includes Mrs. w. p. Stutz. Mrs Gray.
Messrs. Ncidgermayer. Sansbury. Wade
and Walton, and all interested are cor
daily invited to attend
The Francis Willard League, w. T.
L. a, will hold a lawn party this eve
ming at the residence of Mrs. S. L.
Cole, 1920 Westham Avenue, Woodland
Heights. This lawn fete was post
poncd from Tuesday on account of the
Indictment weather, and the public Is
Invited.
In Wytheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Warren, of this
city, are spending some time In Wythe
vile at the home of Miss jamie Obj
honey. in that place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren and their daughter have re-
Gently returned from short stay at
the Blue Ridge Springs
In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Claude NJ. Dean and her little
son. Maurice. who have been at the
Allegheny Inn. at Goshen. for the past
month. are now at Mrs knights cot
tage at Atlantic City. Mr.. Dean has
returned to Richmond, after spending
several weeks with his family at
Goshen.
Returned to Richmond.
Miss Esther Gary has returned to
her homo in Richmond, after a stav
or several weeks ut Ocean View. Miss
Marie Gary and Miss Rebecca Newell
who have been visiting friends in North
Carolina. have also returned to the
city.
In and Out of Town.
Mrs Irving. who have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Patton, on West
FRANKLIN Street. have returned to Dan
VILE.
Miss Dorothy Weimhoff. of Kentucky,
VIII arrive in Richmond the last of the
month to visit Miss Ada Fill
Miss Margaret Gordon. of this city.
is visiting Mrs. Charles Senff at West
Morris, Conn.
ter, Miss Lena NJ. Schmidt, are spend
Ing few weeks In Waynesboro
Dr.. Philip Taylor returned to Rich
mond yesterday. after a trip to Nova
Scotia. Quebec and Montreal. Canada
Russell G. Smith and Albert Lyle are
visiting Charles Fowler at Mobjack,
Mathews County.
Mrs. r. D. Smith. who has been at
Buckroe Beach for some time past,
has returned to the city
Mrs. Osborn Wells is expected home
Sunday. having spent two months In
New York City.
Miss Louise Sheppard has returned
to her home on Grove Avenue, after
visit to the Rockbridge Alum Springs
Miss Ada Fill, who has been the guest
of friends near Alton, has returned to
Richmond.
w. a. Splitting and a. Sutterlin left
town this week for stay Of several
weeks at the Virginia Hot Springs.
Robert Brock and Samuel Samson,
who have been quests of friends at
Ocean View. have returned to Rich
mond.
Miss Rhoda Deitrick, of Grove Ave-
nue. is leaving town In few days to
visit friends in Chatham.
Miss Virginia Marshall, of Ashland,
has returned to her home. after a stay
Of several weeks in Florida.
Miss Doris Hoppe. who is the guest