The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
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There have been several weddings
OF note in the last several days an
unusual happening for the month of
July. certainly, since most of the sum
mer weddings are celebrated early in
tho season and arc pretty generally
we'll over by the last OF June. These
have been lovely homo ceremonies with
setting OF midsummer flowers and
bridesmaids in Nlmy gowns and but-
fet supper served in old gardens fol
lowing. The honeymoon Is an inter-
estinG journey 10 a pleasant place by
automobile. and the summer Will be
concluded at some ideal country home
prior to the return 10 the city apart
mcNts Many charming house parties
are in progress at cottages at the sea
shore, and the bis country estates that
dot the state and most of the younger
society set are participating in these
House dances and small affairs OF more
than passing interest serve TO enter
tain the guests. and the days pass in
n happy procession OF small things
The first OF next month viii see the
season well on AT all OF the big noun
tain resorts. and balls and dances ga
lore VIII bc given hy the smart set
sulnmering at these delightful places
The lure on the Northern coast and
the New England watering places IS
Very strong and Richmond people III
large numbers arc departing daily for
shire mountains. Canada draws a
great many society folk from Rich
muud each season. and North Hatlcy
Is one or the favored resorts that has
a regular contingent of southern pco-
Pile summcring there. The summer
time wherever IL is spent, whether at
fashionable springs or in country
places or cottage by the sea, is
always an informal time. and the gath
eriugs are Of a necessity limited and
VERY pleasant
Miss Hatcher Engaged.
Mrs William L. Hatcher, Of "Careby
HAN" Fork Union. has announced the
enlargement OF her daughter. Eliza
beth Herndon TO Henry Wiuu Sadlcr
Miss Hatcher is quite we'll known
throughout the state. having been for
several years associated With her
father. the late Dr. William L Hat
cher. in his work at tho Fork Union
Military Academy. Recently she has
spent the greater part OF her time in
the North and travelling with friends
in Europe MI Sadler. who is a native
OF Virginia. now makes his home in
Georgia. where he is prominently
known in business circles The we'd
ding viii be celebrated at the home Of
the brides mother some time in Oc
tobcr.
The announcement is of the greatest
interest To society in Richmond, the
brides father having been pastor of
tho Grace street Baptist Church here
for twenty-siN years Miss Hatcher
is ono Of several sisters that have been
prominent in educational and musical
circles throughout the North, as well
as tho South. and her wedding Will be
one OF the important events of the fall
season
Camping in the Mountains.
\ party consisting OF Melvin L. sui
~
pisgS are camping in the Allegheny
Mountains about ten miles beyond Mill
horo They expect TO remain in camp
for the next several weeks
rrett! Dinner.
Mr. ana Mrs l.. $. Evans. Of Spar
tanburr : c.. We're hosts at birth
day dinner given for Mrs l.. W. Moore
of Richmond, ut the vireinian cottage
at Virginia Beach last Tuesday eve
ming Covers were laid for fourteen
and number OF lovely gifts were pre-
scented 10 the guest OF honor
Among those rccenty registered AT
the Nirginian Cottage are My. and Mrs.
Parker. United states Navy Mrs Nc
Fall, OF Danvlle, James McFan, Mr..
Chase and Miss Chase, OF Philadelphia;
Miss Rhoads Of Philadelphia Nh and
Mrs. L. Evans, OF Spar:anbiIrs, :.
c. Miss Marie Evans. Nh and Mrs
l.awton Crutchhcld, and little son. OF
this city; William Stewart, al Ncno
zuela George Layton. OF Roanoke Ran
ids y G. Mr. and Mrs Roberts ana
Miss Roberts Of Roanoke
I" Ni>it Relatives.
Mrs u o'Sulliyan viii leave town
Tomorrow To visit her sister Mrs
Walker : rtsey, Who has taken a cot
taae at Isle Of Palms $ G, for the
summer. Mrs. Sullivan was detained
IL Richmond r..woch or account of the
sudden !llMeas a. hs. nephew, I! v