The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
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IS Il ~ And Mrs Charles Davenport
! ana their daughter. Miss Della Daven~
n7rf left last week to spend the re-
tn1inder OF summer 1T jamestown, X.
Miss Davenport had expected 10
leaSe last week With Mrs. William III.
WHITE, Miss Emma Gray White and
M5ss Helen De witt Adams TO spend
some time travelling In Europe, but
W. unable to do 30 on account of her
health.
Return from Europe
Mr. John Aiken Branch and Miss
Eayde Branch. who have been in Eu-
rope for the last six months. returned
home last wednesday. Miss Branch
j. stopping for some time In New
York. before returning to her home
In Richmond.
Return from Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Cooke, and their
small son, Stuart Cooke. Jr.. have
iust returned TO their home In West
avenue, after spending several weeks
at Virginia Beach, and Will leave on
August sth to spend month at
'sCioverfeld," Albemarle county, the
home OF Miss r. M. Randolph.
Leave for St. Louis.
The three Lambert children. Mari |
on, Stafford and Florence. and two
maids. who have been spending sev-
erai weeks with their aunt Mrs. Stat |
ford Parker, at Virginia Beach, left
yesterday for ST. Louis. where they
viii Join their mother, Mrs. Adolphus
Busch. III.
ssay-at-Home Whist.
Mrs C. w. r. Brock entertained
the Stay Home Whist club Mon
day evening in her home in East
Franklin street. Two tables played
and top score was made by Mrs. Bland
s. Smith and Mrs Tyler The club
will meet again next week with Mrs.
Brock.
Long-Goldberg.
Miss Beatrice May Goldberg, daugh |
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J, Goldberg. and
Mr.. Walter +. Long. Jr., both OF
Portsmouth, were married at the resi-.
dence Of DIR. f. n. Calisch, in this
city, Sunday. July goth, at 1870
o'clock. The ceremony WAS witnessed
by the immediate families only.
wedding dinner followed imme- |
diateiy after the ceremony at the
Richmond hotel. MIR. and Mrs. Long
left for a an extended Northern trip.
after which they will be at home to
their. friends August lst at Ocean
Silver Tea Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid, society OF the First
English Lutheran church will give a
silver tea Thursday. July oath. from
to 6 O'clock in the home of Mrs
John A Deitrick. on the Nine-mile
road. The public In cordially Invited
TO attend.
In Honor of Guests.
Mrs J n. Hewitt. of 426 Seventh
avenue, Roanoke. was the hostess
Friday afternoon of n lovely card
party in honor of Misses Myrtle and
Ethel Ellison. and Josephine Rabineu,
OF this city, Mrs. Hewitt was assisted
in receiving her guests by Mrs. Ebert
Dickerson, of Roanoke. and Mrs. o. Il.
Dickerson. of Vinton. The table. from
which an Ice course was served, was
prettily decorated with clematIs and
nasturtiums. The guest list included
DIR. and Mrs. Jack Fitzpatrick. Mr..
and Mrs q. II. Dickerson, Mr. and
Mrs Ebert Dickerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. y. Hewitt Misses Ethel and Myrtle
Ellison and Josephine Rabineau, OF
Richmond. Misses katherine Sander
syn and Ola May Sanderson. of Roam
oke, and Mr.. Frank Craig, of Ninton.
Personals.
Mr.. w. ErSkine Buford has return
ed 10 his home in this city after
spending the weekend at Charlottes-
Vile
Miss Marie Rust and Miss Sophie
Hooper expect TO leave town the sec
Gotham. Va
Mrs w. B. Brooks. of Macon, Ga
4s visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. ]. n Hunter In West Grace
street.
Mrs. Adolph Schmalxried OF Dallas,
Texas, is visiting Mrs. J. II. Layne, of
2 North Tark street. this city.
Miss Margaret Glass Williams, of
Danviile, is the guest of her uncle.
Attorney General Samuel w. Will
1ian1s. She viii later attend a house
party at Ocean View
Miss Susan McPheeters. Of Raleigh,
Is spending some time with Mrs
Spencer Plummer, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George u Morgan. Of
Park avenue. are spending ten days
tn Nova Scotia.
Mrs Mary de Witt Adams. Miss
Marianne Meade and Miss Martha
Valentine are spending the remainder
OF the summer in jamestown. r. I.
Mr.. Frederick w. Scott who has