The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06

July I was very quietly celebrated
here. the few people remaining in
town that occasion spending the
day mt the various clubs within reach
OF the city by automobile and car
riage. There were some few interest
Ing functions given at the Country
Club In the late evening. and there
was music and dancing following dim
ner at the clubhouse The dinner ia
bles arranged on the terrace were
decorated in tiny flags and red and
white roses and big bowls OF roses
were used in the main reception hall.
The Governor of Virginia and practi-
cally every member OF his stan at
tended tho celebration in Gettysburg.
Mrs. William Hodges Mann returned to
the city Yesterday afternoon. having
spent the past week in Petersburg as
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Patrick
Hamilton.
Summer resorts at shore and noun
tain are rapidly opening up. and the
middle OF the month will find nearly
all Of the cottages a the White and
the Virginia Hot Springs occupied with
gay parties OF fashionable society. The
continued heat has driven society out
OF town in hurry, and country places
throughout the state have been opened
for the season weeks in advance of
the usual custom of their owners and
occupants The summer exodus abroad
this year is unusually large, and num-
bers OF the debutantcs of the coming
winter season are spending the sum
mer time in Old World capitals ac-
ou;rinC pretty frocks and an inter-
esting accent, IS we'll as favors for
their Comingout ball.
Senator and Mrs. John w. Kern who
have recently completed lovely sum-
mer home in the mountains Of Nir-
cinia. have been entertaining guests
Of prominence at their country estate
- y nnty mr.
as we'll as the Fourth. Senator and
Mrs. Kern had as their guests at Kern
Cliff" Senator and Mrs. PoindeHter. of
Washington. and Mr. and Mrs. Lucian
II. Cooke. of Roanoke.
Another interesting affair OF the past
week was the dinner rendered George
Johnson at the Grecnbricr White Sui
phur Springs II was most elabo-
rate function in every detail and
guests from all over the country went
10 the White to be present al the en-
tertainment
Society in town intends to while
away the summer days with all sorts
Of small and cool parties. where one
NAV he agreeable or disasreeable as
the mood may please. and the congo
niality of the guests is a thing as
sured. There is 10 be music and in
formal dancing at the Country Club
OF Virginia three evenings in each
week and an automobile party rarely
passes that ii does not stop for tea
Tennis and golf will come in for a
large share of attention, now that the
bigger society functions are done up
in metaphorical moth balls ana cam
phor and outdoor life and outdoor
sports will claim the society that is
left behind.
Leaving Town.
Mrs Alfred Randolph and her two
children, who have been here for sew
~, -,.-,t Ia e.. ,Ar'e
rents. Mr. and Mrs. James p. Pace,
Will leave this week for New York.
From New York they will sail on
Thursday for their home in England.
Mrs. William H. White and her daugh-
ter. Miss Emma Gray White. accom-
panied by Misses Della Davenport and
Helen Adams, also expect to sail for
Europe this week. They will sail from
New York on Saturday. and do not
expect to return TO Richmond until
late in the coming autumn.
Mrs. Anderson ut the Bench.
Mrs. st. George Anderson, of this
city, is registered at the Virginia Cot
tage al Virginia Beach for quite an
extended stay, and where she will be
joined shortly by her brother. Alex
ander Weddell Mr.. Weddcll has just
returned from Sicily and is visiting
relatives here for some time. Others
stopping al the Nirginian are: Miss
Nenable. of Richmond: Mr. Bragg and
Mr.. Parker OF Roanoke; Miss Taylor
OF LynchburG; Mrs Stewart of New
York Miss Garnett, OF Richmond Mrs.
FRANKLIN Stcarncs. of fredericksburg:
Mrs. Crutchheld. OF Richmond: l. D.
Mackay. Miss Chase and Miss Rhoads.
OF Philadelphia
Reach Housc Party.
Miss Juliet Anderson is spending
some time at Virginia Beach as the
guest OF Mrs philip V. Cocbill. OF
4 ft..S sold n -
ing :, very delightful and charming
house party OF ;'oGng people at the
beach for several weeks this month.
and great many affairs Of interest
have been planned in their honor.
Observation-Disclosures
An interesting wedding was cele-
brated last Monday night at the Jeff
!eison Club, when Miss Irene Galeski
became the bride Of Louis Michaels, Of
New York. the Rev. T.. y Cal!sch d. D.
performing the ceremony The ball
room Of the club was bcautifuuy deco
rated in palms ana flowers. and the
@r'"'' took rl2ce beneath bower
OF roses and trailing vines The bride.
VINO entered on the arm of her father.
wore handsome gown OF white en-
bToidcred crepe charmeuse trimmed in
pearls and duchess lace and carried a
shower bouquet Of lilies OF the valley
and white roses. Mrs Raymond l.
Straus, sister Of the bride. was matron
OF honor. ana wore a gown OF pink
crepe de chine made with an overdr ess
Of lace She carried a arm bouquet OF
Killarney roses The bridesmaids, Miss
khea O!sho. OF Philadelphia Miss Helen
Michaels, Of Sew York Miss Ruth
Trauerman ana Miss Helen Galeski we're
gowned alike IN white lingerie frocks
over pink and carried hats filed with
pink roses ana French daisies The
groom was attended by 10 Galeski as
best man. and The ushers were Messrs.
Joe Roscnblott of Providence. r. /;
Leroy Goldberg OF New York. Herbert
Lab. OF Philadelphia. pr Gerald Eze-
kie! ana Raymond Straus
some Of the out-uf-jown guests pres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs NJ D. Michaels.
Mrs y. E!!er. AIRS Charles M!chaels,
Mrs J. Olsho, OF Philadelphia: Miss
Hermione Bennett, OF Norfolk. and 9th
crs. Mr.. ana Mrs Nichaels have gone
North on their wedding trip and viii
be at home at 81 Fuller Place, Brook
iyn y. y, after September 10
\ Carnival.
= charity event Of the week tina, is
10 be unique and thoroughly delight
iul affair VIII be the carnival for the
Ice Mission, that Will be given on the