The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-14


ree La Nothe. OF New oriens: Helen
Gray. Nan Miller, of Richmond; Jane
Byrd Pendle;on. Evelyn Harrison.
Katherine Hodges, of Norfolk. Jenette
La Mothe. Gladys Fry. OF New Or
leans; Mabel Griffin of Savannah. Ga !:
Bessie Hamilton Browning, Constance
Haller. sorbin Spicer. Lucy Ward. OF
Lynchburs: Sarah and Byrd MEGA
vock, OF Max Meadows; Jean Wild
meyer, Virginia Driver. of Norfolk;
Messrs. Robert R.bble, Carl Owens,
Albert and Edwin Main, Pierce San
ders. of Fredericksburg: Tom and
Braxton Dew, Nat Pendleton. Melvin
Lawson, Raymond and Hartwcll
Terry, Sylvester Browning. Julian
Halter, Gurdon McGavock, Frederick
Heuser. Raymond Ewald, Raymond
Stultz, Peter Otey Miller. Prescott
Carter. Richard Bennett. Joe Brown
and Alexander Chaffln.
Concerning the Astors.
While Waldorf Aston Is busy among
his constituents in Plymouth, his wife
tformerly Mamie Langhorne) is be-
ginning 10 convalesce from nervous
breakdown, which compelled her to
quit London for a nursing home In
Scotland while the season was still
young. Her recovery has been slow
but she Is now much better She in
tends to take no risks, and probably
IL will be months before she reappears
in society,
Travelling Abroad.
Miss Lucy Fitzhugh, who went
abroad In February with Miss Eliza
beth Hedrick, Of Salisbury, N. c., and
spent the spring in Italy. is now at
Heidelberg. Miss Fftzhugh and Miss
HedrIck are having a most delightful
trip and expect to leave Germany soon
for Paris and other points on the con-
tinent.
OF Interest Here
DR.. ana Mrs Dunbar Roy, of At
lanta- left Saturday for New York and
will sail from there Tuesday for Eu-
rope. Dr. and Mrs. Roy were to have
sailed in july, going direct to London
for the International Congress of Ply
sicians and Surgeons. but were de-
layed on account of the Illness of Mrs.
Roy's father. Mr.. T. II. Elicit, who
has recovered and returned to his
home in Richmond. DR. and Mrs.
Koy Will spend some time In Vienna.
At the Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Freshman. Mr.
and Mrs. A. e. Dickerson, Mr.. and
Mrs r. s. Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. J,
r. Woody. Mrs. James Lipscombe,
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, Misses
Josie, Leila and Ruth Richardson.
and Messrs. Arden Carter, Bernard
Barker, Louis e. McAllister have re-
Gently registered at the Taker cot
tage.
Personals.
Miss Dorothy Taylor, daughter of
Naval Constructor and Mrs. David w.
Taylor, will return to Washington in
October. With her mother she Is
spending the summer at Grassdale,
the family country place. near VALID
rop. Va Miss Taylor is one of the
most popular young women in army
and navy circles.
Mrs. w. Miles Cary and Miss Lily
Cary are sailing tomorrow from Nor
folk for Boston and from there will
go to Nova Scotia to spend some time
at Digby.
Mrs. H II. seay and little son, of
Blackstone, are at Stuart Circle hos
pital for several days,
Miss Carrie Davis, of the University
who has been spending several days as
Lombardy street. returned to Char
lottesville yesterday.
Mrs. Edgar r. White, Jr., has been
the guest OF n delightful house party
given recently by Mr. and Mrs. A. r.
Hun at their cottage at Buckroe
Beach.
Mrs, Lena Culpepper and children
and Mrs. 3. Fl. Edwards are the
guests Of Mrs. w. r. harrington. OF
New Bern. N. C.
Mrs Ellen Perrin. Mrs. Baskerville
and Miss baskerville, who have been
spending the past month at Mount
Elliott are now at the Brandon
Basic City.
Misses Davis and Rita Baker are
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Kerr, OF
Clifton Forge.
Miss Hazel Lee Roberts, daughter
of Representative and Mrs Roberts,
OF Nevada, has returned to Washing
ton from Virginia. where she visited
Miss Helm at her country home, Way
anda Lodge.
The Hon. jefferson M. Levy Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff have con-
cluded their sotourn on Long Island
and have opened Monticello.
Misses Mamie and Emily Montague
are spending the month OF August at
the Virginia Hot Springs.