The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-07
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL.

Miss Virginia whitley, OF Baltimore.
VINO Is the guest OF Miss Nora Ran
doiph, on Grove Avenue tor several
weeks. entertained at IA very charming
and informal affair ut the Country Club
Of Virginia Monday morning Miss
Whitley gave a pool party, followed by
luncheon. and twelve guests were
entertained. The luncheon was served
on the terrace Of the club and the
table was decorated in pink roses
At Virginia BencI,.
Numerous informal functions are
given each week AT the COTTAGES at Nir-
GINA Beach. and each evening chorn-
lcles delightful succession Of events
given by people spending the summer
season by tho sea. one OF the most
interesting affairs given recently took
place at the kinscy cottage. some
thirty eueats being present. when II
porch party and transformations roast
was held there Saturday evening.
rehtcolored lanterns and flowers
decorated the porch surrounding the
cottage. and lish, refreshments were
served later in tho evening
number OF Richmond people arc
spending this month ~ the Fitzhugh
cottage at Virginia Beach Some Of
those recently registered there include
Miss Jane Marshall Taylor. who Is
guest OF MISC Cornelia Taylor. sidney
T. Adair, OF CoYington. who IS a guest
Of Mrs. AdaJr; Miss Roberta Elerscn.
Mrs. Webster and Miss Suzanne Alex
ander, all OF this city
BnclS from Atlnutfc city.
Nj. ana Mrs Nlbin Nntherwood and
their daughter. Miss Mary Ncthcrwc Cd.
have returned to Forest hin after a
trip OF several days 10 Atlantic city.
Nh and Mrs Ncthcrword aud their
daughter were accompanied 10y Mas
Sadie Hines Newly. Of Rocky Mount,
G.. 10 Atlantic CITY.
Atrnctjvr Cnrd Pnrty.
Miss Mallie ana Major. Miller. who
are spending III" suInmer months in
fayetteville, entertained a. cards last
Friday morning In honor or their
guests. Miss Lois Richardson. OF Rich
inond. and Miss Mary Ward. OF Lynch
burg. There were six tables engaged.
and auction bridge and five hundred
were played. Following the game.
luncheon vas served AZ the small
tables, which were arranged with
slender vases u yellow flowers Tho
Misses Miller have been entertaining
Wythey!lle for the past weak. and Fov-
eral Richmond girls have neen included
in III" guests present
Interesting: Announce
The following cable from sHior!cs
appeared In The sunday !ssuc o. tho
New Yorl; Herald:
John :. Kehl, American connul ~
Salonica. announces the erRaEeinort o.
his daughter. Naori! Louise. 10 Richard
) Workman. OF Henderson. y. g.. who
IS corrected with Ii" American To-
bacco Company. AZ KRvRl.n."
hIr Worihatr !, soU'ot Mrr NJ l..
WORKMAN, 81 This city. md q nephew ot
Mrs r r Manning and { y. Lewis. OF
Henderson. y G.
Ronnoke Wedding.
4 pretty marriage was celebrated
Tuesday night VITA Fannie Louise
Byrd. daughter O. William Ardrow
Griffin. hecame tho bride o: William
Gri:tith Meredith. OF Worth. w Va,
the Rev J. howard Wells pastor @:
Trinity Church. IN Roanokc oficiH'!rS
The parlors we're decorated with
Spanish moss testoonirg tho hrchwRvr.
iuantels. stairway and chRriqlicrr in
Iermineled with quantities OF golden
glow
Miss Lucy Taylor presided a, The
piano. and played Mendelssohn.s Wed
ding March as the bridal party entered.
TIL. brid. entered with her father. who
gave her In marriage. and the groom =
pest man was his hrother Melvin Mere
dith u Blackwoif. " Va. The bride
wore white hrocada charmeuse with
duchess lace trimmings and court
train with q long veil and carried
Bride roses The matron % honor
Mrs L. T Dewitt. OF Kno%y!lle, . sis
ter Of tho groom. wore 81 white crepe
gown over yellow silk The -FOUR