The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29

Mr.. George W. Stevens was host this
week at one Of the most elaborate and
beautiful dinner parties ever given at
the White Sulphur Springs. The at
fair was in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Bolding. of Philadelphia. The
large table had as center decoration
q huge swan vase containing six dozen
American Beauty roses and a profu-
sion Of lilies OF the valley. The places
were marked with corsages and bout
tonnicres Of American Beauty roses
and lilies OF the valley, and each chair
was tied with the roses and red gauze.
The guests included a number OF the
distinguished men and women who
are summering at the White Sulphur.
Invitations Issued
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lewis Camp
bell have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Helen
Peyton Worsham to Mr.. Robert Al
win Hall, Of this city. The wedding
will be brilliant church affair arr
September 10th. at 8 o'eloch. -. tae
Pulaski Presbyterian church, Pulaski,
Va
Interesting Announcement.
An engagement Of great interest
here just announced Is that OF MISS
Susie Lucille Bell. daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Adolphus O. Bell, Of VIII
mington. Fluvanna county, Va, 70
Mr.. Allan Thomas Shepherd. formerly
OF Fhuvanna, but now OF Richmond.
Miss Bell Is a charming young girl
and has many friends here She Ii
q sister of Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler, Jr..
of Roanoke. and of Mrs. Clifton Nj.
Miller, of Richmond.
Mr.. Shepherd Is member of the
firm OF Shepherd 4 Bryant, prominent
architects OF Richmond. The we'd
.~xIf3 $atx x.la at n.
Va. on October 21st, and is one OF
the most interesting of the early fall
To Spend Fall In Virginia
Mrs. Douglas Huntley Gordon. OF
baltimore, who recently returned from
Atlantic City 10 the Orchards. the
beautiful country home OF MT. ana
Mrs. Gordon. on Charles street. ex-
tended, VIII spend the early tail az a.
their hunting lodge in Rappahannock
county, Virginia, whore Mr.. Gordon
will join her later.
For Miss Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alexander Karnes
entertained at their home. In Mel
rose boulevard. Roanoke, this week
in honor OF Miss Pearl Wilson. Of this
city. who is visiting Miss Anna Tucker,
of II Tazeweli avenue, Roanoke.
The porch and hall were beaut-
fully decorated with ferns, roses and
Japanese lanterns, among which were
dainty little card tables where many
were enjoying the popular game OF
seven up set back. etc, Punch was
served throughout the evening.
Professors Holroyd and Goodman
rendered quite a number Of violin
solos accompanied by piano. AT a
late aour delicious ice course was
served
Those enjoying the hospitality Of
MIR ard Mrs karnes were. Miss
fearie Wilson, OF Richmond. Va. !:
Miss Mary Hylton. Miss Anna Tucker,
VI IS Mauie Eiliton. Miss Minnie
Eunoa, Miss Alice Goodman. Messrs.
C,faysoa Halter, Frank Craig, Iorne
Holroyd. Professor and Mrs. NJ. F.
lioiroya. MIR and Mrs. George Ham.
SIR. and Mrs A. II. Karnes. Mr.. and
Mrs f. r ElMmyer and Mrs J. p.
Garter
Dance at Greenwood.
The Greenwood House. Greenwood.
VIA haas been the scene OF "a number
1T charming parties recently. among
sbttti- being very enjoyable dance
when r3ans hi hmandrrs were pres
tnG Agac rs fhose dancing wefe Mrs,
G. e Il ddick, Of Richmond: Mrs. l..
X &tufE. IT &avneShaHo. Mrs, Ray
mofG buvall. 81 Portsmouth, Misses
Anra q "a sanle Taylor. If Richmond
MlsNee Macy and Martha McCue, OF
Alton Miss Anna I{agt. of Ashland :
Misses Margaret apd Agnes Parish. ct
Richmond. ~ sses virginia. Florence
ara Gertrude Stumpf. ~ Richmond;
Miss Matte McGue Of AftHas Miss
Jones, Of Richmond; Miss Margaret
HUFF. al isarlysvllle. Misses He2eh ana
Ethel tseasiry. Of Richmond; Miss
Grace Digger. Of Farmvtlle, Misses
Ethel, Evelyn and Frederteka Harris.
Of Grce nwooa; Miss Grace Sorg. or
Richmond. Miss Sue Torpkins. Of
Richmond Miss Gertrude. Of Ports