The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
Social and Personal

Fashionable society has been seat
toring for the heated term very rapid
~ during the past few days. and the
mountain resorts, the cottages ~ the
sea are fast filling up for the sea-
son. The Grecnbrier White SULPHUR
Springs Is ono of the most noted re-
sorts In the South aud a large con-
tingent of Richmond people spend a.
portion. at least. of every summer
there. John p Branch and Miss E:iic
Branch are now occupying their cot
ta6e at the White. where they expect
TO remain until late in the autumn. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson are also
among the Richmond people there Ny,
and Mrs. Spencer l.. Garter, Of Balti-
more, have joined the lattcr's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson, at the White
for a months stay.
Sir. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
and their daughter. Miss Sarah Haniil-
ton. have also gone to tho White Sui
phur for an extended stay. before re-
turning 10 their home in Petersburg
In Amelia.
Miss Elizabeth Muaford and her sis
ter. Miss Norvell Munford. left yester-
day for Amelia Courthouse. where they
will spend the next ten days as the
guests of friends. Upon their return
some time later In the month they
will join their parents. Nr. and Mrs
Edward s. Munford. in trip TO Call
fornia and other places OF interest
through the West
Charity Carnival.
Society that has remained in town
is much Interested In the midsum mcr
carnival that is to take place this even
ing on the south side of the 1900 block
OF Hanover Avenue. IT Is 10 be held
for the Ice Mission. and the patronesses
for the affair include Mrs. g. +. Cole.
Mrs G. b. Williams. Mrs p w
Stearnes, Mrs. II. II. Wallis. Mrs. Elijah
- Il -,
Mrs w. w. Hardwicke. Mrs. s. r..
Hughes. Mrs. a. L. Thomas. Mrs. a. r.
Gum. Mrs. ]. i. Dcnty. Mrs. G. T.. Van
dcrslice and Mrs. James =. Thomas.
This Will be porch carnival and at
fractions OF ali sorts and kinds have
been arranged for each veranda.
Decorations are TO be in bright colored
lanterns and summer flowers. and the
public Is cordially invited 10 attend.
GucStr of Relatives.
Mrs. Charles w. Kitterman. OF Wash
ington. is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
n T. Yanccy, ut her home at the Gar
land Hotel In South Boston. Mrs.
Yancey has also had her guest re-
Gently her cousin. Miss Jane wilkins,
Of Lynchburg. Miss wilkins spent scv-
oral weeks visiting In South Boston.
On Camping Party.
Miss Cornelia Maeill. OF Richmond,
left Tuesday for Montreal y. c. where
she will join camping party for sew
cral weeks, before returning 70 her
home hcre. Miss Mngin has been the
guest OF Miss Helen Becker In Roam
oke for the month OF june, and great
many delightful affairs were given In
her honor during her visit TO that city.
stay-at-Home Whist Club
The STAY att Home Whist Club met on
Monday evening at the home OF Mrs.
j. c. Limb on West Grace Street The
highest score was made by Mrs. Lamb
and Admiral Harric Webster. The club
will be entertained, rs usual, on next
Monday evening, and the meeting VIII
be held at the residence of Mrs. G.
w. p. Brock. goo East Franklin Street.
Manifestations.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mumford Boase
announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Louise, TO benjamin Pierce Wheat
ley, the ceremony having taken place