The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-22

Costume dances win be given Satur-
day evening in the ballroom of the
/ Homestead at the Hot Springs by the
young people for the benefit of the
local branch of the Red Cross league
/ There are rehearsals every day in the
casino. and the affair promises to be
a great success
The new green and whitc lobby
which surrounds half of the ballroom
! will be opened for the first time for
the performance.
Entertained I'm Roanoke.
! Saws the Roanoke Times:
Mrs. r. C. Amber entertained a
/ few Of the young society girls yes
terdav afternoon at bridge party
/ in honor Of Miss Evelyn Marshall. of
/ Orange, who Is visiting her sister.
! Mrs. J. Addison Reed. Three tables
/ were engaged in playing bridge. Al
1 the conclusion of the game the hos
! tess was assisted by Miss Elizabeth
I Buckner in serving dainty refresh
ments. The guests Included Miss
Evelyn Marshall, Orange. Dorothy
Hart Of Richmond: Margaret Scott,
Nellie Hobart Edith Jameson. Alice
lizard Annls Clark, Mary BucLner,
Elizabeth Buckner. Sarah Caldwell,
Virginia Caldwell Matte Taylor. of
Staunton, and Mrs. Dexter Hobbie. Jr.
"A watermelon feast and dance was
given Monday night by Miss Rosa
Rosenberg AT the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenberg.
1901 Clark avenue, s, w. In honor
of her cousin. Miss Rae Nachman, OF
Portsmouth. Va
THE pretty home was brightly H.
Illuminated. the drawing room and dim
ting room with large reception hall,
all connecting with wide arches,
mnde quito p large ball room for the
dances which wns one OF the prinCi-
pal features of the evening. Music
was also rendered and about twenty
five couples enjoyed this charming
hospitality. The out oftown guests
'n attendance were Miss Freid. Of At
j lanta. the guest of Miss Sadie Har-
rison; Mrs J. A Merchant. of Peters
burg: Miss Jennie Merchant of
Richmond, and MISC Lillian Rosen-
+ berg ~ baltimore, the guests of Mrs,
+ Harry Diamond Of Eleventh avenue;
Miss Myrtle Strauss. of Pulaski, the
guest Of Mrs Maurice Masnter; Miss
Selma Hoffman. of Savannah, the
/ guest Of Miss Maude Silliman. Miss
Esther Spiee1e. nj Bedford the guest
/ OF VI T dni MIS- JUG CptAEiFH 'His
/ Marks Of New York. and Or. Sam
/ friedman. Of Philadelphia"
/ At the Brandon.
Among tho recent arrivals at the
! Brandon hotel Basic City. are; Mr.. j.
/ l. Levy, of Richmond; Professor
James McIanore. Of the University
Of Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. SUIT
ton. Mr. s II wilkinson, Mrs r. NJ
4 Kent Miss r /. Gathright and Mr.
II. II. Corewen all of Richmond,
To Wed I'm October.
The marriage Of Miss Katharine
Ward burton. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert c, Rurton, to Mr. Ber~
nard Manning, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard I Ma~nnlng, Of Sumter, $. G.,
will take placs at 730 o'clock Wed
nesday evening October LIST, at st.
Michael and All Angels Protestant
Epi@copal Church. Baltimore. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev,
Charles Fiske. rector of the church,
assisted by Rev. a. r. berkeley Of
Philadelphia, cousin of the groom.
A reception Will follow at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Burton. 1925 West
/ 'ryvputv-secend street. for members
~ the two families and a few init
mate friends. After wedding jour
new. Mr. and Mrs. Manning will live
In Sumter.
Personal.
rJeutenant-G Governor Of Virginia and
Mrs. Ellyson have returned from q
trip to Atlantic City
Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd has re-
turned to the city. after spending sew
eral days in Winchester.
Mr.. Norvine Walker. who has beer
the guest of Mrs. r. ], Walker, II
Waynesboro. has returned TO Rich
mond.
Misses NJ. r. and NJ. Il. Williams, OF
West avenue. are spending some time
at the Buckroe Beach hotel.
Mrs John Baghy and Miss Eliza
beth Barby are spending the remain
der of the season at Natural Bridge.
Miss Ailene BEDFORD. of South Rich
mond has left for visit to friends
in Clifton Forge, and from there viii
go to Niagara and other points North
Misses Annie Cone and Mary Bid
good are at Natural Bridge for the
remainder OF the summer
Mrs. w r Snead is visiting rela-
tives in Fredericksburg.
| Mrs r. r. Gwathmey and Miss
Lucy Gwathmey have returned to
their home in Louisa. Va, after a
visit to relatives in Bristol,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Woodward and
little daughter, of New Orleans. for
merly of this city, are visiting Mrs.
y. Z. Woods.
Miss Helen ]. Schmidt and Miss
Lena Schmidt are spending several
weeks al Waynesboro Va.
MFR. George L. Parsons has returned
home after spending several days at
! Old Point.
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! ITAGERSTOWN August 12.-Wil-
! liam Whitford Powell and Miss Retta