The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
Social and Personal

Der IS at r. NJ Mrs. " " Randolph,
who had expected to attend the or,
ganization OF this new chapter in New
Kent county, was detained by Illness
Lenves for Roanoke.
MISS Edith Lesson. of London Eng
land, who has been in Richmond all
summer. has left for Roanoke While
In Richmond, Miss Leeson, who has
STUDIED under Sargent and Alma Tad
ema. painted portraits of Miss Frances
scott. Mrs. Hugh Campbell and Mrs
Horace Wexford Jones. She expects to
return to Richmond before sailing for
England. some time late in the autumn
PuInsIsi Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Peyton
| Worsham Campbell, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Campbell. to Herbert
Alvin Hall. son of Mr.. and Mrs James
Hail, OF Norfolk. took place yester-
day morning ut o'clock in the Pres
byterian Church at Pulaski. the Rev
carr >. Matthews. pastor of the bride
oinciating. The church was decorated
| In potted plants and white roses, and
Hensel Eckman played the wedding
marches. Miss Margaret Camp. of this
city, sang AS Long as Life Shall Last"
very softly during the ceremony.
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away, and
wore travelling gown OF blue cloth
with a modish hat TO match. She car
ricd bouquet OF orchids. Her maid
OF honor Miss Mary Ella Darst, Of
this city. was gowncd in pink embroid-
cred chiffon made over crepe meteor
and her bouquet was OF pink roses
g. Leslie Hall, OF Norfolk, attended the
groom as his best man
small reception for the bridal party
and a few relatives and out of-town
guests followed the ceremony, and Mr.
and Mrs. Hall left later for Northern
ad ~ INC 81, 4.
n distance attended the wedding were
DIR. and Mrs W Il. Fuqua OF Rad
! ford; MI. and Mrs. Karl Kregloe, OF
! Roanoke. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Van Doren
of Roanoke: Phil Campbell. OF Whit
| ing. y. c.: Joseph T. Campbell of Win
! ston- Salem. y. c.. Miss frankie Camp
bell of Salem: Mr.. Frank Thomas. Of
La lafayette. and Miss L. Cary Breckin-
ridge OF Fincastle.
On Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall V. Butler. Mrs.
NJ. w. Graves. Mrs. Fairfax c. Jones
and William Goodall left Richmond
! yesterday morning for an extended au-
tomobile trip through the Valley Of
Virginia. The first stop will be made
AT "Springnelds." in Orange County.
near Gordonsville.
Historical Evening.
The Amelia Chapter United Daugh-
tcrs of the Confederacy. will hold it's
V.
September IL, in the Amelia High
School. Mrs. r. H. Bruce, historian
of the chapter, will preside, and among
the papers TO be read Will be one on
the Confederate Flags" by Mrs T. &.
| Rogers. Four little girls. members Of
the Junior Chapter, will carry Confed-
crate flags, and will in turn present
| them TO the audience as they are de-
scribed by the writer. There will be
music also, and the public is cordially
invited to attend.
At "Summer Rest"
Mrs. George y. Barksdale. of this
city. who has been i'll at the home Of
her brother in Maryland for the past
teveral weeks. is now convalescent
Mrs. Barksdale has returned to SUN
mer Rest" where the crowded summer
caused the nervous breakdown which
compelled her to go away for rest and
recovery
IN the Mountains
NJ. ID. Cornell. OF Paterson, \. J., who
has been spending his vacation with
his son, DIR. NJ j. Conneli, at his home
IN this city left Tuesday for the Blue
Ridge Mountains, accompanied by DIR.
Connell. They expect to return to
Richmond September 1G
Guests Entertained.
Misses Ophelia and Daisy Bray. of
Richmond; Mrs. H w Baughman, Miss
Martha Baughman. Harry and Croxton
Saughman of West Point. have been
guests of c.. w. Smither of Church
View. for some time. Mrs. George c.
Mckann entertained Mr.. Smither's
guests for the past Weekend at her
nome near Salmos.
Dance at basic.
Mrs +. Percy 10th was hostess Fri
day night at n dance given at the
Brandon Hotel, in Basic City in honor
Q: her guests. Miss Elizabeth Clemmer,
OF Middlebrook; Miss Catherine Owens.
CT Baltimore, and Miss Corine Jones' of
Lynchburg. Those dancing were Miss
Gertrude Carter. of Richmond; Miss
Matte Baskerville, Richmond, Miss
Kate Glasscock. of Suffolk; Miss H.
Jones. Of Roanoke; Miss Mary Beat
wright. Of Suffolk. and Messrs. w. r.
Talbot, John Smith, Herbert Webb, of
Staunton; w. Mckay Fetzer, G.. G.
Sarcher. Blacksburg; r. NJ Kirkland,
Covesville; Mortz and Carl 10th. NAL
colin McComb. The chaperons Included
Mrs. Percy 10th, Mrs. o. +. Robertson.
Orlando, Fla; Mrs. Baskerville. Rich
mond.
Miss Clemmer made her debut in
Richmond last season. when great
deal of handsome entertaining was
done in her honor
Stny-nt-IIOme Whist Club
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
Monday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Cotton Chaplin, on FLOYD
Avenue. the highest score being made
by Mrs. Chaplin and Mr.. Cary. The
club will meet again next Monday even
Ing with Mr.. and Mrs Chaplin.
Visiting I'm Washington.
Mrs. John Garland Pollard and her
daughter. Miss Susie Pollard. OF .Ginter
Park, left baltimore Monday to spend
some time In Washington before re-
turning to this city. Mrs. Pollard and her
daughter have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. H. Townes. at their home in
Baltimore for the past week.
Moonlight Outing.
The Boys Baraca Society. of the
Highland Park Methodist Church Will
Jun moonlight excursion to- Dutch