The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-01

I for the past several weeks. Mrs.
Thompson has had as her guests Mr..
and Mrs. d r. Allen and baby. Mrs.
w. +. Flanagan and J. f. McCurley.
OF Baltimore. Mr.. McCurley has re-
Gently returned from an extended trip
through the West that included Mac
kinac Island. Michigan; Chicago and
Memphis. Tenn. He is now at his
home in Baltimore.
stanton Ounce.
a pretty dance took place Wednes-
day night in the pavilion OF Gypsy
| Hill Park, in Stanton. when num-
Der Of the young men gave an inform
al subscription dance. The chaperones
were Mrs. Franklin Hanger and Mrs
Frank Bell. Among those dancing
were Miss Frances Wheat. OF Rich
mond. with John White: Miss Ruth
Cabcll. Of Waynesboro. with ". f.
Ficklen; Miss Belinda Mitchell. of
Roanoke, with James Timberlake; Miss
Marion Bryan, of Salem. with Ran
dolph Cabell. Of Wayncsboro; Miss
Belle Blackley, of Washington, with
Foster King; Miss Virginia Moore. OF
Lexington. with Stuart Taylor Miss
{ Elizabeth Griggs. Of DanvilIe. with
Franklin Hanger; Miss Jane Berry. OF
/ Blrmin CHAM. with. Walton Opie: Miss
! Cora Ashburner. of Lynchburg with
/ Leslie Curry: Miss Elsie Halle. with
/ Henderson Liggett; Miss Mary Shreck-
hise. with Herbert Jacob; Miss Matte
I Taylor. with Fred Valz: Miss Helen
/ IIoll!dal with Henderson Bell; Miss Ell
/ len Howison with Richard Catlett:
Miss Eleanor Curry, with Charles
! Hoge. and Miss Kinney Bell with Ran
/ dolph Valz.
Z The stays were John Cochran, Mas
! lin Gilkcson. James Rosenberger. John
J Morris. Wyndham Randolph and Mar
! tin Thornton.
! In the North.
| Dr. and Mrs H. Stuart MacLean left
/ the city yesterday TO join their chill
dren at Lake George, y. Y, where they
will remain for ten days. before going
( TO Canada and other Northern points.
/ DR.. and Mrs. MacLean will return TO
/ Richmond August 20
I Miss May Black and Miss Dorothy
| Wood are In Boston. Mass. for stay
/ OF several weeks. Later they expect
to join Mrs. John Murphy, Jr.. in New
York City.
In New Home.
I Mr. and Mrs. George F. Jones have
I recently moved into their new resi-
! dence on Monument Avenue, and have
! had as their guest for ten days Mrs
John Trout, OF Roanoke. Mrs. Trout
is very pleasantly remembered in
/ Richmond. having been heard in a
fashionable charity recital here last
/ Club in this city.
Quiet Wedding.
quiet wedding was celebrated yes
terday afternoon at half-after
o'clock AT the home of Mrs Royster.
ill2 Floyd Avenue. when Miss Mary
irma Pearce was married To Shelton
Walden. both of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Ernest Stevens. of Trinity Church. in
the presence of only a few relatives
and intimate friends of the bride and
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Walden left i'm
med!ately after the ceremony for a
wedding trip through the South, and
will later make their home in this
city.
Leaving Town.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Hines, OF crewe. and Miss
have been visiting their cousin, Mrs
| II. B. Sanford. OF $40 West Grace
Street. left yesterday morning for their
| homes. Miss Allen will spend few
days with relatives in Petersburg and
! Norfolk. en- route for Alabama.
For Miss burke.
| Miss Mary Lin Coleman entertained
charrn!ngly at Hickory Point near
Fredericksburg. the home of Mr. and
Mrs j. I. Coleman, on July Is from
$50 10 1870, In honor of Miss Annie
b. Burke, OF Richmond. Among those
! present were Misses Annie B. Burke, OF
! Richmond; Mary Sanford, Garnett, and
| Hutchinson, from King and Queen. and
Marguerite Colbert and Messrs Forest
Graves, from Fredericksburg: Robert
and G. w. Palmer. Jr., OF Richmond:
! Barton Durrett. Richard and Clement
\ Rutler. L. w. Gayle and DR.. Leevelle
! Gayle.
: At the Beach.
Recent arrivals at Ta-Ku Cot
! tage at Ocean View, are Mrs
Mabel Lohmann. Richmond; Miss
Annie Reeves, Richmond: Mr. G.
A. Rave. Richmond: F. G. Wade, Rich
mond: Thomas Demmin. New York;
James Sheffman. New York: J. Markee,
| Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Hill. Nor
folk; Wesley Hill. Norfolk; Bank Hill
and nurse. Norfolk; G. #. Taylor and
family. Norfolk; Mrs. L. w Spann
and family. Norfolk; Misses Eliza
Thornhill. Ovida Sullivan, Mayme
Passin, Esther and Lillian Koont,
Fred Hurt, of Roanoke; Mr. and Mrs.
Sullivan, Portsmouth,: Roger Koss,
Richmond; irwin F. Mannin. Richmond;
EleX Woodbridge. Lynchburg.