The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-24
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xlsflS. a Park avenue, will leave
foW days to tour through the
k&st6rn mart Of the State They will
~ " 9ChArlottesciile and Staunton
~ II a0kf(h days and then go to White
Xulp14f sSprtngs to spend two weeks
&3h&y6xrNct TO return to the city about
XAnkust lot for several days, and then
"a 10, their country home in Amelia,
hcrx 1hey viii remain until fall.
Blues Moonlight
0na Of the most attractive outings
nj the season will be the Blues moon
Unit 10 Dutch Gap this evening. The
1soat will leave the wharf at s.1h
IL osclock. returning about II o'clock.
The Blues band will furnish music
and dancing and refreshments will
add greatly to the occasion. num-
khr OF prominent society women will
net as patronesses-
At the Country Club.
The first Informal hop of the week
Twill take place at the Country club
This evening from to IL O'CLOCK An
0rchestra will play for the dancing
SS4nd b number of dinner parties have
been planned for the evening.
1lfSa Btnford Returns from New York.
Miss Ella Binford has recently re-
34turned from New York, and is the
#seuest or her sister. Mrs. Frank Hob
u son, ID Westhamrton. Miss Binford
has spent two weeks In New YORK
Aaktng q special course In chtldrens
dancsrfr under Professor Duryee. She
aIeo took a course in all the new steps
which have become SO popular In So
cfa1 dancing.
MI. Dirges sails for Europe.
@S Mr., Thomas c. Digges, State secre-
a xAry OF the Virginia Sunday School
sassociasion. has sailed for Europe to
attend the worlds convention of Sun
E<sxx oeurF.4uffurZ which Will be
sheld ia Switzerland In July. Mr..
81 DfCxcs expects to visit London and
Parts before his return.
Spending Summer in Maine.
sEa Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin BoyRin and
s, AfnaM daughter have closed their home
sssln West Avenue and left last week to
epenfaathe summer months at Squirrel
/ sisland,s Maine. Miss Daisy Boykin
II accompanied them.
n Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Pace.
M Mrs Alfred Randolph and her two
MEhsldren, Of England, who have been
Z Waiting relatives and friends in Bal
6sfimore and Norfolk. have returned to
SRichfnond, and are the guests of Mrs.
\ Rnnaoiph's parentA Mr.. and Mrs.
u wheu~ they will remain until some
d timessn July, when they will sail for
B Europe.
Ninth Annual Recital.
The nintn annual recital Of Mira.
W. H. Lucys pupils will be held at the
Jof a Marshal. high school auditorium.
h Friday, June 9Th. Mt $50 O'Clock.
Lucy pr any OF her pupils without
charge.
EIack--Euler.
4 The marriage of Miss Emily q.
Euler, of Portsmouth. and Mr.. Fred
IL <rIck winfield Black. of Pinner' $
Il Point. va, will take place at the home
E0f the Brides mother, Mrs. Christian
IA. Euler. 623 Riyerview avenue.
h Portsmouth. at O'Clock tomorrow af-
thrnoon. Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Hlack, the groom's parents. viii leave
Il Htcifmond today to attend the cere-
h fuony. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II.
CARRIER, OF this city. will also attend
4 the groom being a nephew of the
former Mr.. Karl NJ. Black. the
.ofrl's brother. will act as best man.
sr the ceremony the couple will
q i for Norfolk.
HI Euler IL known tn n wide cir
!. ono X ser.enyfs IN Portsmouth and Bal
xA.&# her former home. The groom
4 position with the Virginia
6 less &Nta Chemical company at Pin
u NPoint. and has many relatives
41 sssriends in Richmond.
III Approaching Marriage.
Il - 4. n approaching marriage OF much
Hsrest To society here is that OF Miss
3-aha Terrill Bushnell, daughter OF
II N and Mrs John Bushnell. of Sa-
a. Va. to afr. william Alexander
\ nferson. Jr.. of Princeton, w. Va.
he ceremony will take place In the
Presbyterian church In Salem, on
4 "Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock.
Many details have been planned to
reacmbie the marriage of the brides
parents, whose wedding took place
Ill In this same church. The wedding
h will he marked by beautiful sim
plicity.
The ceremony will he performed BY
4 the brides father. Or. John Bushnell
& assisted by the Rev lie Roy Gresham
pastor of the Presbyterian church
The bride Will enter the church Wltr
n her uncle. Colonel William II. Ter
rlli. Of New York. who will give hel
4 In marriage. She Will be attended
& by two pages Masters William and
M walter. Stephenson, sons OF MIR. and
Il Mrs w C. Stephenson, of Roanoke
q and two tiny grandchildren Of Major
B william Alexander Anderson. the
& former attorney general OF Virginia
I Misses Frances and Anne McNulty,
Il daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
McNulry. Of Roanoke, will precede
the bride aR flower girls. The maid
az honor will be Miss Evelyn Ran
4 dolph CockreIi OF Jacksonville, and
the bridesmaids will be her young
sister. Miss Margaretta Bushnell. Miss
Mary Bell. Of Pulaski Miss Matte
WEIGH Logan. of Nicholasville, KY
Mics Mary Osborne Templeton, OF
& Waynesboro, Miss Mary Scott Spencer
Il Of Lexington. Ky, and Miss Annie
N McConkey. OF Salem.
The eroom's best man will be Mr.
! George Edward Bushnell of Detroit
and the groomsmen Judge w. Nj
Pierce, Of Christiansbure, Mr., James
G. McGoskey, of New York: Mr.
= Iorrnls Kelley. of Norfolk; Mr..
Charles McNuity, of Roanoke; Mr..
& Augustus Ecruggs. OF Salem, and
NA~axS-y John Terrtll and Miller
Bnhsnell. brothers of the bride,
Among the guests from a distance
n Will b. relatives Of the two families
and Msu include former Governor and
4 Ma j. Hoge Tylef and Miss LILY
Tyler. Of East BEDFORD; Mrs William
IN A. Anderson, of Lexington, Va; Pro-
q fessor and Mrs. John I-atane, Of
&stFashsrg.an and Liza, university Pre-
4 fessor and Mrs Charles z. Maphis,
Il cf the University Of Virginia; DR.. VIII
Ham r. Dold, Of New York. and Mrs
y Kent Black, of Dublin; Mrs. Florida
i fsockreIl OF Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs.