The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27

The Governor OF Virginia and Mrs.
William Hodges Mann. accompanied
BY their son. William Hodges Mann.
Jr., will ienve Richmond August %
for a trip through the West They
expect TO go first to Colorado Springs.
whore they Will attend tho annual
Conference OF Governors and Will later
visit Mrs. Harrie, Woodrow Wellcs at
her home IN Denver. Col. for a short
stay Governor and Mrs. Mann vii!
probably make the return trip 10 Nir-
Einia by way or Canada and viii visit
several places OF interest before re-
turning 10 the Executive Mansion some
time in September During the whole
OF Governor Mann's administration the
Mansion has never been closed entirely
FOR Tho summer months, and Informal
entertaining has been tho order OF
the day. y very pretty addition has
been made 20 the historic old home OF
the Governors or mis- commonwealth
in the perSola that has been recently
extended from The risht wing OF the
house From it one gets charming
Wow OF the James River, as well rs
tie towering circles and borders that
form such a very attractive part Of the
quaint old lawn back OF the Mansion
Cav flower boxes and vines VIII be
added shortly. and tho new pcrGola
viii be much IN use during tho warm
summer weather.
Leaving Town.
MISS Mary Crump and Miss Elsie
INGRAM are leaving town tho first week
'u August 20 visit Miss Elizabeth
Brown at her country home. Ivy
Cl.G' IN Bedford County They VIII
spend tho month Of August in Bedford,
before returning TO their homes here.
In the North.
Mrs. L II Trant. Miss Rosa Trant.
J w. Trant. Miss Bessie Harrison and
john L Hughes, Of this city. arc regis
tered az the New Grand Hotel in New
YORK city They expect 10 spend some
time in Sew York. before returning
10 Virginia
Miss Carolnc Holiday hns returned
to Richmond, after an extended visit
to relatives AZ Rye. y Y. as wcll as
several weeks spent in New York City.
Miss Gwathmey was the guest OF her
cousin. Archie Gwathmcy. AZ his hand
some country estate, and some delight
ful entertaining was done in her
81 ocean View.
Among the arrivals at tho picss'
cottage Mt Ocean View during tho past
week arc Mn ana Mrs L. H. Keen.
o. Wilmington. y c.. c w. Parker Of
woodland. X c.. I. 9. Toncy, OF North
fork West Va. William Riley. Russell
Gr.;,n. OF Wilson. y. c.: Mrs J. II.
Tate. OF Richmond Vernon Taylor. of
Wilson. y C. C. Markley. OF Roanoke:
Mrs !. c Ricketts,, Wendell Ricketts,.
Mrs H. u sawyer. or Norfolk Miss
Blanche Mitchell. Mrs. Guladys Dovies.
o. Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs + NJ. Iiuy-
ct. Nancy and MARGARET Huyett. OF
Charlottesville: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul l.
James. OF Chicago Robert Shancr. 81
I.ynchburC Mrs. Josephine Allen.
Misses NJ nnie and Josephine Allen. Mrs
= =. Sailing. az Wilmington, Del:
Mrs j. A Bellmorc and two children,
O; Norfolk Or and Mrs. Pcyton Humid
ley and children. OF centre Cross: Mrs.
Il H. Seward and daughter. OF Monta-
que. n Ebert Smith. Of Mt. Vernon.
y " T H. Burke. Misses Mary and
Louise Neislcr.. Miss Flossie McGrudcr
Dan Jones Z. n Hall. Of Richmond;
MI and Mrs W J Brooks. Jr., MI
and Mrs !. VI tiummcll, Miss Thclma
GummeN. OF WASHINGTON: Mrs IT. r.
Young and daughter. Mrs W. VI Lewis
and son. OF Pctersbure Misses Alta
and Vaaa Boon. Miss Mildred Par
Benson. y c Mr. and Mrs 7 y. smith
G G. Saunders. =. w. P!,zcr. OF Koa-
roke OTIS Marsh. o. Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs y. -. Smith and daughter
Mrs VI = Womack. Of Greensboro. y
c Mrs W VI Whiteley. OF Atlanta,
Ca Floyd Franch or Portsmouth;
Miss Edna Tldcrbrand. of Lexington
Marriage of interest.
marriage Of exceptional interest
was solemnlzed in Central Baptist
Church. Norfolk WEDNESDAYS. .Tuly 1G
Jane Duncan. daughter Of Mr. and