The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-30
Society


Mrs John Belle Bigger and daugh-
ters are guests at the Ocean Wave
cottage, Ocean View. where they will
be toined on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Wyatt. Of Washington
d. c.
Invitations Issued.
Tuvf.ntinus have been issued TO the
marriage of Miss Lois Boyd. caugh-
ter OF Rev and Mrs. Robert Warren
Boyd, Of stuare's Drsft, Augusta
county, to Mr. Harry Goodwin Cav.
The ceremony will take place Thurs
day morning. August -, at o'clock
In Finley Memorial Presbyterian
church, Stuart's Draft
Both bride and groom are widely
known. and their wedding Will be OF
much interest IN Virginia, North Car
olina and South Carolina, where they
have many friends
To sail Next Week.
Colonel and Mrs, Joseph F. VII
lard ard their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth willard. have returned to Rich
nnnd. after spending some time at
the Hot Springs Mrs Willard and
the Misses Willard win sail for Eng
lard next Tuesday. August 6th. and
will 10 to Spain. where they Will be
met later hv Colonel willard when
nc goes 10 a%HHIAAG t&lS fffN hAhiIS SAS
minister for the United States 10
saaln. Miss Belle Willard, who has
also been at the Hot Springs. is now
visiting friends outside OF Baltimore
for several days,
In Honor of Miss Portucr.
MFR. and Mrs Richard F.. Byrd en-
tertaAned a number Of friends at their
home i'm winchester Va, Saturday
4.- re Port
ner. Of Washington and Manassas
Va. and Representative Henry y.
Flood, of;Appon1attox, Va. whose en-
rageurent was recently announced,
and whose marriage will form no
table social event Of the fall. The
house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, and dancing was IN
duiged In until a late hour. A buffet
supper was served during the even
ing. Besides Winchester people, a
number OF army officers and their
wives were present
Miss Portner is now at her country
home. "Annaburg," in Manassas, but
expects to leave about the first OF
August fora trip broad. returning in
the fall.
No date has yet been set for~vthe
wedding of Miss Portner and Mr..
Flood, hut II IL expected that the
same will take place In the early
fall.
German at the. brandon.
Many attractive entertainments
were given last week at the Brandon
hotel, Basic City. in honor OF the Rich
mond Blues, who camped near there.
Probably the most enjoyable affair
was the german Saturday evening.
Captain John Cutchens led'The grand
march. which was followed by an ar
tisttc figure in which the color scheme,
red. white and blue. was effectively
carried out The porch which sur
rounded the ball room. WAS lighted
by Japanese lanterns. and the lawn
WIS a scene OF beacon lights. de-
lcions supper Was served in the re-
ception room at II O'clock. About two
hundred couples were dancing, among
them being Misses Nellie Talbot.
Elizabeth Marshall. of Charlottesville:
Virginia Henderson, Lola Brown, OF
Richmond. Marion Brand. Of Salem;
Belinda Mitchell. of Roanoke. Mayne
Settle and Lucille Settle, OF Hinton
Anna shirf ay. Ruth CabelL Elizabeth
Ciernmer Of Middlebrook. Dorothy
leftwieh h, Of Richmond; Jean Smith
Gertrude Carter, of Richmond; Kate
Taylor, Matilda Caldwell. of Kentucky;
Champ, Louise and Hood Thompson,
Misses Miller. Of Stanton, Blandine
Coiner. Virginia Lambert, Gladys
Bauserrnan. Mrs. Latimer Gordnn, Of
Richmond Mrs, Cecil Wright. Mrs,
Robert Wright, Mrs. Hartwell Smith.
Mrs. Frank Chew. Hazel Roadcap,
BESSIE Iandes, of stanton; Nora and
Lillian Gardner. Rachel and Annie
Duke Walter. of Richmond, Major r.
W, Bowles, Lieutenant Rice, Sergeant
Harris, Or. j. NJ. Hughes, Dr. James
Walker, Donnally Adamson, C-tBlakly,
Wilson. Meeks, Mills Neal Mckee
Dunn, -Cartweil Taylor. Keith Taylor,
Lorraine, Captain Cutchens. Denny
Wright. Holt Page. DR.. Jefries. James
Augustine Harry Cullen, Captain
Mason, George Parsons, Alfred Smith,
renton Jacobs. Broaddus, Randolph
Tucker, Meade r. Smith. & Miller ID.
Richardson. Harrison, j, +. Scurry,
Preston Buford, James A. Fowden. r.
e. Davis, Shelby. Beverly. Copp, J. T.
Houston. W. r. DTumheller. Bodeca,
Perkins Pitcher. Charles Henkle, Wal
ter williams, Marlborough. Addison,
Ingle, CLYDE Finter, William Tucker.
william Talbot, Billy Dickerson, John
Ellison, John Smith. Randolph Cabell.
E.nlnitt Barger. Paul Woodi1n, Moritz
10th, Charles Hanger and DIR. Wallace
Gallaher. of Charleston. w. Va. Chap
erones. Mrs Il. W Bowles. Mrs. X.
A. Siegle. Mrs. James g. Ernest. Mira
James Magraw, Mrs, Hutc heson. Mrs
]. Il. Porter, Mrs. f. Nj. Cabell. OF
Wgynesboro.
Interesting Marriage.
A. marriage of much interest to a
large family connection In Virginia,
Maryland and other States, took place
"Wednesday. July 23d. at noon at the
home OF the brides father. Rev.
George W. Dame, 172l Madison ave-
nue.. Baltimore, when Miss Amelia
Page Dame became the bride OF Mr..
Franklin Adreon, Of Maryland
The ceremony was performed by the
BRIDES father. assisted by Rev VIII
liam page Dame, her cousin. in the
presence or the member of the two
families and d few intimate friends.
Mr.. Randolph Nelson Dame. another
cousin, gave the bride away. She wore
a. sat AT white .Tatipsa wtth~se chtrnR !
hat TO match. and her flowers were
white lilies. The maid NJ honor, Miss
Margaret Can't wore a draped gown
Of white chiffon and carried a bou
auet Of white lilies, Mr.. William
Tdrecn brother cf the groom, was
best man After a wedding breakfast, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Adreon left for IL Anrth=44
ern TIP On their return they will
live IN Re!ste rstpwn.
The bride ls niece Of Rev Nelson !
y. Dame. whc was for a number of Z
years rector Of Christ church Of Win /