The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24

tober 10 ut the Gramon Apartment.
corner OF Grace and Monroe Streets.
Richmond.
House Party In Gloucester.
A party of Richmond people left town
Friday evening TO attend a house party
at "Aslle Villa" the home of Mrs Lucy
Ashc. near Gloucester Point The
guests Of Mrs. Ashe include Misses
Grace and Anita Halloman. Miss Eva
/ Miller, DR.. and Mrs G.. G. WOodson
Mrs. Henry Burger, AIR. and Mrs. r. a.
BeVeridge. their son. Bruce: A l.. Teu-
ser and z. a. Brown. all of this city;
George Englcsby. OF Roanoke. and
Charles Miller. They expect to re-
turn to Richmond ut the end Of two
, weeks
Returning TO Richmond
4 Mrs. Charles w Harwood and her
/ daughter. Miss Alfredo HARDWOOD who
have been spending the summer at Vir-
ginia Beach. have returned TO their
/ home in this city. Miss Rosalc llar-
/ wood is expected home some time with
in this week, after a visit to friends
at the beach and in Norfolk
Attractive Card Party.
a card party was given by T. w
! Harris at the Greenwood House. in
! Greenwood, Wednesday, i'll honor of his
guest. Victor III. knopp, of Charleston
! W. va Progressive five hundred was
/ played. and the score cards were inter
csting. views OF the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. The first prize was awarded to
/ Mrs Raymond Duvall. OF Portsmouth.
and the consolation was drawn by Miss
tannie Beasley. of Richmond. The first
prize for the men was won by Mr.. SUIT
/ ton, and the consolation was awarded
/ to Stuart Sorg, also of this city.
/ Among the recent arrivals at the
C'reenwood House are: Rev. G. c. Thur
Der, of Hinton. w. Va; V. II. knopp OF
Charleston, w. Va; Captain w Dixon
and Miss Ethel Roane. Of Richmond:
Misses Agnes and Margaret Par
! rish. of Richmond: Charles Worley. of
/ clifton Forge; Mrs. Henry \. Phillips
and daughter. of this city: james 3.
/ Marks. OF Roanoke; Miss Fannie Beas-
ley, of Richmond: Misses Helen and
/ Ethel Delome, Miss Natley. of this city;
Miss Grace Digger OF Farmvilie; Mrs.
Augusta Fuller and family. OF Rich
mond; Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Saville. w. c.
Sutton and c. T.. Hutchins, all of this
city
lIilliurd-Wnkeleld.
! The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
/ Davis, 3l2 Thirty first street, was the
scene of a quiet but pretty wedding on
/ Wednesday evening. August 20 at hSlf-
after o'clock, when their sister, Miss
Sadie Wakefield, was married TO Harry
/ Tomlin billiard, of this city Owing
TO mourning in the family Of the bride
only the immediate families witnessed
! the ceremony, which was performed bv
/ the Rev. Frank Wells. The bride wore
gown of white crepe de chine fash
! Toned over white silk and trimmed in
/ pearls, and her bouquet was a shower
\ of Bride roses and lilies of the valley
1 Garland Palmer attended the groom as
/ his best man. The parlors were deco
n IA Inns art1 y ~
/ the nantcls We're banked in ferns
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
! and Mrs. billiard left for Washington
New York. Niagara and Canada. They
| VIII be ut home after September 10 at
2220 Nenable Street.
! Marriage Announced.
Cards have been received in Rich
mond announcing the marriage of John
/ O. ltagland of this city, and Miss Emma
Spencer OF Nelson County. the ccre-
! mony having been performed in the
parlor of the Rev. Dr. Chalmers. in
| Lynchburg. Owing TO bereavement in
! the brides family, the wedding was
q very quiet one. After spending some
! time in Nelson County, Mr.. and Mrs
Ragland will leave for Norfolk and
Hampton.
( In the North.
Dr. ana Mrs Mitchell Lewis with
7 winfield Cobcan, left Friday for Nor
io!k, from which city they sailed for
New York and Boston. They expect 10
spend some time in Massachusetts at
/ woods Hole. and Will later visit other
Northern cities of interest, returning
two weeks
Mrs. b. 7 Watkins and Miss Ethel
| Crenshaw Watkins, of Travellers
/ test are at Lake Pleasant. in the
/ ACKNOWLEDGES Before returning home
/ they will visit Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
tes.s II IL.
on Lake Champlain ana Lake George.
Going 10 Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Moncure and Miss Elsie
Moncure are preparing TO leave Rich
mond Tor some months. in order that
MISS Moncure may continue her art
STUDIES at The Academy of Fine Arts, in
Pnilade!phia. AT the close Of the
school year Mrs Moncure and Miss
Moncurc expect TO return to this city
where they VIII make their permanent
Dnnvillo Engagement
Mrs. ". ID. overly gave a party
Wedns sday afternoon at her home in
Dnnville, to announce the engagement
oil Miss Margaret Hodges and Alfred
Scales Wyllie
The entire lowe. floor of the Overbv
residence was mass of flowers. The
decoration being done in roses. golden
daisies and sunfiowers.
The parlor was decorated in ,od
roses ana the MUSHROOM and library
We're both overlooking with pink
roses The large hall and the dining
room Were mass of daisies and sun
flowers.
The guests were met at tho door bv
Miss Virginia and Dudley overly. ana
were received by Mrs W - Ovcrbv
Mrs John J.. overly ana Mrs Albert
GrieRs
Miss Margaret Hodges. who is Tho
onIE daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs r. |,
iiodaes' is we'll known in Virginia ana
lhe TWO Carolnas. Miss Hodges com