The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
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2r. and Mrs. Stanley Crittenden. OF
Montgomery, Ala, have announced the
engagement and approaching marriage
- their daughter. Cornelia Graham. to
John White Arlington. Jr.. son of AIR.
end Mrs. !. ". Arlington. formerly OF
this city but now OF Groenvillc. :. G.
Tho wedding. which Viii be one of the
leading society events of the early fall
season. is 10 take place on the evening
OF Tuesday. september =. ut O'Clock,
and win be celebrated on the wide lawn
OF the country estate of the brides
parents near Hcndersonville, y. 9. The
bride-ciect has chosen six lovely girls
for her bridesmaids, among them being
Miss OctaVia Arlington. who has been
visiting relatives here since early in
June and John l. Ingram, of this city.
Will be one OF the groomsmcu The
announcement is OF wide interest
throughout the State, since both Miss
Crittcuden and MI. Arlington belong TO
families long prominent in the social
history OF Virginia. Mir Arlington is
n NEPHEW Of Mrs. John Henry Ingram.
a West Grace Street. and is closely re-
lated 10 the Pages OF Hanover Fol
lowing a wedding journey. MIR. AIRING
Ton and his bride Will be At home in
Greeuville, $. (.
Engagement Announced.
O. iuuCil Interest to friends IS the
kos2 OF tno enlightenment Of their
daughter. Miss l9raucis Teresa to
Frances T. O'Neill The wedding TO
tak place tuesday morning, Septem~
oe" :. ESQ, IL st, Patrick's Church.
Leave for the West.
The Governor of Virginia and Mrs.
William Hodges Mann left town Friday
evening 10 attend the annual confer
cncc OF Governors at Denver Col. They
VIII also be the guests OF Mrs. Harriet
Woodrow Wo!lcs At Colorado Springs
fof brief visit before returning to the
Executive Mansion early in september
At Virginia Beach.
a number OF Richmond people who
are spending the summer at Virginia
Beach attended the tango" contest
held at the casino on Thursday even
ing. 1t WAS = very interesting event
md handsome prizes We're awarded TO
tho winners Mrs Talcott and Miss
Talcott. OF this city. who have been at
the Nirginiau Cottage for some time
past are leaving in few days for
boston. Mrs Magee, Of P!ttsburgh
Miss Margaret Evans. Of this city: Miss
Elizabeth Moore Mrs, Z. w. Moore
Mrs John Jeamson, Mrs. James Parker
Mrs Franklin Stearncs. Mr.. Dickinson,
Mr.. Magee. Mr. stuart, Mr.. Lyle, Mr.
Parker and 7. ". Johnson are among
the recent arrivals at the Virginian
Mrs McCor<le, Of New York, who
has been at the Nirginian for several
weeks, gave an oyster roast at Cape
Henry on Friday evening, when some
ten guests We're entertained.
Leave for Alabama.
Mrs, z. r. White and her little SON
accompanied by Walter McCorkle and
Mrs Whites sister. Miss .lline Graves
left Richmond Wednesday, for Union
Miss Graves Will spend some time in
Alabama, AMI will also visit in New
Orleans before returning to her home
here
Camping Near Abingdon.
Miss Elizabeth owen has been camp
inc for the past several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 7. Wilmer and
their family. OF this city, at Wild Wa
tiers, near Abingdon. y number OF de-
1ghtfu! informal affairs have been given
FOR the campers. and the party will not
return to Richmond until some time
early in the coming month.
Louisa Dance.
On Saturday evening at Trices Hotel
in Louisa County n week end country
dance was givcn i'm honor OF Misses
Fannie and Lena Burruss, of Orange
1t was q very interesting affair in
every detail, and supper was served on
the lawn following the dance. Among
those present We're Misses Fanny and
Lena Burruss Elizabeth and Virginia
Huntcy, OF Ashland. Ky; Annie Smith.
OF West Point; V Rhodes of Louisa,
} II. Crouk, OF Washington; George
Crouk, Of Bluefeld, w Va, j. Is. Krt-
ley. Mrs. J. :. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs, +. G..
iolkes Mi and Mrs Flcmins Philips,
Mr.. and Mrs Burruss, Mrs. j. X Craw-
ford, Mrs L. Delarue, Mrs. Mary Willi-
son and Mr.. ana Mrs. James Fox, all
OF Eichmond Miss May Jones. Misses
Marguerite Jones, Gladys Crouk. Fan
mic Crouk !-oUf<c GaMett. Mcssrs. II
II Hardcusbo.rhf" X .. Crouk, G. G
Turner, a. " Turner r. II Poindcxter
il Spiccr l.. Spicer, Henry
Crouk. T.. \. Terrell Jr., Ammonctte
Terrell, all II Fredericks Hail.
AT Mnssnncttn Springs.
Among the late arrivals at Massa-
netta SPRINGS are Mrs r. NJ. Lett, Miss
Mary Lett Miss Lalie Lett, Miss Cath
crime Lett. Newport News; W a Wild
or, Macon Ga; MI. and Mrs c. Clarke.
Charleston, : C.; Edward D. Hearnc.
GEORGETOWN, Del Miss Blanche Ed
wards ;. ". tawls, J. y. Pretlow.
Franklin Mrs. Clarence Keith, Miss
Virginia Keith, Miss kathriue Uhler,
Miss Nellie Uhler, Il. y Boswell Mrs
George c Stuart. Alexandria; Miss PAN
coast, Pufce;lNille Mrs. a. " Cannon
ana children, Miss Avis NJ. Grant. C. G.
Barksua!c ) ~ Cannon, all OF Rich
mona alg and Mrs ". c. IFarwood.
Gloucester. Rev J Is Henry. Morencld.
W. Na i Z. Nelson. Stamford. Texas:
M. and Mrs NJ LAngford Dr. r. :.
Splman, Mr. and Mrs Calvert l. Dey.
Norfolk X Miner Winston salem, y
c. Mrs II T. Stuart. King George
County, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Blar. Misses
Blair John Conrad, Washington S +.
FaiAam Suffolk
Engagement of Interest.
MI. and Mrs. Lee ) Harris announce
the enlargement Of their sister Miss
Els Bland Hinton 10 Thomas Seldcr
Macon, both Of Richmond. The mar.
riage VIII he solemnized September 20
at 7. NJ. at The home of MIR anG Mrs
Harris. In Philadelphia. Pa AIR AN,
Mrs Macon WIll DE at home after &c