The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-29
SOCIETY.

are guests IN the home of the Misses
Cooke. in University avenue.
sailed For Germany.
/ Professor and Mrs r. f. Loving, Of
Richmond college, sailed Friday on
the Patricia for Hamburg. Germany
While abroad they Will visit most Of
the countries Of Europe. spending a
great part II their time in the cities
on the continent.
Visiting In Port Norfolk.
Miss Mary Parrish. who has been
the guest Of her brother. Mr.. Fred
NJ Parrish in winston Salem. n. G.,
has returned home and Is now the
guest If Mrs. James Carson. of Port
Norfolk. She viii later spend some
time at Ocean View. whore she will
he' Joined by her mother Mrs. III. A.
Parrish. and Mr. Fred NJ Parrish.
Mrs Seth Barton French Hostess.
Mrs Seth Barton French, who IL
occupying her summer home. Barton
Lodge" at the Virginia Hot Springs.
entertained at a dinner on Thursday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Nicholas
Iongworth, Of Cincinnati. and the
Count and Countess de Chamhrun.
After the dinner there was dancing
for an hour or more The guests in
cluded the Duke and Duchess Of
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CAPTAIN Louis Little. of Washington;
George r. NJ Gibson. Of Baltimore.
and Mr. Bingham of Washington
The Duke and Duchess of Richie
lieu. who prefer walking 70 riding or
driving. have begun their long tramps
again and Yesterday climbed Della
field Trail. on Warm Springs noun
tain. getting caught in heavy thun-
der shower.
Miss Branner at House Party.
A very delightful company of your
people enjoyed a house party given
by Mrs James Henderson, ar her
home on Kenyon street. knoxvitie'
from Tuesday to Saturday. The guests
Included Misses Charlotte Branner, of
Richmond: Fannie Blow Witt and her
sister. Alice, from jefferson CITY;
Fannie Mae Henderson. Helen Melien
and Ruth seares, of Knoxville.
Several charming entertainments
have already been given in honor or
Mrs Hendersons guests. she hersflf
being hostess at 4 o'clock Friday,
The parry was held on the lawn and
was a very beautiful affair AZ the
close Of the afternoon an ice course
was served.
OF Interest.
Mrs Woodrow wilson and Miss
Eleanor Wilson left Washington
Thursday afternoon for Cornish. \
Fl. Contrary 10 expectations, the presi-
dent did not accompany them, ~
he decided at tho last moment ina
pressing affairs of the government re
quired his presence in Washington
Mrs Wilson and her daughter were
joined In Philadelphia by Miss Heller
woodrow Bones. The party reached
their destination yesterday At 80 F
NJ. They took thirty trunks with
them. Miss Margaret Wilson. who /
visiting friends In Madison, Wis. ant
Miss Jessie Wilson, who is spendinl
a few DAYS with friends near Phtla
delphia. will Join Mrs. Wilson at thu
Summer White House" shortly.
Trampton--Payne.
Among large gathering Of friend
and relatives the marriage Of MI
Onward PSimont Frampton, of Pitts
burg, Pa. and Miss APnette Payn
took place at the home of the bride
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moor
PAYNE. at Magnolia" Mathews coun
ty. Virginia, at 1910 A. NJ on Jun
eth
The recemony was soIemrized oi
the terrace sloping to the waite
front and under a bower of flowers
The Rev G. r.. Cooke, of Christ
L niSCofJI CHuTCH blltCitlit'G II
bride, who was given In marriage h
her father, wore an exquisite IarI
gown OF heavy white satin embroider
ed in rose design and elaborated
trimmed in rose point with veil t
match an heirloom of her grand
mothers She carried Shove
boauet of BRIDES roses and lilies O
the valley and white prayer book
Heronlv ornaments were a diamond
and pearl necklace. gift of the groom
and diamond crescent.
The brides maids. Miss Edith Far
son and Miss Gladys Moore, of Wash
ington, and Miss Mary Butler AM