The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
Nocietu

M and Mrs. B. A. Catlin and Miss
Bessie Catlin. after spending a portion
of the summer at Alton, and the
month of August at Rawley Springs.
hav5 gone to Elkton, Va, where they
will remain during September. Mrs.
Catlin, who was quite Ill in the early
part Of the summer is greatly i'm
proved.
At the White Sulphur.
Mrs. Decatur Axtell, OF Richmond,
was hostess recently at one Of the
most attractive affairs of the late sea-
son at the White Sulphur Springs.
The affair was given in honor OF Mrs.
Arthur Lee, daughter OF ex-senator
Davis, of West Virginia A private
dining room was improvised in the
grill by screens and the tables Cecora-
tons were of the rarest sort. Mrs.
AxtelFs guests were: Miss Mary Gusts
Lee, Mrs. John Herndon French, Mrs.
Barton Haxali Grundy. Mrs. WiImot d.
Porcher. Mrs. Garrett B. Wall, Mrs.
Henry S, Holmes, Mrs. r. r. Thorpe,
Mrs. George Wight Kahlo, Mrs. James
r. Thomas and Miss Frances Scott
To Visit In Richmond.
Mr. William Ashton Cooke, of San
Antonio, Texas, is expected here this
month and will be the guest of his
mother. Mrs. William II. Cooke, and
SistcI, MIS- dDeHe ITlTAn. OF HIGH
land Park. Mrs. Cooke may return
with him TO spend the winter months.
Sailing Party.
very delightful sailing party was
given Saturday evening in honor OF
Miss Alfredo Won N. Rosenegh, who Is
spending the summer at Willoughhy
Beach. The party was given by Mr..
Gustavns Dodson on the "Annabel,"
and was chaperoned by Mrs. William
r~tsx raj
y!tcd were. DR.. and Mrs Louis Guy
Miss Mary Clark. Miss Christine yon
~. Rosenegh Mics Jack Guy, Messrs
Auldls Wright, Robert Dodson. Mel.
Vile Robertson and Bob Hodges.
For Miss Kent.
Miss Mamie white. of Waynesboro.
entertained Monday evening at her
home in honor of her cousin. Miss
Adelaide Kent, of Louisa.
number of games were played
during the evening. "Topsy Turvey
Town" being the favorite. In which
Mr.. Clyde Finter captured the first
prize. Delicious refreshments were
served. consisting Of ices. cakes and
bon bons. Among the guests were:
Misses Anna Shirley, Sadie Coiner,
jamie CARRIER, Lucy White Emma
Hevener. and Adelaide Kent. Messrs.
Charles York. John CARRIER, James
Bush, Clyde Finter, kenton Coincr.
Announcement Cards Out
Cards have been received In Rich
mond announcing the marriage OF
Miss Hnda Ray kurtz, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George kurtZ Of Phila-
delphta, to Mr. Howard NJ. ID. Hartzell,
Of SOS East Broad street, Richmond.
now of Philadelphia. The wedding
took place Thursday evening. Septem-
Der 18th. in Philadelphia. After an
extended wedding trip Mr. Harszel
and his bride will reside at 1851 North
Percy street, Philadelphia.
Hail--Campbeii.
The marriage of Miss Helen Pey-
ton worsham Campbell TO Mr.. Rob-
-art-Alxin- Hali-nf- RlchmeHa, We'd
nesday morning at o'clock was
social event NJ much interest through
out the State. The bride entered the
church with her father. MIR. F, J.
Campbell, by whom she was given in
marriage Miss Mary Ella Darst, the
maid Of honor wearing gown of
pink marquisette hand-emhroidered.
and carrying bouquet of La France
roses. preceded them to the chancei,
where the bride met the bridegroom.
who WAS accompanied by Mr. O. Les
lie Hall. of Norfolk. Va, as the best
man The ceremony OF the Preshy-
terrain church was spoken by Rev,
Carl s. Matthews. Just before the
bridal party entered TIE church Miss
Margaret Camp, OF Richmond. sang
believe Me" Mr. Hensel Eckman
was organ'st. and Or. w. w. Chaffin, /
p. Gray Ianghorne. Harry Painter
and W n Macgili were the ushers
The bride was becomingly gowned
In a travelling suit of blue and carried
bouquet OF orchids or striking
brunette type she made one of the
most attractive hridB the city has
had The church was Handsomely
decorated In golden rod in profusIon
tnterm.nsled with which were
lunches of asparagus and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left for North
ern trip. after which they VIII SO 70
Lake Drummond 10 spend their
honeymoon In camp life They will
be Mt home. sta West Grace street. I
Richmond, after October 18th.
Mrs. Hall ia one of the attractive
young ladies OF Pulaski. and Is "A
graduate of ST. Luke's hospital, Rich
mond. and II was while there that she
met Mr.. Hail. who is a member Of
the Hall Optical company. Rich
mond-Norfolk, being secretary AMI
treasurer of the firm and manager of
the Richmond office.
In honor of the event Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell entertained Tuesday even
ing from S.30 to IL o'clock at their