The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-03

CHARMING INA cSlsnfs1 youAe lEdy.
she II Z kr4dNatS Or sAyrs college.
Lexington. KY, ana u Identified In
art and social circles Of Roanoke and
Salem. Abide from her popularity
in society she has devoted much time
to the commendabie work done by
the Daughters Of tho American Revo-
luton and the United Daughters Of
the Coneederacy, and In educational
and social organizations.
Miss Bushnell Is prominently re-
lated throughout Virginia. She Ia
the granddaughter Of DR.. and Mrs
George Porter Terrill. who were so
much beloved in this section OF vir-
ginia. and grandniece OF Generals
James B. and William r. Terrtll. OF
War Between the States fame. The
announcement OF this marriage will
be OF much interest in Virginia and
elsewhere as Mr.. Anderson Is the son
of the late Mr.. Francis and Rosa
Bruce Anderson. who lived at the
old Anderson estate. 'Glenwood." on
the James river. twenty-five thousand
acres Of which have recently been
sold to the government. He Is also
widely connected throughout the
State. He is the nephew OF Major
William A. Anderson. of Lexington,
Va, and Ia related to many of the
Oldest families, the Bruces. Alexan-
ders. Clarks, Spottswoods, and
Henrys.
Mr.. Anderson Is making brilliant
reputation in educational work.
He was former superintendent Of
public schools at Bristol, Tenn, and
prior to that time held other respon-
sible educational positions in Viz
ginia. Ho Is a graduate OF " p. L.,
Biacksburg, OF class OF 1904. and this
announcement will be of much In
terest to the alumni The bridal
party will include a number OF young
people prominent in society in Viz
ginia, Kentucky and Florida
or Interest
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Huntly Cor
don sailed yesterday from New York
by the Lapland for Antwerp. in re-
Spouse to a cable announcing the
serious illness of Mr.. p. r. Clarke,
the only brother of Mrs. Gordon. Mr..
Clarke, formerly Of Virginia, has been
living for several years in England,
but recently moved to Belgium. With
Mrs. Clarke ne Is in Brussels, where
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon will Join them.
During their absence Mrs. Clarke, the
mother OF Mrs. Gordon, IL with her
grandchildren at The Orchards, the
country place OF Mr.. and Mrs Cor
don on Charles Street avenue, Balti-
more.
Personal.
Mrs. 8. A. Wiidbore and daughter,
Anna, left today for Alton. Va. where
they will spend about ten days.
Captain and Mrs John A. Coke,
Sr. have returned home from a de-
lightfui trip to Atlantic City
Miss Elizabeth Stacy. of Roncevert.
West Va. will arrive today to be the
guest Of Miss Madeline Bigger in her
home on West Grace street.
Miss Virginia Chesterman has re-
turned home from Hollins institute
and expects to leave soon for Char
lottesvilie. where she will attend the
University of Virginia finals.
| Miss Elizabeth Bagby Is the guest
of Misses Margaret and Frances
Gravatt at their country home. Ram
BILE Wood. near Hollins. Miss Virginia
Rothert Is also the guest of the Misses
Gravatt
! Misses Flossie and Myrtle Daniel of
Roanoke, are in Richmond attending
the Womans college commencement,
and will complete arrangements for
entering the college next fall
| Mis- Rosalie Harwood, who has been
visiting Miss Augustine Allen at the
Sandy Knoll cottage, Virginia Beach,
! has returned to her home on North
/ Lombardy street
! Mrs. Merritt Crenshaw has returned
| to her home in the city after a visit
| to her daughter, Mrs. Alexander Grice,
at Virginia Beach.
DIR. F. Warning Lewis is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Woolls, in
Queen street, Alexandria.
Mr.. A. c. Wilcox. Jr., has returned
home after spending the weekend at
the Waverly cottage, Virginia Beach.
Miss Drewry, who spent the winter
in New Orleans, Is the guest of her
sister. Mrs John E. Deford,' at her
country home near Baltimore.
Miss Grace Slaughter. of this city,
Is spending some time at the Gardner
cottage. Virginia Beach.
Judge and Mrs William A. Mon
| cure and family will spend the sum-
mer at "Pinnocque." the home Of Mrs.
Moncure's father Mr. James G.. Tins
ley. in Henrico county.
Miss Lucy Dehering Of Philadelphia,
10 the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Noting at their home on the River
road.
Mrs. John G. Farland has return
ed hcma frur1 rarapt Wait N Frtande