The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-18
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There Is little entertaining geinE on
this week Those WHO are still at
home fsock to the Country club in the
afternoon and evening 60 enjoy
game of bridge and have tea on the
lawr, remaining for the dancing. The
heat can never break the spell Of the
pne-stap. and there was quite gath
sring Of society folk last evening who
enjoyed the enel brcezes and forgot
the heat Of the day by indnlging In
the fascinating steps which have be-
come SO popular this season.
vt Blnc Ridge Springs
Mr.. and Mrs Walter T. Addison.
u I.ygch5urg. are spending the sum-
ner months az the Blue Bridge
Springs Ar. e Il. Addison 81 Rich
mend has Joined Mr. and Mrs. Add
son at tire Blue Ridge Springs, where
he expects to remain for the next
several weeks,
At Atlantic CITY.
Miss Louise Tucker Of Forest Hi.
left this morning for Atlantic City,
Philadelphia. Toronto. Niagara Falls
and Thousand Islands. She viii spend
several days IN each place, returning
10 her home about the Ist Of August.
Enteriains ~ Hot Springs.
Mrs. Seth Barton French gave n
dance Monday afternoon AT Barton
Lodge. her cottage at Hot Springs.
Va. In honor ef her daughter, Miss
Ciarice Frerch. Dancing, which was
confined 10 all the new steps. was con-
rtnued until s o'clock. when tea was
served in the diung-room. Among
the guests were. MIR. and Mrs, George
r. VI. Gibson and their daughters, the
Misses Gibson; Miss Leslie Frick. Of
Baltimore. and Misc Belle Willard,
CT Richmond.
Lawn Party Friday.
The lawn party which was sCi1ed
pied for Tuesday night by the Mar
shall Hudson Philathea class of sev-
enth-street Christian church. has been
postponed On account OF rain until
Friday night, July 18th.
Sl1mmcring at Alton.
a delightful party of people from
Highland Park have gone to Alton,
Va, TO spend the remainder of the
summer. Those included in the party
are Mrs. C. II. Hartman, Miss Blanche
Hartman. Miss Grace Hodge, Master
Hartman and Mrs. Robert Weyer, They
viii return to Richmond on Septem-I
Der ]st
Return 10 America.
Or. and Mrs Francis Smith, who
have been IN Honolulu several years
with their son, Dr Tucker Smith,
United States navy. have returned to
America and VIII arrive at the Uni-
versty Of Virginia this week, to be
the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Charles w Kent at the University
Of Virginia.
aufman--Eiseman.
4 wedding of much interest Aere
took place Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock in Newport News, Va, when
Miss Burnett Eiseman. daughter of
Mrs. Sophia Eiseman. became the
bride Of MT. Charles S. Kaufman. Of
Hampton. The ceremony was per
formed by DR. w n Calisch at the
home of the brides mother, and Mr..
+. c. Crossiey played the Wedding
March" from Loflengrins as the bridal
party entered the drawing-roon, and
''Tsranueref' during the ceremony.
The bride wore u navy blue travelling
suit and carried a shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley. She WIS given
Ia marriage by her brother, Mr.. Mau-
rice Eisenaan, and had no attend
ants. Mfr. Alec Meyers was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman left fmmedi-
ateiy after the ceremony via Old
Point for Niagara Falls andsother in
terestinF Northern places. On their
return they viii make their home In
Hampton.
Among the out of town guests at
the wedding were: Miss Lotrise Else
man. or Baltimore: Mrs. Eisernan ana
daughter. of Richmond Mr.. Julius
0hedoffer, Of Charlottesville; Miss
Edna Lawson of Rafimnrps Mr.
Samuel Il. Blyer. Of New York: Mr..
Benjamin Cohen, Of Baltimore; Miss
Elseman. Of New York; Mr.. Alec
Meyers, of Greenville. s. c.; Mrs.
Manus Meyers and daughter Miss So
mana. Meyers. Of Greenville. =. c.: Mrs.
Joseph Davis and son. Of New York.
Personals.
Miss Mary X. Lynch, of Washing
ton, d c.. spent the day ia Rich-
mond yesterday. en- route to Column
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