The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-31

ocean Wave cottage, at ocean View.
where they viii be Joined on SUNDAY
by Mr.. and Mrs Fred II. wyatt. Of
Washington.
Entertained Mt Dinner.
very attractive dinner party
was given Saturday evening at
the Chamberlin Hotel at Old
Point Comfort by Lieutenant Peek
IN honor OF Miss Ida Lawson ana
her guests, Miss Loretta Philbin and
Misses Sadie and Gladys Neale, OF this
city. Following the hop at the hotel.
Lieutenant Donavan entertained tho
party AT the officers club. Miss Law
son is entertaining a house part. at
ner bungalow at Buckroe Beach. and
some very pretty functions have been
incident 10 their stay at the beach.
RcdfOrd-Glenn.
pretty wedding took place last
evening at o'clock at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c W. Glenn, :sO5 East
Marshall street, when their daughter
". BEDFORD. The house was decorated
for the occasion with summer roses
and palms. Roses and lighted candles
We're used on the mantcls. The bride
wore a white satin gown caught UP
with orange blossoms. and her tulle
veil was fastened with wreath OF
the same flowers. Miss Pansy Court
land a cousin OF the bride, was maid
OF honor and wore white SILK made
with an overdress OF dewdrop net.
looped up At intervals with pink roses.
The bridesmaid Miss Pearl Knight.
Wore white silk with lace trimmings,
and Lee kersey was the groom's best
man Miles Eacho acted as usher.
After an extended wedding trip to
Virginia Beach and Ocean View. Mr..
and Mrs Redford will be at home.
August 10, AT 2S05 East Marshall Street
Attending House Parties.
Miss Gladys Adkins, of West Grace
street, left town last week TO Join A
mouse party given by Miss Katherine
Evans al her home In Clio. s c. Be.
fore returning to Richmond, Miss Adj
kins Will visit places OF interest IN
North and South Carolina
Miss Emily wade. Miss Katherine
Hart and Miss Odessa Bruner have
gone TO Hanover. where they are at
tending big house party given by
Miss Mary Hutchins at her home in
that county. Picnics and informal
dances have been planned for the
amusement of Miss Hutchins's guests
during their stay in Hanover
In the North.
MISS Mary Grattan. Of Harrisonburg,
left yesterday for Newport. r. l., where
she Will spend the remainder of the
summer season. Miss Grattan often
visits friends in Richmond. and num-
per OF entertainments are always
given in her honor
Guests of Relatives
After an absence OF nearly nine
years, l.. p. Kuhn. Jr.. of Cincinnati,
ohio. accompanied by Mrs. Kuhn and
their daughter and two sons, has re-
Gently been on a visit to his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Kuhn. at their
home, 32l6 Grove Avenue L. p. Kuhn
who has been under treatment at the
Memorial Hospital. is now at him home
on Grove Avenue
Entertained I'm Roanoke.
Mrs. e. T. Brady was the hostess
Tuesday morning of two tables of in
formal bridge at her home in Roanoke.
At the conclusion of an interesting
game OF auction bridge luncheon was
served.
Mrs Brady was assisted in enter
tanning her guests by Misses Marian
Stauffer, Louise Menefee, OF Lynchburg,
and Miss Laura Richardson, of Rich
mond. Those playing were: Mrs.
James Cassell. Mrs. Robert Bucllner.
Miss GildersleeVe, of Abingdon; Mrs.
J. Ellis Robinson. Mrs. t. Fl. Sweeney.
Mrs Joseph w. Coke Mrs. Boyd Ayers
and Mrs. A. NJ Nelson.
Mrs. Brady spent several weeks in
Richmond this spring as the guest Of
her sister. Mrs John w. Richardson.
at her home on Grove Avenue.
Suffrage Notes.
Mrs. B. y. Valentine, of Richmond,
and Mrs. John II. Lewis. Of Lynchburg,
addressed large audience in the
Courthouse OF Rocky Mount, on July
IS, on the subject of equal suffrage"
They ;NsEs introduced by -Jtdge Ed