The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
Personal
N O t e S
SOCIETY PEOPLE ARE
RETURNING TO RICHMOND
Cool Weather brings ErriY Rush TO
Hc"pcn Town tIouscS-S"me Fail
Weddings.

Misses claire and IGNORE Tiuslcy. OF
"ricIucnocouc." arc now in Atlantic
city. following - summer in New Eng
iand. and expect TO return Ia Richmond
som" tim" this month. Mi Tnslcy and
the Misses 'riuslcy spent the month Of
August on the Coast "r Mnssachusctts.
nrs. N"hlft Delegate.
Mrs T.. T.. Motlitt. OF this citv who is
4 lf" member of the North Carolina So
"i"tN of the Daughters Of tho Rcvolu-
ton. Was appointed by Governor Craig
ui North Carolina. ~ - drlcgatc from
this society to the Sppnyled Ban
ucr celebration that has been held in
baltimore this week. Some OF tho most
prominent women of the country have
been in Baltimore for the centennial.
hni many brilliant functions have been
given In honor Of the DISTINGUISHED
guests there To attend II.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. IL T.. Marshall announce
tn" engagement and approaching; mar
rage of their daughter. Gortrud" liar
riSon. TO Harmon Williams, or Barboura-
villo. The wedding will take place in
October.
In Lexington.
Amons those spending September at
castle I'm. near Lexington. are Mr.. and
Mrs William y. Price, Norfolk County;
DR. W. NJ. Armstrong Price, Jr. Nor
gantown. w. Va. Or. and Mrs. Mcphcc-
tors Glasgow and family. OF Nashville.
Tenn. Dr. ana Mrs. William Pitcher.
Petersburg; Mrs. J. Taliafcrro. Lynch
i;ichnond; L. Med. Moore. Princess
Anne. Nd. Miss May Irwin Lexington.
In Ncv York.
some OF tho people from Richmond
noted in New York during the past
week have been H. u. Croswell, Mr. and
N,u
+. Williams. j G. Iilanton, William
Russell G. \. Mercer. q. =. HutchIngs
and James II. Anderson.
Tn White Mountains for Fall.
The Mount Washington in the White
Mountains. y. H.. with over 500 guests
IN the house promises to have Il very
gay September. The country about
Breton Woods is never more beautiful
than In the fall and the air, crisp and
clear with the coldness OF high alti-
tudcs. puts new life into the most jaded
visitor.
y tennis match with tho Balsans was
played Tuesday, the latter team hav-
ing come b. motor from Dixvillc Notch,
and being entertained at luncheon by
the Mount Washington management.
The Foret de Dansc, an innovation OF
the present season at the Mount Wash
instou. il all the rage. On saturday
nights ii is Impossible to secure table
unless engaged in advance, and tho ar
termocn dansants are nearly as pop
ular
Mount Washington is Mrs. F. w
Smallman. OF Richmond, who arrived
al BRETON Woods early this week.
From Richmond also comes w. O.
Hayes. who has arrived recently al
Breton Woods by automobile. and is
stopping At the Mount Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Scott. OF
Royal Orchard" .Nfton, and Richmond,
are at the Profile House, Franconia
Notch. y. IL. for a visit of several
days Mrs. Albert {. Bruce. Mr.. and
Mrs. II :. Story. with their two chill
drcn. and Miss =. +. Elder arc At the
Mount Pleasant. Breton Woods FOR
several days.
Entertain Mt Cards.
The Misses BadenoCh entertained
very delightfully."- AT cards in their
home in Wcsthampton on Monday even
ing OF this week. The affair was given
in honor OF their guest, Miss Iiortcnse
Walker. OF Norfolk.
Home Wedding.
a very pretty home welding took
place AT tho residence OF the brides
parents 1923 Oakwood Avenue on
Wednesday evening. when Miss Verna
Allen. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. *. Il.
Perliiuson. and William fairfield Trent
were married by Rev. w. L.. Gibson.
The parlors were decorated with palms
ana Terms, interSperScd Win roses,
lilies and white carnations The bride
was attircd in a dark blue travelling
suit with hat and gloves TO match.
and carried a shower bouquet OF Bride
roses.
Miss Alice Satterncld the maid OF
honor. carried boquet OF Killarney
roses, and was dressed in chiffon over
Nile green silk. Little Miss Yolandc
Logon carried the ring in Gala lily.
and was dressed in white lace over
pink silk.
The bridegroom is the proprietor Of
tho West End Coal and Wood Ward.
and was attended by William palmorc
rs his best man.
Mrs. J. l.. Sattcrhcld PLAYED tho
Wedding March from "Lohengriu" as
the bride and groom entered the par
lors. The young couple left for a trip
in tho western part Of The State. re
turning by way OF Cascade, the home
OF the eroom's parents.
After October they will be at home
at 10 South Vine Street