The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16
SUMMER DANCES ATTRACT
VISITORS TO BON AIR
Announcements Nndc In reference to
Many summer Vacation Trips tn
Scnshnrc and Mountain RcsOrtA.

Announcements Nude In reference to
Many summer Vacation Trips tn
Scnshorc and Mountain Resorts.
The dances given at Bon Air on Fri
day evening in each week have become
quite the fad. ana numerous parties
motor ont from Richmond to attend
them. Several house parties were en-
tortained over Sunday following the
dance at tho Bon Air Club. ana the
Cherokee Tea Garden has also been
the gathering place for some Very
pleasant and interesting people. Some
az those noted N the last dance were
Mr and Mrs. Coleman Wortham, MIR.
and Mrs. W. u Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
scott Parrish Mr.. ana Mrs. George W.
warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arm!stead MIR. and
Mrs. Hatke, Mr.. and Mrs. walter Tay-
Tor. Mr. and Mrs. u. Jcter Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. DOUGLAS Whcrry, MIR. and
Mrs. Percy Montague, Colonel and
Mrs. VI. =. Burlington. DR.. and Mrs
Tout Misses Eliza Montgomery. Mar
tina Martin, Aylin Watson, Mildred
J,efcw. Elise Smith, Spicer Pelousc,
Alice Reed. Nioketi Johnston. Mildred
HemminEway, of Norfolk; Cary TAI
colt. Anna Gaines. Mary huntington,
Talcott. Cooke, Christlai, Ella Andcr-
son. OF Norfolk; Margaret McClucr,
ENyson Mcssrs. Carl Walker, Mann
Page. Lewis Larus, Fontainc Jones.
William Smith, Charles Morris, Epes.
Peter White, Northrup, Or. Wright.
Dr. Bowen, Dr. McGavock Or. Bruek.
Jack Waterman, of Norfolk, ana many
others.
Going Abroad.
Mrs, II. c. Rawlcy and H. j. Rawlcy
are leaving town to-day far Baltimore,
from which place they are sailing on
,lNne IL to spend some time abroad.
Mrs. Rawley and MIR Rawley will go
at once to England.
Married in Florida.
A quiet but pretty wedding was cclc-
brated Thursday evening at the resi-
denCe of Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Marshall.
formerly OF this city, but now of Jack
sonville Fla. when their daughter.
Miss Louise Martin Marshall became
the bride Of David G. Tructt. of South
Carolina. The entire lower floor was
thrown open TO thu guests, and dec
Grated In palms, ferns and sinilaX, n
color scheme OF pink and green being
used everywhere. The bride was be-
comngly gOwncd in a cream colorcd
serge suit, with hat and gloves to
match, and carried a shower bouquet
OF lilies OF the valley and Bride roses
She entered the parlor on tho arm OF
her father. and they were met at the
altar by tn" groom and his best man
DIR. w. l.. Mcintosh. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Bessie
Marshall as maid Of honor. She wore
a white wolfe gown with n girdle OF
pink satin, and carried an armful OF
Killarney roses
After the ceremony. which was per-
formed by DR.. !. j.. French. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. and
Mrs. Truett loft for Lake ToNaway
and other resorts in North Carolina
They Will he at home after July | In
Jacksonville. The bridal party and
out-of-town guests were entertained
very charmingly at Atlantic Beach OF
the night previous to the weddiul
ceremony.
Sailing To-day.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Macln will sal
to-day on board the steamship Water
land 10 join q party of friends travel
ing through Europe. Egypt and palos
tine for the summer months. Mrs
Maclin is one OF the 1--WE teachers 81
the John Marshall High School spend.
ing their vacation abroad.
Charity Card Party.
charity card party Will he civer
tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock n
2c2o Grove Avenue. and a number o
tables have already been reserved 70
the affair which is for the benefit %
five hundred Will he played and table
may be reserved in advance through
Mrs George Styll. II will he a vcr,
attractiv" ana delightful function
and all Interested are invited to at
tend.
or Interest Here.
Says the Washington Post:
Ambassador ANA Mrs. Thomas Mel
son Page have gone 10 Flugg! fro.
Rome for the water cure, and will oc
"upy the apartment vacated after
1orinights stay by Queen Elena an,
the royal children" 80.
In the North.
Or. and Mrs. Matthew } Cunncll. o
This city, loft Saturday evening 70
- vacation in the North. Or. ana Mrs
connen expect TO lac in New York fo
"A few days. and will then visit DI
connells old home and friends in New
Jersey. They viii return to Richmont
in about ten days.
MHrtin-Council.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Council
and Cabell II. Martin was quietly cele
hrated on the evening of June IL a
$50 o'clock at Pine Street Baptis
Church parsonage. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. J. r. IiutsOn D. -
pastor of the church
LAWN Party.
One OF the most interesting Chart,
events or the week VIII be the Ia WI
party this evening, which viii he hel,
on the campus of Richmond Concg,
Tor the benefit of tho Ice Mission
japanese lanterns viii he hung ahou
the grounds, and refreshments viii h.
served at rustic tables decorated IL
garden flowers. The hours are from
10 ] o o'clock ana all Interested arc cor
daily invited to attend.