The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
LUNCHEON RENDERED
AMBASSADOR WILLARD
John y. Wilson tn Entertain To-day nt
NpstmOrcinnd tIuI,-i:ugawrmcnt of
Miss Henrietta RunyOn Announced.

Miss Henrietta Run.on Announced.
The United states Ambassador to the
Court Of spain. Joseph L. willard. viii
be the guest OF honor to-day at a
luncheon given al the Wcstmurcland
Club by John T. Wilson. Ambassador
willard is making a short visit to
Richmond, having come TO this country
WITH his son-iu-law ANA daughter Mr.
aud Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt. whose
wedding was brilliant even; at
Madrid in the mouth of June.
On Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. W, Williams and their
son, G. James Williams. are touring the
mountains of virginia in their car.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams and their son
expect To visit Mrs. Wiiiams's sister.
Mrs. II. Il; cook. at her home In Way
ncsboro. before returning to Richmond.
Characterization.
j. William Crews. vice presid,n, OF
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company. was married To Miss
Norwood Estelle Houston. OF Green
vile. =. g. daughter OF Mrs. J. II lious-
ton. nj tho home Of his brother. Frank
Crews. In Baltimore on Saturday. The
ceremony was performed by Rev w
NJ. Dame. u. u. Of the Episcopal
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Crews will
make their home In Richmond.
Engagement Announced.
Dr. T.. G. Runyon announces the en-
sagement and approaching marriage of
her daughter, Henrietta Bronston. TO
George lIermon Laync Winfrcy. OF Gull
pepper. The wedding will take place
very quietly in the near future.
Prominent engagement.
Says tine Baltimore Sun; AN en-
gagemcnt of great interest to society
Of this city is that Of Miss Emily
Symington Riggs. eldest daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs Jessie Bright Riggs of
North Bend. Gainesville. TO Winslow
linudleN. Of Baltimore. which was an
n"uuccd Saturday night at the dance
AT the CatonsVjlle Country club The
date of the wedding has not been de-
cided Miss RIGGS is a graduate OF ST.
TimoihN'S school for Young Ladies,
CatOusvil!c. and made her debut last
season. she Is member Of the Pot
and Kettle and the Catonsville Country
Club. and has been much admired since
coming out in society She is fond Of
outdoor sports and can be seen daily
driving her automobile over the roads
near her country home. Miss Riggs is
a niece Of William Wallace Syming-
ton. Mrs. Wellington Hardy OF Norfolk
Mrs. Edward w. lowering. Jr.. and En-
sign Alexander Symington, of An
napols
Mr. Hundley is also popular among
the younger set OF society. and is a
member Of the Gainesville and Baltl-
more Country Clubs"
The announcement is OF much in
terest here and throughout the State.
where both Mr.. Iiundley and Miss Riggs
have many friends and relatives
In Washington.
Miss Ethel Walton and Miss Ruby
Rowe. OF this city, are visiting Miss
Eulah Stanwell at her home in Wash
ington. Later in the summer Miss Wal
ton and Miss Rowe will be members Of
a house party that will take place at
Colonial Beach.
Guests I'm Maryland.
MIR. and Mrs. David J. Carver. OF
Warrenton. who are spending the sum
mer at Orange Grove, Md. have as their
guests the Rev. Vrginius H. Council
and Judson Council OF Warrenton.
and Rev. and Mrs W Owen Carver
the Misses Ruth, Dorothy and Alice
Carver and George Carver, of Louis
Vile. KY.
Attractive Lawn Fetc.
The sunday school OF the Park Place
Methodist Church will give lawn
party next Thursday nigh; at 1929
Floyd Avenue for the benefit of mis-
sionary in China, now in care OF the
school. The gates Will be opened at
o'clock. Every conceivable form OF
entertainment has been arranged for,
and those who attend are promised
good time.
The women who have charge are
Mesdames Blair Matthews. Lee Todd.
w. J. Lynham, l.. Nj. wilkins. Stearns
McGhee. w. r. Walker. Thomas. Layne.
Curley. Newell, .Allen, Hawks, Bulling-
ton, ivey, Chaper, Misses Bessie Hitter
Nirgie Allen, Lucy Beveridge Minnie
Jones, Ami Graham, Mary Graham. kf-
he Ratkins, Grace Payne, Elise Phillips
Lucrctia Williams, Callie Hardy, Heath
Mackie. Kate Lee Gold, Eunicc Bell
Mrs. Seal, Mrs. Winsheid. Susie Shcrrod
Mamie Shcrord, Winnie scott Lucille
Jones, Nellie Peace.
some of the young girls who viii
serve are Misses Kathleen Montgomery.
Aueic Sim:. Mary Hatcher. Katherine
Morr, Bcrta Davis. Ethel Dupcs. Aline
l4atum, Roscna Pride. Florence Shulcr,
Anna Bcvcridse, Grace IIargravc.
Katherine liargrave, Norna Wh;pple.
Alice Whipplc Marion Halle. Stacie
Taylor Blanche Davis. Bcuettn Hulce.
Martha Jobson. Ella Morris.
Miss Bessie liiter's class Will have
charge OF the fishing pond. Misses
Alien and Matthew's classes will sell
peanuts, chewing gum and candy. Mr..
lvey Will have charge of the lemonade.
and Mr.. Stearns will take charge OF
the ice water.
Thomas. Walker and Howard Reid
will look after the music. gold ring
Eill be given the young girl who sells
the most tickets. and a pearl ha ndicd
knife % the box.