The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
Personal
N 0 t e S
SOCIETY INTERESTED
IN WEDDING TONIGHT
.Irhn Niruthcr~ Napier win claim Miss
Nnry iioOilr, scarborough
tritic.


Briic.
i EHrinud rirsicy and his dauch-
tors Misses Cinir" ANA l.cnurc 'rusl"y,
have returned to their home. "Picuucn-
O"qG".' near Richmond. after spending
som" lime travelling In the North. MIR.
TtuSley and the Misses Tiuslcy were on
the MasSachus"tt Coast for tho month
of August and have recently spent scV-
.ral weeks Ia Atlantic city and New
York. cu route for Richmond
Observation-Disclosures.
FasiiouaDic society j. much inter
csted I'm tho marriage Of Miss Mary
Ifoadley scarborough. daughter oil Airs.
philip Edwards Johnson by a former
marriage TO l.. W. Scarborough. and
John StrutherS Napier. son Of Dr and
Mrs Alcxandcr Napier. Of Glasgow.
Scotland. The ceremony will take place
quietly this evening at o'clock in
the home of the brides mother at 2023
Monumcut Avenue. with only the near
"st relatives aud friends present Rev.
Walter Russell Bowie. -. D., rector OF
81. paurs Episcopal Church. will oiii-
ciatc. Miss Helen Follett. Of Wiscon
sin. will be Miss Scarboroughs maid Of
honor and the groom Will he attended
by Milton Napier. Jr.. his cousin from
New York. as best man. There will be
no other Attendants and no extra guests
have been invited for the reception fol-
lowing the ceremony.
Returned tn Richmond.
Mrs Thomas l.. Moore has returned TO
her country estate, "Morclard Farm"
near Richmond. after an extended visit
10 relatives at kcnncbunkport, Maine,
this summer. Mrs. Moore was accom-
panied to Richmond by Mr.. Moorc's
sister. Mrs Tilton. Of New York and
Miss Mar g. Moore. OF Sandy Spring.
Md. who are guests at Moreland
Farm" Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will not
move into their town residence on West
Franklin street until late in the fall,
Hack From ..brond.
Miss Lily Cary. who has been abroad
for sometime. landed in New York on
Sunday and has returned to her home
in Richmond. Miss Cary was met in
New York by her parents, Colonel and
Mrs. Miles #. Cary and Mrs Lucius
Cary. who returned to Richmond with
her this week
Miss Matte ,. Harris has also re-
turned from Europe. where she spent
the summer months Miss Harris will
occupy her apartment at the Hanover
for the winter months
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Nathaniel Bowman. OF Lynch
burg. has issued Invitations for the
marriage Of her daughter. Louise. to
Nelson Robins, Of this city, the ccre-
rony TO take place on the evening OF
Tuesday October 6. at : o'clock at the
home OF the brides mother on the
Boonsboro Road, Lynchburg. Mr.. Rob
ins is son Of the late Colonel William
Todd Robins and Mrs. Sally Nelson Rob-
ms OF this city. and the wedding is one
Of the most interesting OF the fall sea-
son. y number of Richmond guests
Will go To Lvnchburg next month to
attend the ceremony.
Following wedding journey. Mr.
Robins and his bride Will be at home
in Lynchburg.
One-Stcp Party.
Lieutenant Wilson. u. s. y, and Mrs
Wilson gave an enjoyable supper and
onc-stcp party at tho cafe Saturday
evening at the Virginia Beach Casino.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes,
Of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. henson, Mrs.
John stockton. MIR. and Mrs. Johnston.
! Miss Louise Black, Miss May White
| hurst Roland Thorp. w. G. Matthews,
I Frank Kngsing. Frank Mast. George
Lee. Lester Graves. Russell Bradford,
| William Sterling, Rex Whitehurst, Geo.
/ Pollard and Baldwin Myers.
{ baltimore Wedding
/ Society in Richmond and throughout
! the state is greatly interested In the
! following from the Baltimore Sun, OF
| yesterday:
The wedding of Mrs Louise IIaiscy
Stcarns, Of Virginia, to DR.. Charles g
Page OF Orange. took place very quiet
ly at II o'clock "Wednesday morning at
the residence at Roland Park of DR.
and Mrs. NJ. g. Porter The ceremony
Was performed by Rev. Frank Porter
and DR. Don Peters, of Baltimore, was
the best man.
DIR. Page and his bride left for New
| York and on their return from their
wedding journey will live in Orange"
DIR Page and his bride left for New
est and hest known families in Vir-
Ginia and has many friends and rela-
,ives here.
reception to Mr.. BuchhOIz.
reception by the congregation OF
overbrook Presbyterian Church. OF Bar
ton Heights, VIII be rendered to the
pastor, Rev. -. T. Buchholx, in the
church building tonight. The Ladies'
Aid Society, under whose direction the
reception will he held, VIII serve re-
sistance OF Mrs. y. w. Martenstein,
pianist, arranged an attractive program
for the occasion.
The following program will be rem
dcred: Piano solo. Miss Ernestine Otto;
recitation, Miss Ray Reams; violin
solo, John otto; piano duet, Misses
Thelma Dewcll and Ernestine Otto:
recitation. Miss Ora Austin; chorus.
young people of the church; solo, DR..
Maurice Koblcnzcr: duet, Misses Ada
selection from Rigoletto, Misses kuyll
and Allen and Dr. I<oblenzer and y. w.
Martcnstein recitation, Miss Austin:
duet, Dr. Koblenzer and MIR. Martcn-
stein; closing chorus, young people of
the church.
Motor Parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ~ Ciatewood and T..
&. Gatewood, OF Richmond and DR..
and Mrs. j. :. Hope of Portsmouth,
comprise a motor party that is spend
ing several days at Natural Bridge.
after a stay at White Sulphur Springs
An automobile party consisting of
MIR. ana Mrs -. Henry KatZ and the
Misses Woodlief of Norfolk. and Louis