The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
MANY RICHMOND PEOPLE
ARE TRAVELLING ABROAD
Mrs. Everett waddey and Daughters
Leave for Luke Toxaway, North
IN

ENCECtt Nuuucy unu
Leave for Luke Toxaway, North
Carolina, On Monday.
Mrs. Everett Waddey and her daugh-
ters, Misses Margaret and Carrie Wad-
dey. of Monument Avenue, are leav-
ing town on Monday for North Caro-
lima. Mrs. waddey and tho Misses
Waddey expect to spend the remainder
of the summer season at Lake Toxic
way, N c.
Leaving Town.
Peyton r. H. Washburn and Rev. e..
Emory Washburn are at the Columbia
University. y. Y. Later in the summer
they VIII visit relatives on the coast
of Massachusetts and elsewhere in the
North. before returning to Richmond.
Mrs Edward d. Washburn, of Q South
Fifth Street. is visiting her brother.
r. T. II. Harrison. at his homo at Be
lair. Md.
Motoring Through the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes Penn, Miss
Elizabeth Penn and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
NJ. Penn. their guests. have returned
to Danviile from a touring trip to
Buffalo Lithia Springs and Richmond,
where they spent the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. witt and Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Brown, who spent
week with friends in Harrisonburg,
while motoring through the Valley, re-
turned yesterday to their homes In
Richmond. While hero they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley. their son. Tai
mage Cooley, Mrs Cooleys' sister, Miss
Alma Bare, and their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Witt, of Richmond. and Whitmore
Dodge, OF Roanoke, were guests Tues
day at Massanetta Springs.
Miss Meyer Entertained.
Miss Adele Meyer, of Enfield. y. c..
was the guest of honor at a social
given last evening In the home Of the
Misses Want I'm Woodland Heights.
y number of friends OF Miss Meyer at
tended the function. which was a very
attractive event.
Mrs. Wardc Honorcd.
Mrs. Charles II. Copeley, of Mott
Avenue. Norwalk, Conn. entertained
very attractively Mt cards this week
in honor of Mrs. James Warde, OF Rich
mond. who Is her guest there. The
hrst prize was won by Mrs. William
James. and the first mems prize was
awarded to Walter a. Raymond. Six
tables were engaged. and refreshments
were served at small tables following
tho game.
Mrs. warde is now in New Haven,
Conn, whore she will visit for some
time. before returning TO her homo
in this city.
In New York.
Registered at the Hotel McAlpin, in
New York, from Richmond during the
past week have been Misses NJ. B. and
NJ. w. Stringfellow. Mr.. and Mrs r.
G. Thornton. Miss Augusta Grenzbach,
Thomas S. Wheelwright, T.. Ahrcn. Mr..
and Mrs. w. ii. Boschen, DR.. and Mrs
a. l.. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wood
ruff, s. i. Kelley. w. L. Newsomc and
w. L. Taylor.
JohnsOn-Gce.
Union Chapel Church, at Gary, was
the scene of n pretty wedding on We'd
nesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, when
Miss Nina Gee. Of that place, became
the bride OF Edward Cuthbert John
son. of Kenbridge The church was
prcttily decorated in evergrecns and
white roses.
The bride. handsomely gowned in a
blue cloth suit. with hat to match and
carrying beautiful shower bouquet OF
white roses and misnonctte, entered
with her brother, Is. l.. Gee, of Ken
| bridge.
| The groom's best man was w. 6. Irby.
cashier OF the Bank OF Lunenburg
Mrs. h. l.. Gee. of Kenbridgc, and Miss
Idle Wood, OF Double Bridges, rs ma
iron and maid of honor. were becom-
ingly gowned in white lace over light
blue crepe de chine. and carried cluster
bouquets of white roses. The brides
maids were very charming in their
frocks of white lace over net, with
he soft blue Elrdle and SASH and
carrying bouquets OF white roses and
madenhair fern. Miss Eva Arvin, of
Double Bridges, played the LohcnGrin
Wedding march, and during the ccre-
mony Hearts and Flowers" was softly
played. Rev. ID. NJ. Austin, OF Ken
bridge. omclatcd.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnson left in their
car for Richmond where they took tho
train for Ocean View. Washington and
Atlantic City.
The bridesmaids and groomsmen
were Miss Lizzie Arvin. with Drury Il.
Gee; Miss Mildred Bagley. with VIII
ton Gilmore: Miss Kara Parrish with
Herman Daniel, Miss Susie Hawthorne,
with Aubrey Arvin
Going Ahrond.
Mrs. James Peasants. Of Richmond.
will sail next Wednesday from Balti-
moro on board the koeniEin Luisc for
Europe. She will be accompanied by
Mrs. !. Quitman Lowell. with whom she
will travel extensively on the Cont
nent. They expect to spend the re
mainder of the summer abroad.
Mrs. Plcasants's niece. Miss Rose
Gordon Haxall. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Triplett Taxall. sailed Thursday
from New York with III. Rieman Du-
vail. of New York. and his daughter,
Miss Mamie Gordon Duvail. on the
Adriatic for England.
They VIII first go TO Scotland and
later travel OH the Continent. return
ing to America III the autumn.
Visiting Here.
Miss Bessie Carter and Mrs. William
7. Gray, who have been the guests OF
Miss Garter in Fredericksburg, loft
Thursday for Richmond where Miss
Carter will visit at the home OF Mrs
Gray. in Highland Park.
Moonlight Outing.
a moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap
will be given this evening by Broad
Street Methodist Church. The boat
leaves the Old Dominion dock ut $40
in the evening. and the public is
cordially invited to attend
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.