The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
Personal
N Q t e S
MANY HOUSE PARTIES
WILL ENGAGE SOCIETY
Country Homes Throughout state Arc
scenes Of tn. Gatherings
This Meek


\ number OF attractive house par.
ties in charming country homes
throughout the State have bccn planned
Tor tho first week in September. Mn
aud Mrs. Archer Jones. OF this city. are
entertaining this week at their sum
mer estate III Amelia County an inter
es,ing house party in honor Of their
daughter and son. Miss Alice Jones and
psbot nc Jones. Some Of the guests in :
vited include Misses Nickoti and Helen
Johnston. Isabelle Williams. Elizabeth
oven. Of Richmond John Wallace
Locker Bemiss, OF this city. ana Mr
Parsons. OF Petersburg.
Leave for Nimrod.
Mi. and Mis-. Pickett i.athrnp and
Nr and Mrs. James Macdonald Well
iord arc leaving Richmond on Friday
for = stay At Nimrud Hall in Bath
County. Nj. and Mrs. Hugh Rose are
ais" leaving town on Friday tor Nim-
rod Hall.
ficming-Br0vn
Says the Washirston Post.
~ wedding OF interest TO Washing
ionians took place at noon Mou,;ay in
Pittsburgh. when Miss Margaret Eaton
Brown daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Louise
Brown. became the bride Of Thomas
Fleming. n. formerly Of Washington
The marriage. which WAS solemnized in
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
was followed bv q breakfast at tn
= few intimate friends were asked.
Miss Margaret l.. Allison was maid OF
honor. Buchanan Houston Hill served
as best man for MIR. Fleming. and the
ushcrs were William H. l. Fleming. Of
Virginia. and Robert Fleming. OF Wash
inGton. brothers Of the groom. William
Z. Hill and John H. Carter. OF Pits
hurch. Warren White and Joseph Il
Meddick. OF Altar Ga.
after a wedding trip. MIR. nd Mrs.
Fleming viii make their home 1T the
Emerson Apartments. Emerson and
Alder Streets. Pittsburgh
MI. Fleming is widely related
throughout the State and his family
= ono OF the most distinguished in
Virginia. He has several times visited
relatives and friends in Richmond.
Prominent Enlargement.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Allan w Gibson who
has made his home AT the jefferson
liotel since coming TO Richmond last
spring. to Miss Isabel Drummond the
wedding to take place on Thank giving
DAY At FL ston, Pa. the tenn porary home
~ ine brides parents. Rev ana Mrs
William j. Drumfnond. who have been
missionaries in China for the past TWEEN
ty-hve Years. Miss Drummond took a
preparatory course at Blair Hall and
later entered Goucher college. at Balti-
moro, taking tho literary course there.
Nhf - q 1Ntulpef OF the Gamma Ihl
Beta sorority. and viii be = great add :
'ior Ia tho Younger society set in This
CITY. Mi. Gibson is a son of r. W. Glib :
son. and is widely related throughout
tho state.
HnrL From Northern Trip.
MIR and Mrs. Edwin q. i.ai rd have re-
turned 10 their homo. after :, delight :
full visit OF two weeks 10 Mr.. and Mrs
James -. Winston at their summer
home. near SauEerties. y. y III the
Hudson River Nalle%. Mr. Winstou's
racing stables are midway between the
liver and tho catskill Mountains. where
the climate and scenery are unsur-
passed. Much time Was spent in mo
'orinS and III visiting tho beautiful
estates on the Hudson. where the par
| ~ was most delightfully."- entertained
at inuchcons and dinners. One Of the
| mos. charming features OF the visi,
WAS tho entertainment Of party OF
fourteen guests by MIR. Winston to ,hy
Goshen races. which they attended -wn
days. motoring 10 the Red Swan Inn
for the nicht.
NcfurninG From Abroad.
MS. ;. w. Meek and her daughter,
MIss Mary Wilson Meek who have
been abroad since early in the summer
are now IN London. and expect TO sail
shortly from England for this country
Nj. anu Mrs. Williamson Talley and
their small daughter. Miss Florence
TslleE. wer" also among the Richmond
people travelling in Europe when the
war broke out They sailed from Enc
!and on August 80 ard arrived in Rich
lnond this week
Gursts Entertained.
Miss Cora.ise Clark. Of This city. en-
,crtaincd AT her home on Monday even
ing in honor OF Misses Pearl and RUBY
WiEfrec, OF Drewry's Bluff. AMONG
those invited TO meet the Misses Win
free were Misses Wortlev Dickerson.
Lucille Baker. Elise rhrock,norton Lula
Gregory. Ruther Romer. Eloise Pinch
beck, Ethel Dickcrson. Herber, SPAR
Norwood Greer. Robert Garter. John
:tlanton, George Wade. Ben liundard
! Hunter Wagner. William jackson and
Mrs. w \. i'aker.
E:lmorc-McEncr..
Miss Pauline McEhery. daughter ~
dr. and Mrs. John Edward A.ct.ucry. III
S!ac hstone, b~-ame the orid. Of AL
bert Carson fillmore Yesterday morning
1T l..3o o'clock in ST Luke's Episcopal
Church. NJ Blackstone
The bride wore an exquisite gown
Of white crepe meteor. and her irIl.
! Veil ARA nsed in cap fashion Was fast
ened With orange blossoms She ear
ried bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies
OF the valley. She entered the church
with ner maid OF honor. Miss Jessie
Watnins McEnerv. who wore dainty
gown Of blue chiffon and shadow lace
! and white lace hat She carried pink
astCIs.
The groom. attended by his hest
man Milton fillmore. OF Lawrenccvillc
met the bride nj the altar. where she
vas given IN marriage by her father
M'ssrs James Madison Harris Ji. w.
Zen Wilkinson. :. Gordon Epcs. and
Richard rhorntoniwere the ushers In,
mediateiv after the ceremony MI and
Mrs, fillmore left for motor trip
through The Valley of Virginia
After September -. they will be at
home III Blackstone
Among the out-of-town guests we're:
Mrs James Mcilwaine. Miss Martha Me
iiwaine and Miss Kate Gillian, OF Re
tersburs. MI. ard Mrs. q. :. Wing
Green Bay; Mrs &. V Elmore. Law
rencevlllc: Mi. and Mrs Emory Ell
more. Of Lawrenceville. Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Gilmore. OF awrenceviile: Mr..
and MIS-. Leonard Elmore. Of Peters
burg. Miss Tompkins. OF Richmond
The ceremony Derforpied I,1tn m.