The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-14
RICHMOND PEOPLE SPEND
SUMMER IN MAINE WOODS
Miss Frances Folsom TimberIaISc, of
Williamsburg, Becomes Bride of
DIR. Manuel Ernncin Enrrcrrnnn

DIR. Manuel Francis TorrcEronn.
The AFFAIRS Of society these days are
mostly chronicled in arrivals and de-
parturcs. since the smart set is on the
wing for the North or the seaside or
the mountains TO spend the remainder
| of the season. Mrs. Malcolm Bruce
and her children. OF Monument Ave
nue., have closed their town house and
are spending some time at Lake Placid,
y. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jefress and
their son. Robert Miller Jenress. will
go this week to Big Moose Lake y.
y. where they have taken Il camp for
the summer. Mrs. Oliver j. Sands Is
also in the North for the summer
months, aud has been for several
weeks past in the Maine woods. where
she Will be joined later by Mr.. Sands
Their son, Jack Sands, is camping with
party OF boys in Maine for the sum
nier.
An unusual number OF Richmond
people are at the Warm Springs for
the season. Some of the recent ar
rivals include Miss Mary Elizabeth
Moore. Miss Emily Rutherford Royal.
AIR and Mrs. T. Garnett Tabb and their
small son. Mrs. Beverley Randolph
Tucker and her children, Mr.. and Mrs
j.. Is. Valentine. Misses Anne Nalen-
tine. Alice Jones. Kate Meade and Lou
Belle Catcsby Jones, all OF this city
Mrs j. j. Porter. OF Louisa, and her
daughter. Mrs. 6. T.. Black. OF ST
Louis. Mo. with her son, William Nal
Tory Black. will also spend the sum-
mer at the Warm Springs.
out OF the City.
Mrs G. S Gates has been visiting
her mother. Mrs. McC;raw. at Locust
Hall. Halifax County. for the past
month Misses Lucille and Essie Gates
are spending some time at Virginia
Bench.
Interesting Wedding.
y wedding OF unusual interest took
place Saturday afternoon At o'clock,
when Miss Frances Folsom Timber
lake. Of Williamsburg, WAS married
To or. Manuel Francis Torrcgrosa. OF
Porto Rico. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. II. II. CovinEton in st.
Parrs Episcopal Church. Norfolk in
the presence of members OF the i'm.
mediate family and few intimate
friends. The bride wore Il beautiful
blue travelling suit and carried bou-
quet of Bride roses
Miss Timberlake is the attractive
daughter OF Mrs. NJ. T.. ana the late
Colonel John Corbett Timberlake. who
was most gallant Confederate War
officer Or. Tor"eErosa was born in
Porto Rico, educated at tho College
Of William and Mary. and studied med
ici1e and graduated from the Uni
vcrsity College OF Medicine, at Rich
mond. IN 1913. Since his graduation
Or. TorrcErosa has been house sur
rcCr al the Municipal Hospital of Rich
mond. where he gained much popu-
larity.
Dr. and Mrs. rorrcErosa left inme-
iiatnly after the ceremony for Il short
wedding trip. after which they will
spend few days at tho brides home
III Williamsburg. They will sail on
the steamship Brozos from New York
City on July % for Porto Rico where
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Mrs. Written Entrrtuins.
Mrs. Webster Written, of Richmond
entertained with charming informality
| Friday morning NJ the residence of her
| mother. Mrs. c. Swink. in Roanoke. In
honor OF Mrs. Edward Van Riper, of
| Richmond.
| The suite of rooms was decorated in
Sn;laX and pink roses.
Mrs. Written was assisted By Mrs.
Arthur Huffman and Misses Myrtle
and Flossie Daniel.
The following beautiful program
was rendered:
/. ELSA Dream" ...........W Wagner
Mrs. Written.
., Aria AIiSnon" ......... Thomas
Mrs r. Hatcher.
2. 'ldyll' Observation-Disclosures. Macdowcll
Miss Bowman.
! !. ta) Sing to Me. Sing" Homer
OBJ Song OF Waiting. .Spea ks
(c) Song Of Joy. ...... Woodma II
Mrs. Van Ripper
:. Barcarolle Op. so. Eubeinstein
Miss Bowman.
& CAD Irish Love Song. ..... Lang
| ,n) Morn and Night. .... Hawley
| (c) Ferry Me" ........... Homer
! Mrs. Hatcher.
"Jcwcl Scenes" UFaust. .Gounod
Mrs. Van Ripper
For Miss i<rnn.
| Miss Louise Ransone. Of Elk Hill
| entertained a few friends over In.
Four,h ~ compliment To Miss Pcarl
| Kraft Miss Hansone's guests irclud
| ed Miss ellen Hogan and Jack Craw
on, OF Richmond. and 4amuel Carl
! son. OF Roanoke.
| Yachting Party.
Dr. William j. Cowardin gave a lie.
liEhtful party on board his yacht
! Geneva last Thursday evening down
the river to the RichmoDd Yacht Club
! where supper was served and dancing
| indulGcd in.
| Those attending were: Or. and Mrs
| Cowardin Mr.. and Mrs. Percy John
son, Misses Gertrude Stumpf. Aileeu
Lord, Annie Enright, Kathleen Kelly
! Eulnlia McSweeney, Nellie Enright
| Katherine .Amrhein, Mcssrs David
| Wiltshire, Louis Bcllcnot Albert
| Siewcrs. William EnriGht, Frank Boch.
| lind and Or. Il. X. Kelly.
| Leave Town.
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