The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
SOCIETY WILL ATTEND
HOP AT COUNTRY CLUB
Weekly Dance This Evening VIII lie
Augmented by Informal
tMnlrs.

Affairs.
/ The gatherings or society AT the
, Hermitage Golf Club and the Country
/ club are gradually increasing each
week. and the usual weekly hop al tho
/ Country club this evening will be an
I interesting event The small dinner
tables that will dot The terraces and
4 vcrandas OF the clubhouse viii be dec
! Grated In quaint Jars OF garden flowers.
/ and the candles shaded with Dresden
fr!lls. The appearance Of a number Of
prominent society people In town the
( latter part OF this week Will make the
I social calendar take on "A different as
/ poet shortly. and various informal
! functions OF not will he given this
/ afternoon and evening at the club
+ houses, In and out of town.
! Miss Bloombcrg In Berlin.
Nrs. IL II. Bloombcrg. mother Of Mes
Florence Bioomberg. who Is teach
/ CT in tn. John Marshall High school.
/ Is IN receipt OF a telegram from Wash
/ ington announcing the safety of ner
/ daughter in Berlin. Germany. the in
/ formation having come through the
/ embassy in Germany. Miss Bloomhcrg'
( hopAs shortly TO be able 10 obtain
/ transportation from Germany TO this
country, and return to her home In this
I city.
Hnil nj the White.
The Baltimore sun contains the fol-
lowing of interest TO the younger So
. ciety set in Richmond;
The annual fancy dress ball for the
, juvenile members OF society was given
/ Wednesday evening a the New Green
bricr Hotel. white Sulphur Springs.
vs.. Va. The affair was given under
the direction of Professor 6. Victor
Zebley. OF Washington.
Miss Helen Preston. the young
/ daughter OF Mayor and Mrs James II.
, Preston, made the hit Of the evening
dancing the maxixe with John Taylor.
/ of Richmond Her costume was that
resented younE Scotchman others
F. in costumes were Miss MARY r. Pres
ton, as a Spanish girl: Miss Ethel Hood.
( dressed as Gre,el Wilbur Preston. as
/ Peter Pan. and Aiifin Hood. who APP
peared as Hans"
/ Master Taylor Is the son OF Mr. and
/ Mrs. John NJ. Taylor. OF Park Avenue.
and his dancing at the White sor sew
eral seasons has been greatly APP
! plauded
/ tho chaperones at the affair
I Visiting Here.
Misses Anna and Lucy Hutchinson.
| Of Essex County. who have been guests
al Rosemont, Spotsylvania County. arc
I now visiting friends In Richmond
MISS Louie 'rHEIe entertained inc
Younger set at her home Saturda '
/ evening, from to - o'clock in honor
, OF the Misses Hutchinson.
On Motor Trip.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r Halves Lipscomh will
/ leave to-day on 7 motor trip through
, Culpepper. Rappahannock and adjoin-
/ ing counties They will also visit l.u-
ray Caverns and other points or In
tcrest in that section of the State.
In Richmond.
DR.. William II. Smith has returned
/ from a short trip bringing with him
the summer In the mountains OF Viz
/ rina
Mrs. W Carncal and her baby. o,
Alabama. are visiting Mrs William H.
Smith. on Grove Avenue.
Here From T-Nns.
Or. and Mrs. William Walter Young.
who have been IN Texas since their
marriage in June. arc spending a few
days with Dr. Young's parents on
North Fifth Street here. Early in Sep
tember, DR. Young will enter upon his
duties al the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
/ In Baltimore
. Mr. Pottcr'S Hccital.
At the morning service in st James
| Church tomorrow. Ben ]. Potter. asso-
ciate Of the ROYAL College Of Organ
lists. London, Will preside at the fine
/ instrument. At the close o. the service
Mr.. Potter will play a number OF or
/ gan selections by special reques.
Engagement Announced.
MI and Mrs. Frank L. Young. OF Lex
/ ington. announce the engagement OF
I their daughter. Miss Margaret Moore.
10 Emory Gombcr Nusz. of Frederick.
Md. The wedding Will take place We'd
( nesday morning. September Is, at 1880
/ o'clock. At the home Of the bride on
I White street, Lexington.
birthday Party.
/ happy afternoon was spent at the
home OF Mrs. r. NJ Mastis in Newport
News Wednesday. when their little
daughters, Mildred Mastis and Cecil
Wright. celebrated the eighth anniver-
sary of their birthday. Games were
played. after which a birthday luncheon
was served by Mrs. Masts assisted by
/ Mrs. Ballard and Mrs. Henley. The
guests were Ruby Richardson, Pearl
Ballard William Ballard, Olive Wright.
/ Lucille Henley. Vernon Henley. Hazel
1 Elinger. George Mastis, Connie Wei
siger. Theodore Mastis. Frederick Wei
siNcr. Walter Vaughan, of Richmond.
and Sarah liolleman, OF Richmond.