The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-01
Mr.. AND MRS. HUNTER MANN
RETURN FROM FAR EAST
MDny Hichmond People Visit Resort.
On Long Island, aud ut Other
Northern Points,


Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Mann. who
have been making their home in the
tasi for the past year. have returned
OF Mrs. Mann's relatives in Johnson
CITY. Tenn. They have been touring
places OF Interest on the Continent OF
Europe and in England for some sew
era months prior 10 their sailing for
ihis country, and spcn, most Of their
time In the south Of Europe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mann will shortly come to Peters
burg FOR a visit to former Governor
aud MrS. William Hodges Mann at their
home nome IN that city, and they also eX,
Richmond. before returning to their
home.
Leave for tho North.
week for Crystal Brook. Long Island.
where they viii spend two weeks with
relatives: Rev. Russell Cecil, -. D.. has
alTcady Joined his family on Long Is
land at their cottage there for the
remainder OF the summer
AIRS. Thomas \ smXth. of Monuinent
their two sons and Miss Theresc
:Nurncy. of SUFFOLK. left Richmond on
ThTssdaX for The North They will lie
have taken camp for the month Of
August.
Belle Fromn,a, WHO have been visiting
in New York, Albany, Lake George.
Gin Haven and Val Cour. are now IN
Montreal. from which place they will
Toronto. MISS Marie Stcinbrech"r will
remain at the summer school of Madam
Louise v"n Fcilitzsch, at Val Cour on
Lake Champlain.
Bnck from the Beach.
u. Mr. %illi ian \ pabney and Mrs;
TO thSir home on Monument Avenue
after "a stay Of four weeks AT Virginia
Beach. accompanied by Miss Frances
their guest for several weeks. Several
pretty Affairs were given for Miss Tur-
pin during her stay a, the beach. a
ana Mrs. William 7, Dabney, Jr.. en-
t9rtained at an oyster roast at Cape
Of the younger sct at the beach en-
joycd the days outing. \ porch party
on Thursday eyIning was given by
the casino Wedne sday evening, Mrs
Dabncy, Sr., entertained at beach
party Bright log fires lent brilliancv
to the night, and refreshments were
served. the young people winding up
tho affair with sweet old songs.
BeIl--AIdermnn.
4 quiet home wedding Was celebrated
"a, the Washington. 2$oi East Broad
morning. July as, when Wiliie ii; Bell
man daughter of Ira ID. Alderman and
the late Mrs. Alderman, and grand
OF her time with her grandmother. since
tho death OF her mother. and has many
friends in this city. She is lovely
girl, and both she and the groom have
a wide circle of friends in Richmond.
soon after tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Bell left FOR Washington, where they
viii spend their honeymoon. Rev. Mr..
Johnson performed the ceremony.
Interesting Announcements.
The following announcement in a
recent issue OF the Dallas tTeNas)
News is OF interest to Richmond So
lcicty:
MFR and Mrs. Lee Addison Coulter
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Lucy Lee. TO Edmund BaviS-
King. The marriage will take place
some time carly in November"
Miss Coulter is charmingly -rcmcm-
bered as ono OF the members OF the
younger society set here, before her
Mr.. King Is son OF Mr.. and Mrs ".
". King, OF stanton, and both bride
and groom elect are widely related
throughout the State.
Watermelon Feast.
watermelon feast was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Groshuisky in honor
OF Miss Frances Ellis. The yard was
attractNcly decorated with Japanese
lanterns. hright-colorcd lights and
palms, and the guests invited TO meet
Miss Ellis included Misses Sarah Ellis.
! HoldIc Levin Frances Lcnet Sarah
Goshen, Mary Levy. Frances Berman.
Bessie Scherr of Baltimore: Messrs
Earney Feldman. William Bravcrman,
Leo Braverman, Moe Levy, Julius Rob
inson, Nathan Kesslcr. Arran London,
Henry Spigcl, Alex Sharobe. sam
Sharobc and Abe Goshen.