The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-28
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL, MENTION
INTENSE HEAT CAUSES
EXODUS TO;RES0RTS
Nichnond People Leaving for Noun
tnins and .Sra-horc i'm LrrS:c Num-
= hcr~-Nnuy GoiAE Abroad.

l. Ealing ur for the summer. much in
advance OF the real season. Long mo-
torirc trips throUSh the North. cs-
peojalIy through New York and New
ENGLAND. have been planned. and u
number OF prominent socisty folk have
ALREADY gone abroad for the heated
term Sill others are planning TO close
their town residences by the first
weoE IN July and depart for Europe
shortly and many sailed early in this
month with paLties OF friends TO spend
The summer months in study at ia
nlou5 capitals OF the Continent
There viii be the usual contingent of
SaPhar asd I lqffH o, s snrns Wh or
,',nIntnts ,,.iiI ne riven az U~eitv co.,
t:sges and Country places near these
widely known watering places. Numer-
Gus house parties at country estates
everywhere In the State have been ar
ranged aud the Younger element, with
the college girls and boys largely
in yAe prGdominance, will be much In
evidence on these occasions. Pretty
girls from all over the South have
been in attendance upon the finals at
the colleges and various institutions
of Virginia and the anal balls at Wash
ington ana Lee University and the
Virginia Military institute have been
especiallJ' brilliant this year, with a
great r7an%>lfichmond girls in attend
Informal dances Mt the Country Club
Of Virginia three times II week. and
equally rs Informal dances and suppers
a; the hermitage Golf Club. will be
among the Interesting affairs for those
remaining III town for the next few
months Both are charming gathering
places for Interesting people. and golf
fnd iel.iis matches, with gay little
supue:sNto follow. add greatly to the
social lie OF the city.
Leaving Gown.
Miss Caroline Coleman has gone to
Philadelphia. where she is the guest
Of Mrs Cabell Tutwiler at her home.
IN Chestnut Hill, for. the month of
in New York city, with Miss Ellen
Glasgow, who Will return from a short
trir abroad some time next month.
Miss Lucy Singleton Coleman left
las: week for Redwood" her coun-
try nome in Louisa.
M!sG Mar. Temple of panville. is
the guest OF A1rs Oscar Swineforci. AZ
13o2 Grove Avenue. Miss Temple has
been much entertained during her stay
here number OF delightful affairs
have been planned in her honor Rob
ert 7 Cepe"s gave an informal dance
for her last Tuesday evening, and Mrs
Swineford entertained the younger set
at picnic Friday afternoon. with Miss
Temple the honoree.
Goinc TO Ola Point.
Mrs Eva I. Salmon. who has been
spending some time with friends and
Itld tiNtS IA lN!tll!lpII. Is lc9NlnS inns
Wees FOR Qua Point Comfort with Mrs
Ear lolph, Mrs. Higgins and Fred Shell
ION :. farewell dinner will be given
for Mrs. Salmon ct the Jefferson Ho.ei
Monday evening. She. has been in
Richmond Al! spring gathering me-
1erial'ans a nov picture play. but re-
Gently. completed, known US The stone
the Builder Rejected" which is ded-
Gated to John Clifford Shelton. Of This
city. and the scene is laid at the C'oun-
Try Club here.
Mrs Salmon is sailing with a party
OF f-ierrt. for Europe some time short
~ md Will not return 10 this country
until late in. the tall;
Daisy Wedding.
The marriage OF MISS Margaret Glass
Williams, daughter of Captain Thomas
Neal Williams. 10 Howard Randolph
GaNo' son OF Mr. and Mrs John $
|ano, 81 Fanens6urs \ j. celebrated
al 'Wayside.' ;he home OF the brides
lathe, near D?nyille. "Wednesday cvem-
Ing "as brilliant ana fashionable
event.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev j. Cleveland Hall rector OF the
Church " me Epiphany, Danvile as
sisted by Rev. Chiswen Dabney. rector
OF tAt- Episcopal Church, at Chatham
II the presence OF = large company of
relatives and friends The wide rooms
OF Tie house were thrown open every
where and beautifully decorated IN a
color *c!enIe o. yellow and white. car
REQ our Very effectively IN daisies. li:;es
and yeEcw blossoms The walls We.
!eSi'7ned with running ceGar and
Terms as . BACKGROUND for carluuds
o; yellow and white flowers ana a
great G-e.ddine bell OF daisies. caurht
Up With white tul!e was hung over the
-!"FI pN!Sed altar ~ one end ot the long
iaW!nE-rocm Lighted tapers and
!!!ies oa.Eea Tie altar and Howard
Sa!@man. Frank jefferson and Mrs
barry iTenciec rendered the weddin~
l,-It Il
"a INC st!rway. y Love You TRULY"
'hH y 'ericct Day Were sung very
soiJ!y during The ceremony.
me hf!de wedding dress was fash
loNeo OF white crepe meteor and en-
brclG G------s---+ II "s,. II was made with =
!HAs court train, and there were Trim.
-nl:1S-oi pearls on the bodice ana skirt
re! vel! OF illusion zen from a Castle
cap u veal lace arranged with orange
blossoms, and she Carried huge bou-
tuei- .! Bride roses and lilies of The
valley She wore ~ her ONLY orra-
NtCi Handsoue diamond necklace.
lho e...oo!H S slit Captain Williams
gave his douchter in marriage and
they were met at the altar by the
uridecroam and his best man. - r
W!!!lams The maid OF honor the
brides cousin. Miss Annie Laurie Bur
ion. AZ lJauVIllc. wore q white iare
gown draped over yellow creme de
cheIe, ana carried q bouquet o.! yellow.
Haises and ma !cnha:r ferns Mrs
Joseph Francis Roberts Of Charlotte
'fhc was Fer sisters dame OF honor
was go"rcc IN g becoming creation OF
colder tansta and duchess lac. ard
carried = bouquet II white k!llarnev
m bridssmaids were Misses Rachel
'1a!e, o: iatieHshUrE, y J sister o..
me groom Janet Hauehton. of omar
4ottt y c oilss Else Dietr!ck. of Dan.
Ni-.e Margarci 8eaual and Maud Con
~SN Of Danv-lle. Jane, Louise