The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
COLONIAL DANES TO TAKE
PART IN UNWILLING
Monument to Blind Preacher. Rev.
james Wnddcll. to he Dedicated
Wednesday Afternoon.

m ond from the Waddell Memorial Com
n!ttee OF Yves; Hanover Prcsbytery 70,
tho laying of the stone marking the
Site OF the historic church OF The
Blind Preacher Rev. James Waddell,
At GordonsNille. the ceremony to be
held on the afternoon of Wednesday OF
this week at $50 o'clock. The com
mittee in charge OF this interesting
celebration includes Rev. Hugh IL
hudson. chairman: Or John w. Scott
/ y Wallace. Rev. 7. o. Cone and
George o. Pey;on. The Colonial DANES
ot Virginia are invited 10 attend this
LAYING OF the stone. and many promi-
nent Danes from Richmond and
throughout the State will so to Cor
louisville this week for the event
At the Hot.
Mrs Douglas Wander Hoof has been
the cues; of Mrs. sidney Buford Jr
E; "Dunas Place" the summer home OF
Nj and Mrs. Lan!er Dunn. at the Vir-
e!nia Hot Springs. Mrs. Wander Hoof
returned 20 Richmond on Wednesday,
ana expects to leave town this week
for Onawa. Maine.
Mr. ana Mrs. James Vaudeville Car,
Isle and Mi. and Mrs. Walter Bruce
Hove viii return next week to Hot
Springs whcre they are occupying for
-he summer Mrs. Calderon Carlisle's
from Washington on horseback. cross
iru the Blue Ridge and Allegheny
Mountains and stopping at interesting
places on the way. including Luray
Caves.
visitors ut the Warm Springs.
Miss Anne Keith Royal and her
brotheT. William l.. Royal. Jr., accom-
panied by a. c. Nlather. of New York
and Chicago, have been visiting Miss
Mary Elizabeth Moore and Miss Emily
rutherford Royal at the Warm
Springs during tho past week. and will
Misses Royal We're among those dane
ing at big fancy dress ball given at
the Warm on Wednesday evening, and
nave been much entertained during
their stay there. other Richmonders at
the Warm Springs are George j. An
derson and Mrs. s. s. Habliston.
Society has been in evidence more
than ever this season at Warm Springs.
which is a rendezvous for Baltimoreans,
many taking cottages there for the sea
son.
on last Wednesday evening one a.
the most delightful costume balls was
given in the ballroom of the hotel.
which was beautifully decorated. The
guests. who numbered about 200. APP
peared in many original and handsome
costumes Among those who appeared
en- masque were Miss sara 7. Gibson.
who wore the costume of a gypsy maid.
and Miss Louise NJ. Gibson. in Turkish
costume. both Of whom received a great
deal of praise for their beautiful dane
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis, the
former brother OF Richard Harding
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs Crittendcn Marriott.
Mr. Marriott. who is me author. APP
Fearing as the Count of Monte Cristo:
Miss Marian Mcdonald. as Brunhildc.
and Columbia was we'll represented by
Mrs Zimmerman, OF West Virginia;
Mrs. Norton, of Chicago: Miss Alice
Preston. Mrs William Reed Miss Nc
i
Pierrettes, MeXicans and Colonial gal
len,s.
Lenvinr for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Clyde w. Saunders and her
daughter, Miss Corinne f. Saunders. ar
rived in the city Yesterday from their
summer home. "ElminEton." en- route
10 Atlantic City, where they expect to
ioin party of friends at that resort
for several weeks. From Atlantic CITY
they will return home via Thousand
lslands. Montreal, Quebec and Niagara
Falls
Returned to Richmond.
Ensign J. lie NoN Hin, United States
NAVY, and Mrs. Hill have returned to
the city. after spending the past month
IN travel and visiting relatives of En-
sign Hin IN Centreburg, Ohio Mrs.
Hill was before her marriage. Miss
Ai!ne Graves, OF this city.
Motor Trips of Interest.
Ilr ard Mrs Edgar Marshall mo-
tored from Ashland to Virginia and
Buchroe Beaches. accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Virginia Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs Marshall also had as their
guests on the trip. Miss Rhoda Die
trick and William Hammond.
Mrs f. T. sutton. Miss BESSIE Wood =
WARD Miss Ncn sutton. OF Ginter Park
Nh Buchoid and Frank T. Sutton. Jr..
win leave Monday for motor grip
which Will include Orange and seXeral
other places in the mountains
SniliuE This Week.
Miss Lucy Singleton Coleman will ar
rive in Richmond from Buchncr to-
morrow and spend Monday night in
this city leaving for Baltimore on
TUESDAY afternoon. Miss Coleman viii
sal N Wednesday, from Baltimore 20
srcnd some time abroad.
Noruan's Cub Program.
Mrs ChristoDhcr Tompkns is chair
man If HE lecture department of the
Woman Club Tor the season for 1917
lei The lis, of these Monday after
noon entertainments has recently been
announced. and the subjects TO be
usual iHte"cS' To the large number
of club members. among the speak
s:S ale some of the most gifted men
ana women OF the city, whom il will
ae a delight TO hear The program is
a. follows November Book recep
t.oH chairman Mrs J. C. Mctcalf No
rc:r Der -''ldcalism in Southern Lit
erte ture. speaker. Or J G. Metcalf;
CHAIRMAN. Mrs Christopher Tompk ms.
Noremhel Art speaker Mrs. Lucy
Daniel Canucv whose subject will he
t1EllsA Pre- kaphaeIites chairma II,
musical Mrs y Gulgon. chairman.
December "Ihilauthropy." chair
mar Miss VI l. harris December 81
HoAdaN Bro scandinavia speak