The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
MISS ADEll THURMAN
VISITING HER FATHER
Many Richmond People Attend Meeting
OF state Bar Association mt Virginia
Hot Strings.

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West Grace street. and at the home of
Dir Barrett. in Goochtand County. Miss
thurman, who Is a crsndda uE liter OF the
late Prince Nestoronitch. OF hungary.
couverses nUeutly in several languages.
ana is % promising young pianist. Her
vacation was spent last summer in
travelling i'm Europe with Or. thurman
ana MIR and Mrs Shafcr.
At Not Springs.
a great many Richmond people have
been at The Hot Springs during the
past week IL order TO attend the annual
meeting OF the state Bar Association.
among whom were Judge and Mrs. L.
/ Lewis. Mrs J. y. Robinson. Morgan
?. Robinson, General and Mrs. William
RUflin Coz. My. and Mrs II. Stewart Jones
Captain and Mrs John y. Coke. Mr.. and
Mrs Cernoal. Nh. and Mrs. George
Bryan Joseph c Taylor, George ID. Nor
gan Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Swartwout
MAYO Bnford. G. l.. Williams. John Is
Minor My. and Mrs. Garnett Tabb
Thomas r. Cay, MIR. and Mrs George
Cole scott. Lewis Grant, Mr.. and Mrs
\ " Patterson, MIR. and Mrs. Murray
NJ Mcclure and John e. L.irhtfoo,. Jr
At Wilt"uShhy Beach.
The following Richmond people arc
1t WiUourhby Beach: Miss Marjorie
Morton, Miss Elizabeth Watkins. Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Leonard and daughter
A!v and Mrs. r l.. Bryant, w. J. Bry-
ant Mass Marjory Harcum, Mr. and Mrs
. : Parker. Mrs O. y. Thorfoe, MIR
and Mrs. j. Fay DuNal, Mrs. s. y.
Graves. Miss NJ. Is. Hatcher. Mrs. J.
7 Jewett. Mrs. L. L. DuVal. Mr. and
Mrs c. l.. Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Bryant and son. z. Bryant and others.
At ri. Elliott Springs.
Good times are prevalent at Mt. Ell
!iott Card parties, tennis matches and
,acky party serve to amuse every
one.
An auction party was held Saturday
night which was enjoyed greatly. Miss
Goode by skill.ul playing won the
prize
The tennis tournament between Mt.
Elliott and Allegheny Inn has become
more intensely interesting owing to
the fact that Nit. Elliott has gotten four
points in the lead. The decisive match
will be played at Allegheny Inn on
Friday Of this week. upon the com
p!etion OF which the loving cup will be
awarded the team compiling the
largest score
The taoky party Monday night was
unique. Mi Anderson. dressed in eff
Terminate apparel, was an object that
would kindlc admiration in the hard
est masculine heart Nh Hanger and
Miss Walsh. in ludicrous costumes.
caused hilarious laughter, but Miss
Webb, with her homogeneous outfit was
admitted to be tho mos; taciy. and
Was given delicious box OF candy
prize.
The following arc recen, arrivals:
Mr.. and Mrs ;. Brown Allen, Staun-
ton: Mrs. Glenn Brown. Washington.
: 4 Yard, New York, My. and Mrs
". 3. Hamlin. Richmond; Mrs. r g
Broadus. Miss Carrie Archer. Mr.. and
Mrs = NJ Forester. Margaret For
roster Richr}cnd Miss NJ. 7. Lanicr,
Miss NJ Lanier Danville; Mr.. and
Mrs j. w. Valentine. Mrs. Ida Noel
Captain Robert II. Gillian, Richmond.
Mis-. John II. Minor. Fort Meade. Fla;
Edward w Butcher and wife, Robert
G Butcher Miss Evelyn Butcher Pc
tersburs + 7. E2&ell Charlotte. " c.:
Paul Jones, Earl Taylor. Staunton. DR.
r Flannisan, Richmond. Irwin Craig.
Richmond, Mrs J. l.. Drumheller. Miss
Nancy and Airline Drumhelier. Rich
naond G. Waddy Wide Richmond; II.
Is EesleSton. Columbus, Miss; J. 7.
Parr, stanton. ! r. Ellis, Nancy; Miss
Alice Coleman, DanVille; Mrs c. O.
Minor Katherine Minor Mrs. NJ T.
Ttup.u Airs S y. Shield, Richmond.
Miss k.ttie Hancock, Evelyn Hancock.
LynChburc
Dancing Clns>c.
II Hickman Walton Jr. Miss Mar
earet p.ur} and Miss Emma Haig.
al Ncw York viii arrive in the city
about the middle of September for the
purpose Of org9~i%InS dancing classes
ronC These functions viii be among
the sma'test affairs of the coming sea
son ana age likely TO prove q great adj
d.t!on 10 the social calendar. The opcn.
ins dance OF these classes viii bc quite
an event which promises 10 bc Largely
attended 10y the dancing element. and
VIII nc held in the ballroom OF. the
Jefferson Hotel on thc evening - Sep:
i-moe: 20, and Viii lie given tfndji ih+
most exclusive patronage in town. Tina
operln. lal. Viii merely be the fore.
runner OF a series Of the ana dime,
dansants. al when the debutantes o,
me season Of lg1419l5, as well az
-he!. oldcr sisters. Will be very much
IN ev!cence and throughout the winter
TarHes large ana small viii be ar
ranged 10 participate In The delightful
entertainments
Waiern,clon Feast
= del!shttul watermelon feast was
given last Thursday evening at the
home Of Nh and Mrs Grouse in Berk
ley, bY Miss Cecilia Goodman. in honor
o: her guests, Miss Lotti. Robinson. of
Winston Salem. \. c.; Miss Anna Cor
Gan. OF Pittsburgh, Pa. and Miss Ida
Diamond. ii Roanoke
The rooms were decorated with
palms ferns and pink and white roses
After the feast dancing was cnjoycd
Urtil late hour.
Miss Goodma:'s guests included Miss
Miss lda Diamond Misses DAISY ana
Lille Glasscr. Miss Fannie Goodman.
MISS Sarah Steiubcrg, Miss Hannah
KAN, Miss Febccca and Annie Good
nan Mss annie Abrams. Misses Sarah
and Celia Markoritz, Misses Fannie and
Ray Cnelic Nh and Mrs Morris Good
man aad Mrs. Shapcro. Louis Marko-
r.iz Frank Lindler II. Croskin. sam
We'sel /. L.tman, Joe Rubin. Harry
Caplaa Samuel Neyner. Louis MARKS.
Irwin Freedman Seymour W Isaac and
Louis GoiGsteiu
Garden Party.
Mr and Mrs r = Pitts entertained
a. an enjoyable garden party ~ villa
Circlc near Norfolk on last Wcdens-
cay iH honor Of her son, Edwin Pitts.
the occasion being MS fourteenth birth
gay
Tne lawn was a;tractively decorated
win American nags ana red white and
niue electric lights.
MISS Louis Miller cur the birthday
cake and Mss Lucy Ceafe presided al
,he pgncn bowl while Miss Georgia