The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-13
COL. w. GORDON M'CABE
LEAVES FOR EUROPE
Sails To-Niorrow the Lusitnnia for
iiis Annual Visit 10 England nui
the Continent.

Colonel W. Gordon McCabe left the
city last night for New York. whence
he sails on Tuesday on the Cunardcr
Lusitania for his annual trip abroad.
Colonel McCabe will spend part OF his
time visiting ia England and part on
the Swiss Italian lakes.
In the Muinc Woods.
Mrs r. r. Roberts and her daughter.
Miss Martha Roberts. OF Monument
Avenue. are leaving town tomorrow to
spend the remainder OF the summer III
the Maine woods and Nova Scotia. Mrs.
Roberts and Miss Roberts have recently
returned from u stay Of several weeks
at the Gardner Cottage, Virginia Beach.
Mrs. otto Theodore Hess is also
among :::e Richmond people vino
spending the summer season in Nova
Scotia.
Interesting Announcement.
Society in Richmond is much inter
cstcd in the announcement recently
MADE BY Marshall Amber Glazebrook
OF the engagement Of his daughter, Miss
Kate Leigh GlazcbrOok, TO George b.
Artmau. OF Wilson, y. G.. but formerly
OF suffolk Miss Gulsebrook. who Is
IN attractive young woman. is \ native
of this city and spent part of her child
hood here She has number OF rela-
tivcs and friends in Richmond who
are greatly Interested in ;he announce
mon, OF her approaching marriage.
Nj. Altman is a prominent young bust
ness man OF Wilson. where he has a
great many friends.
Al the I<inscy Cottuvc.
Among those registered at the Kin
Sey Cottage. Virginia Beach. during
the past week have been W. kinse%.
Russell Parkinson. j. Il. Patterson. Cary
White. NJ. and Mrs. :. W. thinner and
family. y, NJ Stuart, OF Petersburg.
air. and Mrs. r. Jacobs, *. \. McKin-
ney, Thomas Hume. OF Norfolk; Miss
Maria Walker Lewis Nash. BROMLEY
Hodecrs. II. l.. Watts. of Portsmouth,
W. W. billiard, Miss Mary e. Catlin.
Miss frankie Crane, Mrs. w. Davis.
Miss Gladys Thaw. Miss stella Crane.
Mrs w. G. Saunders, Miss Woodson,
j. ". Trant. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard l.
Guest, all OF Richmond; +. +. Taylor.
of New York CITY; Mrs L. T. Davis. OF
Charleston. West Va; Mrs. O. {. Preot.
OF New cr!aans, and others.
\ number OF charming affairs have
been given each night during the week.
notable among which were several
tango parties and al frcsco entertain
mcnts.
Lcn,inS Town.
Mrs L. Il. Holland and her daughter,
Celeste. who have been visiting the
formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. r.
Powell ON South Third street. left
town Saturday for their home at
Clarksburg, West Va.
Mrs Powell has gone 10 Mountain
viii spend some time. She will also
visit relatives In Orange and Louisa
during the month OF August.
Motor PARTIES
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert S. Gray and
their family have jus; returned from
motor trip through the Valley or
Virginia in their car They went as
far as lIarper's Ferry and through n
portion OF Maryland.
James Pascal was host last week at
a delightful motor trip TO Old Point
Comfort for n short stay My. pascai's
guests 70, the trip Included Mrs. How
ard Hogc. Misses Annie and Alice Hoge
and w. Wclhy Beverley, Of this city.
Back From the teach.
Miss Lucille Granger. OF Nashville
Tenn, who Is the guest OF Mrs Arthur
Robertson in Ginter Park. has just re-
turned 10 Richmond. after a ten days
stay at Virginia Reach ana Old Point
Comfort. Miss Granger was accom-
panied on her trip by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Y, Davis.
In Mnr!imnh.
The Baltimore sun Of recent issue
contains the following OF interest to
Richmond society:
Mr. and Mrs Robert Coleman Walk
er. OF Richmond. are spending several
days with Miss Margaret y. Wight
At wildwood
Air and Mrs John II. Wight. who
have heen occupying Wildwood, their
estate in the Green Spring Valley, since
the carly spring left Friday for At
lantio City, where they viii spend six
weeks n The Marlborourh-Elenh eim.
after which they VIII make an extern
sve motor trip in Canada"
Engagement Announced.
Tn" announcement is madC Of the
engagement of Miss Anne Catherine
Beaver daughter Of Mrs. c. Shi .i.y
carter. in. OF LccshurE, TO r B!ncI.-
well smith OF Washington The mar
,iasc will take place In the autumn.