The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-01
RICHMOND PEOPLE WILL
GO ABROAD THIS SUMMER
Many Expect to Lenyo During June
and July to Travel Through
Europe.
INFORMAL TEA woMAN's club
Miss Fleet IIostess Mt Pretty Luncheon
2 mt Ashinnd--Much Interest In Excur-
sion to Warrington.

poet to leave this md next month to
spend tho summer travelling In Europe
Several parties havo planned 10 motor
through tho "Chateaux Country" OF
France. and eth others Will visit
famous resorts abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Williamson TalIey. ac-
companicd by their small daughter.
Miss Florence Tnllcy. have planned to
sail on July IL TO spend the summon in
Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. Mycr Frank Will leave
Richmond to-day for New York, and
viii sail on Juno for Il four months
tour of the Continent. visiting Germany.
France, Switzerland and England be-
fore their return
Miss Imogcn Brent. formerly OF
Richmond but now of Kcdinnds. Cal,
smiled from Montreal. Canada on Sat
urday for Europe Miss Brent VIII
spend four months travelling abroad.
AZ the Womnn's Club.
An informal tea will be hold this
afternoon AT the Woman's Club from
10 o'clock. These teas. which nre
very delightful events VIII be held
each afternoon in the week at the club.
Decorations this afternoon Will DO in
garden flowers. md the ten tables VIII
he set with vases OF honeysucklo.
Rhen-WOife.
aIira Myrtle Gertrude Wolfe. daugh-
OF II. w. Wolfe. of Charlottesville. and
Try Kubler Rhea. son OF Judge william
Y. Rlten OF the state Corporation Com
mission, wcre quietly married on sat
urday afternoon In Washington. The
wedding was performed In the parlors
OF the Continental Hotel. and only rel
ativoE and 'clo.c friends of tho brido
and groom were present. Judge Rhea
and hiB daughter. Mrs. Blake. accom-
panied tho couple TO Washington.
Arr. and Mrs Rhca viii be at home.
100 West Grace street. after June 3.
Luncheon In Ashland.
Miss Pcachy IL Fleet was hostess nj
a very pretty l!ttle luncheon on Fri
day NJ her home Ia Ashland IN honor
OF Miss Posy White. OF Abingdon. and
Mics Katie Taylor. ot Richmond. who
were her guests for n brief stay. Tho
luncheon table was decorated In roses
and inignonctte.
Excursion 10 Washington.
Tho unwilling OF tho Confederate
monument In Arlington on Thursday In
an event looked forward TO with the
livelicst interest In Richmond. In Viz
gin.n and throughout the South. This
monument ~ the Capital OF tho coun-
try Is erected 10 tho enlisted men, the
soldiers or the whole Confederate army.
These We're tho men who made their
generals and their country immortal.
The memorial VIII be the tribute OF
countless thousanGs-ineu, women and
chNdren--who revere and whose do
sc.ndants Will h. rs ~ taught 10 revere
the memory Of tho mon md women who
plorsaed the South by tho sacrifices
they made In 1915.
SIR Moses Ezekiel. the sculptor. said
that he knew Of no monument In Eu-
rope that is entirely Of bronze, stand
ing on granite curbing as this one
r. except the sthtue OF Frederick the
Great IN Berlin.
on the occasion OF the unwilling the
chairman OF the Arlington Confederate
Monument Association yin present the
monument to the president general OF
the United Daughters OF the Confed
erhcy. who VIII then present /, to the
President OF tho United States.
steadily increasing number Of
Richmond people are planning 10 go
witi. the Daughters on their specially
conducted excursion to Arlington.
Invitations out.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Y. Bagby have Is
sued invitations for the marriage CT
bert Clyde Vaughan. The ceremony
wll take place on Saturday evening.
June ut o'clock IN Bru.ngt2n
church. King and Queen County.
Interesting Charity Event.
The Ladies' Home Mission Society of
st. James Methodist Episcopal Church.
Twenty ninth and Marshall Streets.
VIII hold an interesting entertainment
ia tho basement Of the church this
evening at s:l5 o'clock. The program
tho Immigrants" Music and rotations
and refreshments will he served dur
ing tho evening. The public Is invited
70 attend.
Invitations Out.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donahoe have
issued invitations 10 tho marriage of
their daughter. Marie Celeste. to Joseph
Bernard FlaBeInen. The ceremony Will
take place on Tuesday morning. Juno
2, at 1890 o'clock. ut the Sacred Heart
Cathe dral.
Mr.. Plagcmnn and his bride will
leave Immediately after the ceremony
for an extended Northern tour, and
on their return will reside at 3o3 North
Rowland Street
Ashland Dance.
Among those who attended the dance
nj the Henry Clay Inn given by the
Merry Makers Club on Friday evening
were Misses Elizabeth Kelley and NJ
Rogerson. OF Richmond: Mildred Hart,
Eva Agncr May Baldwin. Virginia
POTTS. Augusta Nixon. Condo Bridges,
Mesdames 3. NJ. Shepherd, {. NJ
Bridges. NJ. NJ. Baldwin. NJ. Hewett.
r. A. Agner. C. C. Bridges; Messrs Il.
Christian. II. Vaughan. w. Midyette, r.
Christian. u. Rice. Il. Scott. +. Cox.
NJ. Blunt, L. Wright. NJ. Hart. A. Byrd.
&. Compton. p. Hunn!cutte. Blanton and
$. Pope. The dance took place In the
dining groom of the Inn and an orches-
ira played for the dancing.
Among the out-of-town guests reg
istcred Mt tho Inn this week are 7. T..
Heath. OF Richmond: J. S. Tallman. OF
Richmond: w. j. Carr. OF Kansas City,
Mo-; a. II. WARS. OF Old Point w. -.
Shaffcr. OF Marietta, o.; C. K. Eddy, OF
Toledo, o.. George McGrath and party
of Richmond; o. p. Parson and DeBolse
Remseli. of New York: II. Susan and
T. Heath, of Richmond.
Attractive Social.
An attractive social was given at
the Woodland Heights Methodist Epis-
copal Church on Friday evening by
the Young Mems Bible Class of tho
church for the beneft Of tho building
fund.
Mrs. J. W. Hamlin, OF Durham, ".
c., soprano; Mrs. Henry CARRIER. or
Richmond contralto. and little Miss
Virginia Walker, OF Woodland Heights.
accompanied by Mrs. Gregory. rendered