The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10
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MUSIC AND DANCING AT
COUNTRY CLUB TONIGHT
Invitations Out for Marriage OF Miss
Holt to William Gcmmeil
RObcrtsOn.


Robertson.
Miss Lora Cru-np has returned to
Richmond. after attending the Con-
quest-Lowndes wedding near Balti-
more last Saturday evening. Miss
Emwa Conquest and Mr. and Mrs
tended the ceremony. have returned to
Richmond, and are now at their home,
on the Hermitage Road
At the Clubs.
There Will be music and dancing at
the Country Club OF Virginia this even
ing, and the Saturday night hop there
is an occasion OF unusual interest this
week on account of the many out-of-
town guests here this week, who Will
be present. Tho clubhouse will be
crowded all afternoon for tea. and the
small tables at dinner will be gay with
interesting parties OF guests. Deco
rattons everywhere are In fall flowers
and evergreens. and the candles Will
he shaded In rose color
The verandahs and lawns of the
Hermitage Golf Club will also be the
scene of some Interesting gatherings
this afternoon, and the tennis courts
and golf links VIII have an enthusiast
tic gallery OF oulookers for the games
played there.
Invitations Out.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Martha Houston Holt. to the marriage
Holt. to William Gemmell Robertson,
of Wilmington. y. c., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Robertson, of this city-
which will be solemnized on Thurs
day evening. October 90, at 1880 o'clock.
in the First Presbyterian Church.
This wedding will be one of the most
notable of the Virginia weddings dur :
ing the fall season. Miss Holt. who
has lived I'm Newport News since child
hood, is one OF the most popular mem
bcrs of the younger social Circles. and
also is widely known throughout the
State. Mr.. Robertson formerly lived
there, during which time he WIS organ
list at st. Paufs Episcopal Church. He
left more than year ago to become
organist and choir master of Monu-
mental Episcopal Church. of Richmond,
and several months ago he went to
Wilmington, where he now has a
studio, and also has charge Of the
choir in st. James Episcopal Church,
| the largest church of that city. Mr..
Robertson graduated I'm music at EGin-
burgh. Scotland.
woman's Club Tournament.
The first whist tournament of the
season will take place at the Woman's
Club FRIDAY evening. October 16. Any
one desiring partners or adverssries
for this tournament will communicate
with Mrs. Bland S. Smith at the Won :
ans Club this afternoon, between the
hours of 8 and 4 o'clock.
! Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Eessye Roinick. of Baltimore,
and Henry weinstein, OF this city. were
quietly married In Philadelphia on
September 81.
Notored to Richmond.
Rev. Stockton w. Cole and his dauEh-
ter, of Charles Town. w. Va. and DR..
and Mrs Carson Cole. of the same place.
were In Fredericksburg Wednesday,
guests of their relatives, Colonel e. d.
Cole and family, on Washington Ave-
, nue.
The party came from Charles Town
! in an automobile and came from there
| 10 Richmond to visit the State Fair.
| While In. Richmond, the daughter OF
Rev. Mr.. Cole entered Richmond Col
| lcge
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Grymes and Mr..
| and Mrs. James Al Arnold, and dnugh-
ter. Edna, of King George, passed
through fredericksburg on Thursday
| In Mr.. Arnold's car enroute,to the State
Fair.
Jack Grady. Murray Smith. Andrew
Smith. Thomas Jenkins and Joseph
johnson motored from Fredericksburg
Thursday to attend the State Fair.
Carl Cox. Bernard Stone. NJ. q. Ship
lett and Bowen Ernbrey also came from
Fredericksburg Thursday In Mr.. CoN's
automobile.