The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-08
SOCIETY,"
Personal
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and enjoyed by all Latcr in the even
ing delightful refreshments were
served TO the guests on the spacious
vcranda. which was lighted with in
candcscent lights. presenting a very
pretty scene.
Those enjoying Mrs Hcsser's hos
pitnlity were: Miss Elizabeth Wilson.
Of Lynchburg: Mrs. 6. A. Woolfork
Mrs. w. f. Wilson. Miss Rhoatcs. Miss
Helen Dunning, Mcssrs. q. H. Rector
NJ. o. Lockard w T. wilbur. H. w
Nessler, Edward IIesser and W. X
IIcSscr
Mr. PkEini CnbIcs From Milan.
William Il. Pizzini, of Richmond. re-
ceivcd a cabiegram last night from his
son. Winthrop Pizzini. who has been
travelling in Germany with q party ot
about thirty young college men. T.
was the first that had been heard from
Mr.. PizZini in more than two weeks
and his family had become somewhat
alarmed. The cablegram indicated that
the party had reached Milan. Italy. in
safety. and. for the time at least were
out OF the troubled zone.
Mr. anderson Returns.
Henry W. Anderson. vice president
OF the Virginia Railway and Power
Company and member of the law firm
Of Munford, Iiunton, Williams d An
'lerSon, Who has been abroad for some
weeks. arrived at Halifax, Nova Scotia
on Thursday the Cunard Line
steamship M:turctania. The vessel Inade
n record run, coming in to the Eng
fish port on this side rather than
risking possible interference BY Ger
man crniscrs IL II attempted to come
on l" Boston or New York.
Visiting nj Chester.
Mrs. w Il. Fitzgerald ana Miss Mar
tina Fitzgerald, who have been spend
ing the summer at Glen Allen. are now
at Chester Hotel for the remaining
weeks other Richmond people at
Chester are: Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Payne
and son, MIR. and Mrs S IS. Woodffn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Walters and two
children. Miss Page Grymes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Carr and children. Stuart
Everett. Mrs. c. Sims Bailey and son.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Turner Greene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilton Rufty and children, and
Mrs +: I. Levy.
Return From Europe.
James Netherwood and daughter.
Miss Mar Motherhood. Of Forest Hill.
were among the passengers landed By
the white Star liner Cedric at Halifax.
y. :. Thursday. Mr.. Netherwood telc-
grapiied his family yesterday that he
and his daughter would arrive in Rich .
mond tonight. He added that the
Cedric had an exciting trip across the
Atlantic being chased part of the way
by a German warship.
Visiting In Scotland.
John .. Walker and his sister. Miss
Annie Rose Walker. who have been
abroad all the summer. when last
heard from were In the North OF Scot
land. AS they are the guests of friends.
II is thought that in all proba biiity
they are not greatly inconvenicened
by the war. ,
Coming CnnopIc.
Rev ]. NJ. Rowland. who left here
June 10 on trip TO the Holy Land,
has cabled Il. l. Bailey. one of the
stewards Of Laurel Street Methodist
Church that he reached London safe
Is and is on his way home
The cable. though dated London. Au.
gust 4, did not reach Mr. Bailey IN.
I'll yesterday. /; read; Coming on
Cancpic."
The Canopic, OF the White Star Line,
sailed from London August !. and is
due 10 arrive in Boston August &c.
Picnic at ReImcnd.
large crowd attended the basket
picnic given at Belrncad on the James
on "Wednesday. Two spirited games
Of ball were played, after which the
young people adjourned 10 the pavil-
ion where they enjoyed the music and
dancing. Refreshments were served
upon the grounds.