The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-16

noancement Is of interest Throughout,
Virginia. as the groom is we'll known
among the newspaper fraternity.
In Honor OF Richmond Girls.
With delightful informally Mrs j.
8. Womack. of Roanoke, entertained
In honor OF Misses Mary and Ruby
Pease. of this city.
The porch and lower flood were
attractiveiy decorated with ferns. sum
mer flowers and japanese lanterns.
carrying out a color scheme of green
and pink.
Music. both vocal and sentimental,
was enjoyed throughout the evening.
and dainty refreshments were served.
Those enjoying Mrs. Womsc k's charm
ing hospitality were Miss Mary and
Ruby Peace. Richmond; Gladys and
Eugie McGhee. OF Bedford City: Sybii
Wright. Leticea F1restone, Gertrude
Bishop. Ruth and Ruby Perdue, Nell
lie land Ola Riddle, Ada McGhee.
Christine Rishop and Ida Mae Gill;
Messrs. Harvey NTilhturne, J. G. Flora,
Harry Riddle. Kyle Bishop. RAIDER
Bishop, Harry Willis. Frank Wilker-
son. Mr. Pertiue, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A..
Womack, Mr. and Mrs r. r Wor-
sham, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Firestone.
Mrs Carter.
DIR. Virgil II, Carson. son OF the Rev.
f. V. Carson, has been appointed an
assistant surgeon In the medical corps
of the United States Navy. DR. Car
son Is "a graduate Of the Medical Col
lege of Virginia. and Is now In New
York city.
Mldshpman George r. Fairlamb,
Jr.. United States Naval Academy.
" no has returned from his summer
practice cruise, and Is visiting his
parents on Stuart Avenue. Is spend
ing few days with relatives in suf-
folk.
Mr.. Arthur Evans. of Chimborazo
Park. ts leaving Friday for the Unit
versity of Virginia. where he will con-
tinue his studies in electrical engi-
neering
Mr.. L. Gordon Miller and Mr.. G.
L. Bates. of Richmond. who have been
the guests OF the formers parents.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Miller. in Clifton
Forge, have left for Madison, where
they will visit DIR. and Mrs Asbury
Christian in their country home
"Christemont"
ham. Washington, where he win spend
some time.
Motoring I'm Virginia.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas A. Balm, Mr..
and Mrs Charles q. Wrenn, Jr.. Miss
Fannie Etheridge and Mr. Walter II.
Doyle. who left Norfolk last week for
a motor trip through the mountains
OF Virginia, have arrived at Green
brier White sulphur Springs. where
they will remain until Friday, leav-
ing then for Richmond. saturday
evening they Will attend the weekly
dance at the Country Club In this
$xtL ha. n
1.ext week.
Lecture at Soldiers Home.
J. NJ. Farrar will lecture at RAN
dolph Hall, Soldiers Home. Friday
evening. September II, at O'Clock.
Subject. Hard knocks Free and
full Of fun The public is invited.
Personals.
Miss Lucy Day Martin daughter of
Senator Thomas s. Martin. Is spend
ing some time with her grand
mother, Mrs. c. s. Day, IN smrthftetd.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee FERGUSON are
isising in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
John r. Payne. Sri of Clifton Forge,
/ Va.
Miss Lucy Singleton Coleman. prin-
cipal of the Training School For Kin
0efEaftHtfN VINO has pteH SptUulI1k
the summer at "Beechwood. Louisa,
/ has returned to the city and will be
located at 10 North Fifth for the win
ter.
Mrs. Knox Crutchfieid and children
who have been the guests Of rela'
! tives in Philadelphia, have returned
+ home.
4 Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Thacker and
Miss Carrie 1iianniny. OF Charlottes-
j Vile, motored to Richmond Wednes-
I day, where Miss Gianniny is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Lewis Kennedy.
! Mr., and Mrs. Adolph DIN and Mrs
A. NJ Lyons left the city on Monda,
10 spend some time in Atlantic City
Miss Rosa NJ. Kirman, Of Chester
( Va. who has been spending the late
summer with relatives at Cape Charles
Va, returned home on Wednesday.
/ Mrs. s. T.. Lawrence and children
/ who have been guests ~ Mrs. r. J..
/ Glover. OF Chiffon Forge, have re.
I turned home.