Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
WEEKLY SUPPER DANCE
At WEsTMORELAND CLUB
Many Informal Parties to BE Held
Tonight, and Large Attend
ance Is Expected.
GOING TO PANAMA EXPOSITION
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Jeffress VIII
Make Extended Tour Through the
West-Will Later BE in AdirOn-
dacks for Several Weeks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. JeHress ex-
poets TO leave town on July 10 for an
extended tour of the West. Mr. and
Mrs. Jenress will visit places OF in
tercst, ell route for California. where
tney will attend the Panama Expo
sition. and on their return in the fall
Will 20 North to their place in the
Adirondacks for several weeks
At the WeStmOrcInnd Club.
The usual wcckl? supper dance will
he hcld at the Wcstmoreland Club this
evening from TO IL o'clock. These
weekly dances are most interesting
and delightful affairs. and great
many Informal parties are given on
these occasions They are largely at
tended by club members. their fami-
lies and guests and the small tables.
decorated in garden flowers and shaded
lights. are gay with the pretty gowns
II the women present An orchestra
PLAYS throughout the evening.
Waiting Here.
Mrs. George 6. Haydock. OF Cincin-
natl, o. will arrive shortly to be the
guest of Mss Sallie Hobsnn at her
home. West Franklin Street, for
several weeks. Mrs. Haydock was be-
fore her marriage Miss Ellie Car
michael. OF this city, md her father.
the late DR.. Carmichael. was at one
time rector Of 81. Paul's Episcopal
Church
Mrs y. /. Bushnell, VINO recently sold
her beautiful estate. Belle Air." at
the University OF Virginia Ia J. T..
Snrpherd but retained her collection
OF valuable masters. went To New York
With her son a few weeks ago and
exhibited these paintings TO the lead
ing art galleries, by whom the can
vases were fully authenticated and
much more highly valued than had
been anticipated
York to close contract for the sale
OF her collection Mrs. Bushnell was
In Richmond this spring for a short
stay, where she was much entertained.
Mot"red 10 Gordonsville.
Mrs r. q. Thornton, Miss Maria
Tugg!e and John 4. Clark motored
recently 10 the country home OF Mrs.
y. II. Ellington. Windsor" near Cor
louisville. They were guests Of Mrs.
Ellington for several days, returning
10 Richmond on Monday.
MOOnllghts River.
The moonlight excursion for Shelter
ing Arms Free Hospital will take
place on Tuesday. June %. There will
be music and refreshments. and the
public is invited to attend
There viii be moonlight to Dutch
Gap Saturday night. given hy the
philathea class Of Broad Street Mctho-
dist Church. The boat leaves wharf al
$50 o'clock
Attractive LAWN rarity.
The missionary societies of the wo-
men and girls OF Grace Street Baptis,
Church will have an attractive lawn
party this afternoon and evening from
TO 10 o'clock, in the yard of the Art
Club. corner Grace and Rclvider"
Streets. Refreshments will be served
and the public is cordially invited.
The grounds VIII. he hung with Japa-
nese lanterns and the tables will he
decorated in flowers.
Quiet Wedding.
quiet marriage took place at the
home OF Mr., and Mrs sidney T.. Mays.
1T Oak Grove South Richmond We'd
ne.day evening at 1880 o'clock. when
Miss Nellie Mays Was married 10 Aus
Tin Patton formerly OF Bristol. Tenn.
Only the immediate members Of tho
families were present Miss Ethel
Ciane rendered the wedding march, and
played softly through the ceremony.
The attendants were: William Holt
and Mrs. Archie Holt The bride wore
white wolfe dress and carried white
carnations. Mr.. Patton has for the
past few years been employed ut the
Southern Railway depot In Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Patton will make their
future home at 22i7 Fairfax avenue,
South Richmond.
Morored To Norfolk.
Il. DR. and Mrs. James Nelson. Mrs.
Sparks Melton. of Norfolk, and little
Carroll Melton, motored yesterday TO
Norfolk. DR. Nelson has taken the
Roper Cottage at WillouGhhy Beach
for the season
Winchrster-Pctti
4 pretty wedding was celebrated in
Petersburg on Tuesday at high noon.
j. when Miss Violet NJ Pettierew. Of this
: city. became the bride of Charles Ray
mond Winchester, of Baltimore. the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Stonewan Brown, n. n. and witnessed
BY the grooms friends. Maurice Cos
tello of Richmond. The bride is n
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Petit
grew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester expect to
make their home with the latter s
parents, at 3l7 East Franklin Street.
following their return to Richmond.
Charity Musical.
The Pine Street Baptist Church will
give musical entertainment vocal and
instrumental. this evening at $40
o'clock in the Baptist Home for Aged
Women. The affair, which Is for the
benefit of the home. will be n very in
teresting one. and a charming program
has been arranged. All iterested are
cordially invited to he present