Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-07
WILL JOIN CAMP|NG PARTY
At Afford LAKE, MAINE
Miss Eleanor Parrish Leaves With
Mrs. Finch for North Shore,
Near Boston.
ENGAGEMENTS AN Need
Many Richmond People Take Part in
Fourth OF July Dance at Virginia
Beacf-Turner- Kistler Wedding.
Personal Mention.

held. mas LETT for the North Shore near
Boston, taking her granddaughter, Miss
Eleanor Parrish. of "Miniborya Farm"
with her. Miss Parrish has joined
camping party at Afford Lake, Maine.
for the remainder of the summer.
Airs. Robert 7. Ferguson. formerly
Miss Mary Steele Parrish. and her
sma a son are now the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs j. Scott Parrish at "Miniborya
Farm' for stay OF several weeks
Guests of Relatives.
Miss Josephine Elicit OF Johns Hop
kins. Baltimore, has been the guest Of
DR.. and Mrs. Arm!stead J.. Wexford at
their home on Cathedral Place for
short stay. en- route for her home. Miss
Elicit has also been in Charleston, S.
c., where she visited her sister. Mrs
j. PRESLEY Smith. formerly Miss Hen
ningham Elicit. OF this city. for sew
cral weeks.
Interesting Announcement.
The engagement of Miss Sophie For
rest Mickle- Salonstall. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. a. H. Mickle- Salonstall. Of
New York to John Clarence Lane. H.,
son Of Colonel and Mrs. William r.
Lane, OF Iiagerstown. Nd. mas just
been announced. Mr.. Lane is an alum
nus OF the University Of Virginia, and
has frequently visited in Richmond as
the guest OF friends.
Attend Virginin Bcnch Dance.
number OF Richmond people went
TO Virginia Beach for the week END and
the Fourth The attendance at the
usual weekly hop at the Casino Satur
day evening was unusually large, and
among those noted from this city were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mcflwains, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Michaels. Mrs.
Merritt Crenshaw. Miss Mildred Lefew.
Miss Maude Ainsl!e, Miss Margaret
Byrd, James Augustine, William
Hodges Mann, Jr., Harding Massie,
ha, On
doirh owen. Talmadge Donnan. David
Payne and others.
Surprise Wedding.
Miss Elizabeth Reid. youngest daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hamlet Reid. OF
2s East Canal street, became the bride
Ul!man stores. Richmond. last night.
The couple were quietly married in
Washington Details OF the ceremony
have not yet been received by the
parents OF the bride,
News Of the wedding will come a
surprise 10 many of the friends Of the
young couple here. for while IL was
known 10 relatives and friends for
some time past that Mr.. Woody was
pressing his suit for his sweethcartS
hand, II was likewise rumorcd that
there was strong parental objection.
Miss Reid has been prominent IN the
social and church affairs OF the younger
set of Centenary Methodist congrega-
ton. She was popular with the young
pcople because of her feminine charms.
vivacity and varied accomplishments.
Mr. Woody has been n prominent fig
ure among the young business men for
several wears
The couple were accompanied TO the
station yesterday morning by group
Of friends, to whom MIR. Woody contidcd
his plans. He will take his bride on a
honeymoon trim to Baltimore Philndel-
phta and Atlantic civ From the sea-
sid. resort Mr.. ana Mrs Woody viii go
TO the bridegroon's farm on the James
River. where they Will spend n short
time before returning home 70 receive
tho parental boncdictions Tn. newly
married pair will he at home to their
friends al a residence now heirg htted
I'M for than on North Fifth Straet in
abou, two weeks
Notor In Ola Point,
Nr and Mrs Garnet. T,hh returned
Yesterday from n motor trim TO old
Point In their party were Miss Elise
Parkinson and Mrs William Nor,b,o,
Turner-kIstIcr
The marriar. Of Eric II Turner E,
prominent LAWYER OF DAYTON q aud
Miss Lucy Kistler. OF Emporia was
celebrated in Washington sunday
morning Th, ccremony was nor
formed in the second preshyterlan
Church, OF that CITY. nv Rev r NJ
Bulla. of Emporia. assisted nv the
pastor OF the church 4 profusion of
white pond lilies formed the decora
lions The bride wore a gown of white
crepe de chine and carried lilies OF the
valley and whit. jesssmiua ,ou.rs
Immediately after the ceremony "a
wedding breakfast was served at the
Raleigh Hotel After Spending three
months in the Rocky Mountains O.
Montana Mr.. and Mrs Turner will he
at home In Dayton. Among those pres
cnt were Colonel ii. W. Weiss and Mrs
y. NJ. kistler, grandfather and mother
OF tho bride, of Emporia: Mrs. Turner.
the mother of the groom, Of Dayton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gottschal!. OF Dayton.
The bride has been organst OF the
church at Emporia for many years. and
is musician OF no sma!i reputation.
Marriage Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Burfoot Taylor an
nounce the wedding OF their daughter.
Mattielcne Burtoot. 10 Percy Calvin
King, which was celebrated very quiet
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