The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
Return to Richmond
After Norfolk Visit

I MANY MOTORING PARTIES
THROUGH VIRGINIA DA nee
AT COUNTRY CLUB THIS EVEN
ING.
Mrs, Henry ". Cobb and her young
daughter, Miss Jane Cobb. have re-
turned TO Richmond. after spending
! several days IN Norfolk with Mrs.
"A Cobb's brother. Captain Archer Scales,
Or the L s. s. Franklin Several az
Z fairs of an informal nature were given
In Mrs. Cobb's honor during her visit
aboard the Franklin, and she was also
entertained by friends in Norfolk,
At Sweet Chaiybeate Springs.
Misses Helen Stevens. Mary Moul-
ton. worsham and Goodwin, of Rich
nfond. and Miss Virginia Gordon, of
Norfolk. are spending a few days at
u the Sweet chalybeate Springs, The
PARTY In motoring through Virginia.
and have visited most OF the popular
resorts during their trip.
At the Country Club.
The Country Club continues to be
Il the gathering place each Weekend Of
and the dance on Saturday evening Is
always well attended. Several in
formal parties will be given this after
K noon and evening.
On Motor Trips.
Mr., and Mrs George Paul and MT.
s and Mrs. Clarence Paul, OF Richmond.
motored 20 Farrny4lle on Tuesday and
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
flames A Davidson, at their home
n there
Mr. and Mrs.. n. O. Haddock. of
Il Richmond with Mr.. @. w. Buck
& borough. Mr. and Mrs. Jayne Thomas.
Jr. all of FarmviIie motored to Cum
II berland this week and were the guests
s. or Captain John Booker and Mrs.
II Booker during their stay.
Visiting at Woodbury..
Mr. and Mrs. Courtlandt C. Walton.
accompanied by their children. Court
s landt Walton. Jr., and little Miss Mar
raret Walton. will leave tomorrow for
stay of several weeks at Woodbury.,
where a large contingent Of Richmond
people are surnmering. Later they Will
take an extended motor trip through
4 the Virginia mountains. Mr.. and Mrs
Walton have been spending the past
two weeks at Buck Hill.' Just outside
*sof Richmond, and they will not open
their home in Westhampton until the
fall season.
Ride and Picnic.
marty of Young people. Including
Misses Madeline Bigger, OF Richmond
Marcy Midyette. Mildred Hart. Anna
Hart Mary Ellis Tucker Agnes
Wright. Messrs Roxley Vaughan.
George Rice, Edward Rice, Gordon
Hammond Billy Hammond, Tom
Bruce Joe Bruce, Webb Mid
yette Merle Luck and Charlie Luck,
Y All Of Ashland. motored to Chiiesburg
from Ashland last week, chaperoned
by Mrs. Hart. After a delightful ride
Of about thirty miles. the party en-
1oyed n picnic lunch on the river
bank
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Curry, OF
staunton announce the engagement OF
X their daughter, Constance Dana. to
Mr.. Archibald McGregor Grimes OF
Concord. XIV The marriage VIII take
place August s. at O'Clock In the
morning and will be very quiet only
relatives and few intimate friends
being present.
Miss Paul Honored.
An enjoyable dance was given 10 the
members OF the younger set in Farm
VILE this week In honor OF Miss
Grayce Paul of Richmond, who In the
guest OF Mt and Mrs. James A.
Davidson. in Farmville. Those present
were; Misses Martha King Bugg'
q Katherine Watkins Parke Morris,
Elizabeth Cunningham, Phillipa Spen-
Ger. Viva Paulett, Virginia Richard
son Alice r. Richardson, Miss Allen
of Lynchburg; Virginia Reid, of South
Carolina: Grayce Paul. of Richmond:
MeSxrs Charlie Garnet Johnson
wntton Frank Wootton. Booker
Cunningham. Jr,, Weller Sanford Jr..
irving watkins, Frank ". Watkins,
"a - VnNs Fnt
\ stokes, Tom Gray, AGREE Chappeii,
walter Richardson The chaperones
were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barrow,
rrser. aiftfe sfTso FAgffrg YsISTsiS"f7' '''"-'
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A pretty wedding took place at 3
D O'Clock Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mrs T. s Bew, of 400 North
Thirtieth Street when her daughter
Miss Mary Ellen Bew, WAS married to
Mr. Forrest Clifton Wilson, OF CO.
loRne. The pariors were banked in
ferns and ported plants and In the din
sfng-room and halls the same decora-
atoms were used The bride entered
the parIor with her brother. Mr..
%Ramon Bew. who gave her away. ana
they were met at the alter by the
N eroon and his best man, Mr.. James
&IIyFe. of this city. The bride wore
gown Of white silk net over taneta
and carried Brides roses. Miss Nam
~ ME Bew. who was her sisters maid
Of honor. wore a gown Of whoite en-
broidered wolfe and carried Killarney
Sroses The Lohengr!n wedding march
was played as a professional ny Mrs
q. W. Ridout. An informal reception
Followed the marriage. and only rela-
sfives and few friends were pres
ent
The Rev Eura, of Denhy-Street NJ
~ Church. Fulton, performed the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left
4 later TO spend their honeymoon in
Washington, Baltimore and other
MNorthern cities, and will he at nome
%pfter August s. at Cologne
Miss Bagby In Salem.
Miss Phyllis Ragby, who is spending
rome time in Salem, was among the
I quests at hop given there on last
Tuesday night The AFFAIR took place
I'm the skating rink and some OF those
dancing were: Misses Louise billiard
& Louise DENT, Beverly Brown. Theima
E SJeter. Cleo Walton, OF Baltimore;
VI Josephine Lewis. Willis Logan and
&aphyilis Bagby. of Richmond; Messrs
rs~au,p Nr4iltuTsN "a rreff Cuff