The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-30
Richmond People
Visit Atlantic City
MRS. W. MEADE ADDISON ENTER.
TAuNS CARD CTUB-wEDDINGS
IN yTRGfNIa---oTHER AFFAIRS
OF INTEREST.

IN y1RGTNIa---OTHER AFFAIRS
OF INTEREST.
Mr. and Mrs Ivan Malthy have re-
turned to the Chesterfield after spend
ing some time n Atlantic City. They
were away from Richmond several
Z weeks and visited other points in
the North during their absence.
Miss Elizabeth Many snd her
brother. Mr.. Richard Maury. will leave
this week for Atlantic CITY. where they
will also spend several weeks
Card Club Entertained.
Mrs Meade Addison entertained a
email card eiuh. Of which she ts u
rnefn her. quite informally At her home.
aeS West Franklin street, on Wednes-
dag morning. The house was deco
rated very simply in vases and bowls
Of summer flowers and luncheon was
served after the game Among the
members present were Mrs. A. l.
BnyAu Mrs. Howard Gordon. Mrs
sa-nuel Cewan. Mrs J. a. Addison.
ard Miss Lloyd
To Visit the Springs.
Mary % the beautiful country es-
ynses IN Virginia will be closed during
August whs3e their owners SO 90 some
OF IRE fasafora bic resorts during T1eir
Eav season Late summer is always
wner society gathers for its oril.ian;
affairs - the White nd number of
prominent Richmonders will be In at
fenasn there. Mr. and Mrs EEbert
Leigh. ys.. % Piedmont. /" and Mr and
Mrs John 7 Anderson. who laso have
y big country place in Orange. will go
to the White sulphur in August. Mrs.
Thomas Boiling. who ,aas been spend
ing some time with the Misses Cole. at
s ss1Eoodviiie" in Albemarle County
viii he tire guest of Mrs. Thomas
Rutherford at her cottage during
August.
Camping Party.
A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Reid. Miss Myrtle Blackburn and
Mr., Raymond Quarles, all OF Rich
mona; Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ, Black burn.
Miss Georgia Blackburn and Mr. ].
w. Strange, of Lanchburg. left this
week for a camping trip at Arcadia,
Va. They will spend week there.
Charity Affair.
A lawn party will be given t1is
! evening from to 10 o'clock, at the
corner Of Semmes Avenue and Thirty
second Street, under the auspices OF
the Social Service Federation. The
proceeds will he used for the Restover
Industrial Home. zoe South Cherry
Street One Of Mrs Lucys mandolin
clubs will furnish music for the even
ing, and an interesting program has
been arranged The following have
charge; Mrs, Wiley Duke. Mrs. 8. I.
Cottrell, Mrs. Il. @. Wilson. Mrs.
Stanley Ford, Mrs. G. A Thorp, Mrs
s. l.. Cole, Mrs. W II Miller. Mrs.
Rankins Mrs {. c. Powers. Mrs.
Andrews, Mrs Barrette Mrs RankinE.
Sr., Mrs. White Mrs. Tiller Mrs. Lon
ME. Bowen, Mrs j. w. Dodd Mrs.
Wilkinson, Mrs. Blanton Mann, Mrs.
Joseph As'abrook Mrs. Groode, Mrs
Hawkes.. Miss Florence Niester, Mira
Charles kahi
The Misses HarCnm Entertained
Misses Adrianne and Marjorie Har-
cum, Of Richmond who are visiting
Miss Catherine Scott at her home in
Newport News, have been entertained
delightfully."- during their stay Among
the affairs given for them was a buffet
supper given by their hostess at her
nome Tuesday evening and must
Gale given by Mrs j. W. LeFevre.
this evening. Mr.. John Scott will he
host at yachting party for the
Misses Harcum.
Miss Briggs Attends Function.
Says an exchange from Hamlet,
n C;
The beautiful new home of DR. and
Mrs. ri. Il, kfnsman was thrown open
for the first time Wednesday after
noon, when Mrs. Kinsman entertained
the members Of the Exchange Book
Club. Tables were arranged on the
spacious veranda for Progressive "42 ="
The dining room, where punch was
served by Miss Nancy Stacey, sister
4 faf a n teya y,y x.stY s.Hts
flowers. Mrs. II d. Hatch made high
est score and was presented with the
club prize. Miss Briggs, OF Richmond
guest ~ Mrs W HI II. Bagwell. was
, presented with silk hose for highest
score among the visitors After the
games and exchange of books, re-
freshments were served. Out-of-town
guests present were: Misses Briggs of
Richmond pendleton of Portsmouth,
and Mrs. r. r.. Covington, Jr., of
Laurinburg \. e.
Miss Willis Weds
beautiful marriage was solemnized
at FOX Neck, the summer home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene H. Willis near
Lignum, Culpeper County, Wednesday
evening, july Is. when their daughter,
Miss Bessie Willis. became the bride
Of Mr.. Robert 4. Freeman, Of Dobson.
n. G..
}tc rage TOOK pace on Ine
beautiful lawn in front or the house.
the ceremony bo'n< performed by
Rev George ". Hurt
The attendants were the brides four
sisters, Misses Mary, Lucy and lisa bel
Wills and Mrs J. y. Dickinson: her
three brothers. Or Charles G. Willis,
Dir. Eugene Y Willis Mr. r. Turpfn
Wills. Of Montgomery, w v Mr.. c.
II. Wharton Of Greensboro y. c.. act
ell az best man
An informal RECEIPT on on the lawn
followed the ceremony and later Mr.,
I aud Mrs. Freeman lett for a wedding
tourney. On their return they viii
make their home in North Carolina.
Interesting Reception.
Friday night was the occasion of the
Southern Club reception for the
COLUMBIA University summer session.
and the students from the Southern
4 Gfafes proved their loyalty by attend
ing in large numbers.
@ The first part Of the program was
m informal reception, during which
everyone was tagged according To the
4 State from which he or she hailed
81 Then came the long expected
sgtunts~ given by the various State
clubs The interest in these was
4 heightened by the fact that there were
y S&SwfzeS aff1rAd far fhA hest and SeEaad