The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
Dog Day" Is
Vacation Time
August is MONTH WHEN So
CIETY FLIES To RESORTS AND
WORN WEARY TAKE T III u u r.
REST.

WORK WEARY TAKE THEIR
REST.
August is the real vacation time. 1t
Is true each summer month witnesses
\ the departure Of hosts % folks intent
on ra3etS and change, but August rs
10 nnany--to whom a vacation Is a
pleasure feferTed--the month Of
months to rest from their lshors II is
durins The dog days that the weary
1clerR closes his deck with A bang and
HES away 70 Cououests' new. that the
business girl dons her frills ana fur
bellows sud merees into the adorable
summer girl. and even The house
e Keeper ceases her m5notonous rou-
tire and Joins the leisurely class or
& these who rock and gossip And IN
3 August rural Virginia takes its holi-
day And one hears OF wonderful all
1 DAY meetings with lunch served under
the trees Of moonlight picnics and
! hay-rides galore, If auto trips TO near
5 by springs, Of gay house parties. filled
with merrymakers, And fun and
Srivoittv have their reign, brushing
away the Cohwebs 81 worry and EMU
In the glad vacation time-the month
4 OF August
! PROMINENT " %4tIIIA.
The wedding of Miss Margaret
Frances Andrswe. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Paul Adams Andrews Of
Baltimore. to Mr., Morgan Belmont
was solemnized at RoekerY Han. the
Andrews villa a Newport Saturday
afternoon. August IA
This announcement will be received
2 with interest in Virginia, where the
bride has many friends and rela-
lives
There were twenty~one attendants,
the bridesmaids being Miss Helena
Fish. Miss Angelica Schuyler Brown
Miss Marie Taller. Miss Dorothy Cor
don King Miss Katherine W. Porter.
Mrs Ethel HUM, Miss Caroline HUI
Y bert. Miss Rhoda Fullem. Miss Dor
/ othy Watts and Miss Hannah Ram
Il dolph. They wore orchid eoiored satin
costumes. yelled in tullc of the sa me
( shade. edged with silver. and girdles
of hydrangea blue. Their hats OF blue
tulle were trimmed with French
flowers and they carried purple or
chids with blue rihon streamers,
The bride wore a simple gown OF
white tuIle. with founces. over white
satin. The scallops were edged with
lace at the hin and knees, The bodice
Of tuIle was made E-shaped with elbow
sleeves
MIR Beimonts best man was his
brother. Raymond Belmont. and his
ushers were August Belmont, Jr.,
oliver Iselin, IL. Cary Morgan, Lewis
Etuyvesant Chanfer. Edwin Morgan,
William II. ChatAeld. Charles +. Cur
as. Addison l. Bliss. George t. Aspin-
wall Samuel g. Hopkins, nearly all
Of whom were classmates of Mr.. Bel
mont at Harvard Many handsome
pre-uuptial affairs were given Mr..
and Mrs stuart Duncan entertaining
at dinner at Bonnie Crest" Newport,
on Thursday, and Mr.. and Mrs. August
Belmont entertaining AT their villa.
Blythe Sea" following the rehearsal
on Friday. Mr. Belmont gave his
farewell bachelor dinner on Tuesday
evening at the Porcelain Club. in Bos-
ton.
Going North.
Although the tide Of travel has oeen
westward this summer, the North has
by no means been deserted by South
ern tourists, and the past week mas
seen the departure of many Rich
monders for Northern resorts. Among
those leaving for the North are Mr.
and Mrs Leon Dettelbach whose trip
will include a lake cruise and stay
( at Atlantic City. Mrs Richard Grant
and Miss Florence Grant, who have
left for Chautauqua Lake, y. y, MISS
n Frances Darlington. for. the WhHs
4 Mountains y. H. going later 10 slater
nsland Mrs Charles +. Stokes anc
u ME- A,leen stokes, for Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Barnes, MRS
Stuart Hume and Miss Hattie Ross Tor
Nv Atlantic City, ana Mr. John Young roi
The coast ~ Maine
I'M House Party at Cberwooa.
A delightful weekend house party
Is now in progress at 'Cher~ooa'
the lovely and palatial home OF MISS
Virginia Atwood. of Appomattox.
Those enjoying Miss Atwood's charm
ing hospitality are Misses Emma
4 Trantlfn. Beverley Anderson, Jose
Il phine Thornhill: Messrs. Newton Car
N roll. Gordon Payns. Sanford Heard
VI Billy Newbauer OF Lynchburg. and
Mr.. and Mrs r. Jeter Palmer. Jr. oi
I Norfolk Va.
Herse show bali Given at Winchester
Inn.
Ths dance given Friday evening by
4 Mr.. ana Mrs s. p. Perkins compii-
nentary to the guests at Winchestei
Inn and the large number or prom
z fnent people who were in attendance
at the Berryville Horse Show. was oy
far the most brilliant function of sts
h kind in Northern Virginia. At s:ae
O'Clock the doors Of the large ballroom
were thrown open ana the be"itnitis
music OF the Inn orchestra invited the
throng OF dancers 10 the opentng ONE
step "Thts is The Life" Early In
the evening motoring par'lfs Of dance
guests began 10 arrive and tina large
bevy OF attractive visiting girls IN
III winchester helped 70 swell the throns,
Many informal after dance parties
were given and the visitors TO old
N Winchester were royalty entertained.
House Party at mt. Airy"
N At MT Airy the home OF Mr.. and
n Mrs. J. Haskns Hobson, in Powhetan,
M there will be a large house party
NJ this week in honor Of Miss Cora Ash
s burner OF Springfield. o. Miss Ash
i burner, who is the daughter Of Mr..
s and Mrs Charles Ashburner and grand
n daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Hohson, is
NJ motoring from Ohio to Virginia with
q party OF friends
Out-ef-Town Weddings.
u or interest throughout Virginia,
where the bride formerly lived and
~ where she has many friends and rela-
Il tfveg was the marriage of Miss Sarah
Armour Neighbors to Mr.. Earl Glenn
81 woolwine, which was celebrated
y August 9, In the reception room of
% Centenary College, Cleveland. Tenn.
n Decorations were in cut flowers and