Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25
Prominent engagement.

Prominent Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Price Of
Gala, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Louise. to Arthur Wei
lincton Koiner, son OF Mr.. and Mrs c..
W. Koincr. OF Richmond. The wedding
will be very quiet affair. Miss Price
is n sister Of DR.. Lawrence Price, of
this city. and has frequently visited in
Richmond
To Motor North.
An interesting party OF Richmond
guests Will motor North with g. Gray
Garland In his machine. Mr.. Garland
and his guests will leave Richmond
tomorrow and their tour will include
Atlantic City, New Eng land. Lake
George, Montreal New York and many
places OF interest route. Mrs.
Armistead T.. Wexford will chapcron
the party, and Mr. Garland's guests
include Misses Emma Conquest. Camilla
Scott Wexford and Henry s. Elicit.
Concerning Virginia Author.
SAYS recent exchange:
Miss Mary Johnston. the novelist, has
leased her country place, Three Hills.
between Hot SPRINGS and Warm
SPRINGS. to s. NJ Vauclain. OF Phila-
delphin for the rest of the season, and
she and her sisters, the Misses Eliza
beth and Eloise Johnston. will spend
the summer in the North. The place
is one Miss Johnston built two years
ago and in which she wrote her last
novel. In it she has also carried out
some socialistic ideas, surrounding
colorcd servants. for whom she built
neishboring cabins. and whose work
about the place she arranged in shifts.
which provided for three or four hours
labor a day for each servant.
In Cnundn.
Miss Betty Ellyson ard J. Taylor
Ellyson Crump the young grandson OF
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. j. Tay-
lor Ellyson, who have been attending
the Panama Pacific Exposition in San
Francisco. left there on Sunday night
for Canada. While there they will be
the guests for n month of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Guy, at Ravenhurst. in
Ontario, Canada. Miss Ellyson, during
her stay in San Francisco. was joint
hostess with Miss Heth at the Virginia
Building, and was. with her great
nephew, among those in the party who
witnessed the initial transcontincntal
telephone demonstration on July S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Moultrie. cf Rome.
Ga, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mildred, to Frank Garrett
Louthan Of Richmond, the wedding to
take place in October
The announcement of the engagement
Of Miss Moultrie and Mr.. Louthan is of
interest to wide circle of friends
throughout the South. Tho pretty
DTluc-tiC't ii'tS' oi'iSc IiST upDuC, Decn
n general social favorte and has been
much admired in Atlanta, Memphis, Sa
vannah and Macon, where her family
connection is a prominent one She is
n grand daughter of the late DR. Luther
Rice Gwaltney. of South Carolina and
Georgia, q noted educator. and Is n
descendant OF the Charleston Moultries
Of Revolutionary fame. Mr. Louthan
is n young attorney Of Richmond. and
is prominent in business and social life
Visiting Here.
Mrs. Mary Armstrong. of Richmond
Hill. New York, arrived last week In
Richmond, to be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatton Coulbournc Valentine M
, o40l Grove Avenue. Mrs Armstrong
has been the recent honor guest ut
n house party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin S. Paine. at their summer home
NJ Belle Harbor Her daughter, Miss
Gladys r. NJ. Armstrong, has been
spending some time hero with Mr.. and
Mrs. Valentine, and has been much en-
tertained during her visit.
Pretty Home Wedding.
a pretty, but quiet wedding of In
terest to society here was celebrated at
high noon on Tuesday Mt the country
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. D. Eichelberger, in Chester,
when their daughter, Miss Mary Dun
can .Eichelberger. was married to Har-
rison NJ. Woody, OF Petersburg. The
drawing-room was banked in white
nowers, and an imDrovised altar OF As