The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-29
Many Occupy New
Homes This Week
wH.LE EVERY TRAIN is BRING
lNc SUMMER TOURISTS BACK
TO TowN--MANy WEDDINGS
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SCHEDULED FOR WEEK.

To TOWN--MANN WEDDINGS
SCHEDULED FOR WEEK.
This week ushers in the first Of
September, a week notable in the an
mails OF many households. 1t Is truly
the week of upheaval. and the NOV
ing van with its load of furniture piled
high 20 the topping point will he
fa411ii!ar sight on eur streets all this
week And while this upheaval and
chaos Is L dlsorsanizing OF the daily
routine. IL requires no vivid flight or
the imagination TO see in this moving
TO and fro the elimination OF hopes,
cherished sometimes for years
PERHAPS Il has been the dream of
q young couple, starting out on ltfe's
tourney, TO some day own a little
horne nest. and in the summer months
this dream has become "A reality. And
somewhere in this great city II stands
spite and span in its new coat OF paint.
a real home waiting for its proud &C.
capanis. Or perhaps to the fat
dweller the appeal OF the suburb. with
Its open space its air OF dewy fresh
nsss and It's riot OF color. has taken
tangible shape, and this week will
see him Installed In suburban home,
with all Of its attendant comforts.
And prosperity has touched some with
its golden splendor. making larger,
handsomer, more ceInnioJious. DWELL
inEs possible. and TO them this week
will he a season of real Joy.
Among those who are moving cor
who have lust settled in their new
homes are Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Grant OF Grove Avenue, who have
moved into their new residence at
Ginter Park. which they have recently
built, Mr. and Mrs. J. Amber John
son. who have recently moved to 14l1
Grove Avenue. Mrs. John Burruss.
OF West Main, who Is moving into
her new home at 9l1 West Grace; Mr..
and Mrs, William s. Bronson. of 4oS
Alien Avenue. will move to Az Allen
Avenue this week: Mr., and Mrs Hiram
Smith, of West Avenue, are moving
into their handsome new residence on
the Boulevard. near the Reservoir:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Watson and
Mr.. James Watson are moving into
their beautiful new home at 1905 Park
Avenue. which has just been COM
pleted; Mrs. Norman v. Randolph.
Miss Nora Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal Turpin and baby have moved
from Floyd Avenue to their new
home. 1917 Stuart Avenue; Mr.. and
Mrs. N. l.. Derby have taken an
apartment on Grove Avenue: Mr.. and
ssAs q ~ AtpSa isrAt oSRAhEo ~
make their home In Ginter Park.
where they have been summering:
Mr.. ard Mrs E A. Saunders III, have
taken a home on West Avenue and
are moving in this week.
Returning Home.
Every train that enters Richmond
whistles it's Home. Sweet Home" for
the returning traveller. Every steamer
blowing its way up the James mum
va r.a ar,s Ax.A-
ers who eagerly watch by day for
the tall spires and skyscrapers. or By
night for the myriads of lights
twtnkling like glow worms OF their be-
loved home city. Among those who
are arriving daily are the tourists who
have taken In the grandeur of West.
ern scenery. and the beauties OF the
exposition: debutantes of the APP
preaching season. who have made life
at the springs and seaside one lone
happy dream; matrons who are to
chaperone society in Its winter gayety
children who have roaniel the fields
and dells in the long gladstone hoi-
iday, but before whom now rises the
stern forbidden aspect OF the school
room Some of those welcomed
home last week were Misses Jessie
and Ruth Lord. who have been tour
ing the West and taking In various
points of interest in southern Call
fornia In addition to the exposition
Mrs. w. II. Urquart. returning from
a summer spent at Natural Bridge.
Mrs. r. II. Palmore. returning from
Takoma Park, Washington; Miss
Lyle Maynard, returning from a camp
ing trip near Goshen.
.drs. John Taylor and children, Miss
Eliza beth Taylor and John Taylor, Jr.
returning from the Greenbrier White
where they spent the month OF Au-
gust, Mrs. ]. w. Henson, returning
from VISIT to relatives In Lewis
burg. w. Va
Mrs, G.. T. Garrett and Miss Ellen
Douglas Garrett, returning from "a
month spent at Blue Ridge. N Z.
Mrs. Fred Plea SAINTS returning from
the White Sulphur Springs. where she
was a guest OF Mrs. Henry Landop
Cabell
Miss Rosane Harwood. returning
from Atlantic City
Many weddings This Week.
Wedding bells wilt ring joyously for
many happy couples this week both
In this city and elsewhere. and the
/ festivities attendant upon such occa-
sions will occupy society.
Or Monday Miss Annie Marie Au-
gust daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A.
.us.lst. OF HIGHLAND Park, will be-
come the bride Of Mr., John A. Beck,
OF Philadelphia, the nuptials to be cell
B ebrafed AT st. Peters Cathedral.
On Wednesday. the announcement
OF triple wedding to be celebrated
81 Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. Washington. ID. c., liz of in
terest. Miss Ruth r. Barr vii become
the bride of Mr.. Clarence p. Lewis.
Miss Mildred Clark will he married
to Bert f, Smoker, and Miss Hilda
Cross win heroine the bride Of Mr.
George Foster The Rev Clarence E.
Wise. pastor Of the Iowa Avenue
Y Methodist Episcopal Church, will ofii-