The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-17
VIII Spend Summer
on Jersey Coast

MRS. r.. 6. GUM AND MISS GUM
10 LEAVE SHORTLY FOR BAY
M HEAD-oTHER ITEMS OF IN
TREsT.
Mtrs Edgard O. Gum and her
MkuKhter. Miss Harriet Gum. of 30%
West Franklin Street, will leave the
&ttF IN q few DAYS to spend the sum
H1Ar at Bayhead y, J. They will
3oin Miss Katherine Gum, who went
North few weeks ago. there, and
Nl1e party win not return 10 Richmond
until the fall.
On Sumner Outing.
Among the Richmonders spending
ne summer months in the North,
4 many are soiourning IL Atlantic City.
3frH Andrew Christian, Mrs. Frank w,
sChrfsfian and Mrs. Otway Allen have
Jeff this week for an extended stay
m Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox Jeffress.
ne sMeadow Brook" near Richmond
are leaving this month TO spend six
rAeks In the West. They will visit
NE exposition in San Francisco and
&tAAr cities on the Pacific coast. and
"a the fall will spend some time at
&heir camp In the Adirondack Noun
1R1ns
In Honor of Brides.
An unusually pretty garden party
NRAa given Tuesday evening at 9
Asc5cck AT the home OF Mrs. J. NJ. Cox.
I'm Ashland, in honor of two recent
BRIDES. Mrs. Lewis Blanton and Mrs
III. L Smith. who was before her
&edd3ng last month, Miss Mary Halves
a A*tAr
Mr.. Henry Rose Carter and Miss
ouate French. OF Richmond assisted
~ HOSTESS in serving dainty refresh
&lents. Little Miss Elizabeth PEN
U1s<on Cox presented Mrs. Smith with
n xose garden book. and she gave a
4apAnese basket filled with growing
ENFnn TO Mrs. Bianton. Little Kim
%4puGh Cox. dressed as gardner.
Nth Overails and big straw hat and
49Hing a whseibarrow filled with
H&Go&abeles appeared on the lawn and
W&&or dfsposfng of the vegetables, pre-
&&Nked zach guest with an attractive
1eavenfr, including tiny rakes. gar
len hoes, lawn mowers. imitation po-
4nfo bugs, artificial fruits and flowers
0E many kinds The guests included
Mines Lewis Blanton, III. Laurie
Dnfth, Russell, James Howison. Clyde
Wnfnes w. L. Foy, Herndon Gath
f1Ght. Hall Canter. Henry Carter,
UehOcler Fox, Floyd Tucker. Jr., Mar
n1Au Ellis, Joseph Jones. Hill Carter,
4 3r. w. NJ. Jones, White and Thomas
4 HhAips of Roanoke; Misses Ethel
Howard, Anne Herndon May Baldwin.
Eunice West Peachy Fleet, Katherine
Kent, Minnie Bolton. Anne boswell.
Mary Goodwin. Anne Hunter. Cabell
tucker. Marjorie Riker, Elizabeth
Chenery, Pearl voolfolk. Mary
Wright. Sara and Elise Cardwell.
Richie Cox, Ruth Biakey. Mauds
Woodfin. Fannie Wee Wright, Grey.
j son Hoofnagie, Katherine Marsh
Marion TAsher, Helen Heller, Anne
Mayre. Nancy Sydnor, Mildred Hart
Carrie Ellis Caroline Vandiver, Mir
a lana Applegate. OF Lexington, KY
& Josephine Mcleod. Bessie French
Eleanor wingfield, Caroline @. Hol-
HAY and Grace evst.
Entertained In Newport News.
IA brilliant reception was given
4 TAursday evening at the Hotel War
wick. In Newport News, in honor OF
the women who are there attending
h the sessions of the Virginia Press As
( ooci4tion. The rooms were attractive
~ decorated throughout in flowers
Il and green's and music was furnished
NJ An orchestra screened by palms and
\ tho punch bowl and during the even
1n8 Ices and bonbons were served
Mrs. w. s. Copeland, who was chair
4 man OF the ladies' committee, was as
b 01sted In receiving by Mrs. Homer L.
&Nfxuson. Mrs. L. 3. Manville. Mrs.
M2 Il. Buxton, Mrs. John Spencer. Mrs.
Il NE3ndAr r.. Harris and Mrs. II. G..
Lac.
GomN of the out-of-town guests were
mtf % S.hR HyaH~ Mra
4 ~ Nv Anderson, Misses Wynora and
q ASn9phsnA Anderson. of. Marion Va.
Nh John X. Old. OF Crewe, Va; Mrs,
III. Conner and Mrs Robert Baret
WA1exandria; Mrs. George o. Greene
B M fSlfffon Forge: Mrs. F. @. Moseiey
II TT Mary Moseley and Miss Loretta
4 un3ay, II Danvilie: Miss Rebecca
ocomb and Miss Martha Jane Hart
q yarmyfiie; Mrs. r. q, Flyn, of VIC
3A va: Mrs. g. j. Brown Of Peters
{ -. MR.. j. FL, Lindsay of Char
q SGvflie. Misa Bertha Robinson, OF
Sneo. va; Mrs. E c. Bradshaw
IA EoWe; Mrs A. NJ. Potter of En-
- MIRA Il. c. Barger. Crewe; Mrs
Lewis, Mrs. ID. s. Lewis. of Cliff
Torge; Mrs o. W. Evans Misses
~ and Virginia Evans, of New
fSe. Va.
Mn. Mason at Cape May.
rs N baltifhOFe exchange.
-, John Mason, who. with Mr.
~. has recently come TO Balti-
TO live from Richmond. their
E&r home. is established for the
ner at Baltimore Inn. Cape May
lfason In nephew OF Judge
NJ Amber, whose daughters
allie II. Amber and Miss Vir-
SAmbier. are also spending the
III Baltimore Inn
Prominenf Wedding.
wedding of Miss Jacqueiine
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
u. Farren. OF Albany, ~. Y. ia
~ ham Stacy Palmer of Staun-
oOn ~ Mr.. G. T. Palmer. took
NYedneeday at noon in the rec
|s0f the Church of ST. Ignati
Park Avenue and Eighty
rect, New York city. The cere.
S4ns performed by the Rev
S4f learn. rector of the church
II followed by wedding break
s&1se National Democratic Club
GS3y Woods, of New York. was
1&efs only attendant and Mr.
4utchins, of Fort Worth. Tex
Palmer's best man On re-
from the wedding trip Mr.
Palmer viii live at Garden
Hding liz OF much interest here
ks.stt ma e.