Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
EMILY V|ELE STROTHER
To BRING OUT NOVEL
MARYLAND Woman, Frequent Visitor
Here, Is Newest Southern
Author.
ENTERTAIN MRS r. G. LAIRD
Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Winston Were
Hosts to Richmond Guest at "Sau-
gerties Farm" Hudson River Val
ley-Many Camping Parties.

SeFtieS fafm, huuSOn River Val
ley-Many Camping Parties.
Richmond society is greatly inter
ested in the announcement that a book
from the pen of Emily Viele Strothcr
rs to be brought out by E. r. Dutton
Co, September /. Mrs. Strother. who
- one or the leading women in literary
ana social circles OF Maryland, is most
popular in society here, having visited
IN Richmond for years as the guest Of
MI and Mrs. Frederic William Scott.
MIS-. Strother comes of family that
mas attained no small place in the
world OF letters: one brother. Bertic
N'ele, being French poet of note. and
another, Herman Knick erbocker Viele,
VINO died several years ago in New
YORK, was widely known and greatly
theloved for his literary productions.
though purely hction, is written In III.
form Of "A biography and is Il delight
full and true-to-life sketch OF Franco
American child the story reaching its
conclusion with the present war
Gifted with q charming personality
and a rare magnetism. Mrs. Strother
has made many friends in this city VINO
await with interest the appearance Of
her arst book. The early part Of heg
life was spent in paris among unique
and interesting people. many Of whom
,hsure in the pages OF Eve Dorre."
Hack From the North.
Mrs Edwin C. Laird has returned
from house party in the Hudson River
VALLEY. given by Mr.. and Mrs. James
O. Winston at "Saugertes Farm"
where Mr.. Winston has his racing
stable. great deal OF entertaining
WAS done for the Winstons and their
guests In the beautiful homes in that
section OF New York. and the culmina-
ton OF the festivities was in Mr.. Win
ston taking a party of fourteen guests
10 tho Goshen races for TWO days. At
this time they had the pleasure of see
Ing Mr.. Winston's beautiful FLY, Alma
Forbes. win second pla ce in ono o. the
,rotting races
Mr. and Mrs. Winston entertained at
their country place al this time Mrs. K.
G. Laird. of Richmond. and Nj. and
Mrs Edward Harmon, OF New York
City.
To Attend House Pnrty.
Miss Emily Glascock. Of Boiling
brook In Fauquier County, arrived in
Richmond yesterday for brief visit,
on route 10 Southwest Virginia, where
She wtll attend "a house party given by
Z .lohn White stuart at his home in Rus
sci! County. Miss Mary Burlington viii
also be among Mr.. Stuarts guests, and
they viii spend the week there. Miss
G!ascock was member OF Governor
Stuart's party attending the exposition
In tho West in the carly summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Hosts.
MIR and Mrs. john waddcy Hamilton
i
their home in Martinsville on Tuesday
last with theater party. after which
late supper was served The home
decorations and table appointments
were most artistic, the effect being
Japanese garden. with electric lights
Around the room shaded in Japanese
lanterns, and the walls festooned with
grape vines and great clusters of fruit
The punch bowl was also decorated
with a fringe Of grapes. THIN tables.
with beautiful noral decorations. added
their charm. Covers were laid for
twenty guests. These included Misses
Flora white. Tina Fontaine, Cecil
Nitten. HELEN Babbit,, of Detroit;
Laurie Barrett. Mrs. Marion w. Farrar,
MIR. and Mrs. Hodgsor. Mr.. and Mrs.
brown. McSsrs. John w. Carter. Ken
non Whittle, Reeves Brown, William
iEontaint. Watt Hairston and George
Mann. OF Washington.
Camping Nenr Meadow.
Miss Florence Dyson entertained
camping party last week at the Shack.
near Meadow. Among those present
we're Misses Mary and Myrtle Hen
drick. Irma Dyson, Matte Madison.
Viola Moore. Eva Lauterbach, Messrs.
Redmond Adams. Eugene Madison.
harry Leitch, of Fredericksburg: Tom
Charles Taylor, p. f. Hamilton. A. p.
Gentry, Mrs John Kahn. Mrs. r Laut-
"rbach. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. McDonough.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Stout. Mr.. and Mrs
Freeman Spencer. OF Norfolk: Mr.. and
Mrs Z. II. Kahn and Mrs w 7. Dyson.
NJ. and Mrs. a F. Hendrick and Mr..
and Mrs H. C Latimer.
HrnSenc-Hunter.
Miss Garnet Vera Hunter. OF Savan-
nah. Ga. and Har!ev Van Rensselaer,
FenScnc. of Chicago, novelist and mem
hcr Of the Chicago Press Club, were
married yesterday by Rev. J. l.. Bray
In his study at 81 West Clay Street
After trip TO tho Panama Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs BenGcne will take up
!<,hc:r residence in Chicago.
Can:rin: Party Entertained.
The camping party stopping at the
run and Reddy Camp" are being
much entertained. The chaperons are
-Mos'iamcs Pattie Jones. ID. D. Pleas
ants and r w. Jones. Those compos-
;N9 the party are Misses Carrie Garth
right. Albine Smith. Fanny Jones Lu-
c!!o Jones. Potter russell Helen Sims,
Martha Peasants. Pauline Jones Mary
Peasants and Mesdames pattie Jones,
= H. Peasants and b. w Jones' Be
fac returning 10 THAR hons. the
party Will visit Curlc's Neck. Malvern
IiiN and other places Fl !rt-.~.t