Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-06
RICHMOND SMART SET
SPENDS QUIET HOLIDAY.
Many Celebrate Independence Day
With Short Trips to Sea.
side Resorts.
sUMNIERING ON MAINE COAST
Mrs. Pickett Lathrop Established ut
Squirrels Island, Where She Will
BE Joined This Month by Mrs.
Fanny Miller-PersonnI Mention.


in Richmond yesterday was vary
quiet one. Society, for the most mart.
is out Of the city. ana any entertain
Ing done was most informal For the
most part congcnal house parties en-
gagged the attention of tho smart set
ana numerous large functions took
place ut the various resorts and water
ing places. number of Richmond
people nave recently left town for the
remainder of the season. Mrs. Pickett
i-athrop and her children are summer
ing at Squirrels Island. on the coast
OF Maine. where they Will he Joined
some time this month BY Miss Fanny
p Miller. Miss Miller Will later spend
several weeks with friends in the Cats
Kill Mountains. returning to her home
here In the fall
Miss Margaret Miller will also go
North for the summer season. She Will
be chaperoncd in Maine by Mrs David
English Dallam Jr.. formerly Miss LILY
Montgomery West Of Richmond. who
Is spending several months in New
England.
Among the recent arrivals from Rich
nond at Buena Vista. Pa, are Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Stuart Valentine, Mrs
Williamson Talley and her small
daughter. Miss Florence TalIey. and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. EIam
Miss Althea Eggleston and Mrs A.
b. Crisp will leave Richmond in n fo,r
days for Toronto. where they will ioin
Miss Winifrcd Crenshaw and Miss Bc.s
Cowle%. who have been spending the
early summer visiting friends in the
West and attending the exposition.
Before returning TO the city they Will
visit several points Of interest in the
North including Niagara Falls and
Buffalo.
ConcerninE Miss PnEe'. Wedding.
MISS Katherine 4. Page. daughter Of
Ambassador and Mrs walter Hines
Boston, Will lie married August in
the Henry VII chapel. Westminster
Abbey. London, England. Owing to the
var. the Invitations to the ceremony
VIII be limited 10 the family, the most
intimate friends. and the heads OF the
diplomats corps. y wedding breakfast
VIII follow I the embassy in eros
venor Square.
Miss Frances Leggett, OF S,ratford.
England. and Miss Elizabeth Page n.
Aberdeen, y. c. cousin OF the bride
elect. VIII he bridesmaids. Frank g
Page, OF Pinehurst, y c., Will ac, as
best man, and among the usher. will
he Lieut. Louis Mcbride naval at
tache at the embassy and a former
classmatc Of the bridegroom at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
After short honeymoon in Eng
Iand. the young couple will return 20
this country Miss Pages wedding Is
Of much interest in Virginia ana the
Hentlv connected
Return From TnyIorsviIie
Misses Elizabeth Owen. Louise Will
NOR and Isabelle Williams have re-
turned 10 Richmond after spending tho
Weekend AT Taylorsville. They were
guests during their stay OF Mr. and
Mrs Ashhy Taylor at their country
estate near that place.
Iurncr-Chnpmnn.
y Loughborough Turner. Jr. OF The
I.1ins.
Manassas, were quietly married at
Trinity Episcopal Church Washington.
on Thursday Of last week Only mem
hers OF the mediate families and a
!e" friends were present Al the wed
ding Mr.. and Mrs Turner left imme-
diate!y after the wedding for short
bridal trip, after which they will 1.-Two
NJ The Plains. Mr.. Turner is a son of
Mrs ~ l. Turner. OF The Plains. and
is well known in this section OF tho
state
social Register Out.
The Summer Social Register com
pr'scs the summer addresses of ,ha
following cities covered by the Social
NeE!steT: New York, Chicago ST,
Louis. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dayton.
New Orleans Augusta. Charleston,
Washington, Boston. Pittsburgh. ST
Paul. Mime polls, San Francisco. Los
Angeles Pasadena, Savannah. phila-
dclphia, Providence Baltimore Scattla
Portland, Buffalo. Richmond and At
lantr
Il contains the changes and summer
addresses OF zoos families who ar.
not to he found at their winter ad-
crosses appearing in the previous is
sues Tor Tho year.
While last year SIS families were
10 he found at foreign residences or
banking addresses this year there
are only EOS, reduction OF rs per
cent. and while last year $50 families
the departures OF only forty-four arc
recorded and foreign arrivals have
dwindled from %, to only twenty
seven.
Woodwnrd-Morris.
Mrs. owen Champion Morris an
nounces the engagement OF her daurh
ter, Hi!dn Mitchell to Harry Evans
Woodward. of Clifton FORGE. the mar
rage to take place August at the
residence al Iron Gate. Owing To the
recent death Of Or. Morris, the father.
and the continued illness Of Dr. James
r. hughes, grandfather OF the bride
elect, the wedding will he very quietly !
celebrated only the immediate fami-
Hes being present.
Arrivals ut Virginia Bench.
Among the recent arrivals at Por
ter cottage, Virginia Beach, are Mr.. !
ana Mrs. John r. Doles, Mr. and Mrs.
n. d. DauShtrey and sons, Miss Pau
iine Battcn and Misses Alice and Lena
~ -. ->oIioih' MISS Ruth ISatten,
OF Princess Anne; Miss Alberta Batten.
OF Back Bay: a. Fl. Sanford, O! Nor
FOLK, and Miss Ida Bauer, of Ralti-
more.
For Mrs. KcbI.
Mrs. Edwin c. Hathaway. who is
spending two weeks at the Ocean View
Hotel, entertained last THURSDAY at
an informal card party in honor OF
Mrs. William j. Kehl. of West Grace
Street, VINO is visiting in Norfolk.
alrs. kehi Is guest of, Mrs. James
q. Leigh in Norfolk and n number of
Interesting affairs will be given for
her during her stay there
Lawn Party for Charity
The Girls Social Service club nr
Gnter Park VIII give lawn party
this afternoon from to S O'Clock Mt
the home of Alexander Graham. 7l3
Cha mberlayne Avenue, Ginter Park