Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-23
R|CHMONDERs ON TOURS
IN PICTURESQUE WEST
Party Chaperoned by MIR. and Mrs.
James Cannon Motored
Through California.
srMMERING IN NEW YORK
Mrs. William H. White and Miss
Emma Gray White Will Spend Re.
mainder of Season mt Fishers Is
land-Party at Castle Hill.

travelling In the West. visiting various
places Of interest outside Of the regu-
lar route. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Will
liam Scott and their children, who have
= tored through Southern California and
the Yellowstone Park. They are now
at Royal Orchard" their country place
in Albemarle County.
Miss Lucille Massey. Mrs. y. l.. Mas
sey. Miss Louis1. Cr.ump. Miss Elizabeth
Wingo and w. 6. Taylor. Jr.. OF this
city, who arc travelling through the
West In the party chapcroned by Mr..
and Mrs. James Cannon, have been OH Il
short automobile trip in California.
They visited several places in the
p southern part of that State and will re-
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon at Los An
Belcs.
In New York.
Mrs. william II. White and her
daughter, Miss Emma Cray White. OF
West Franklin Street. have been spend
ing the summer months in the North.
Mrs. White and Miss White will! be at
Fishers Island, " Y, for the remain
der of the season.
Party Mt Curtic Hill.
Judge and Mrs Melville Peck. Of
Itichmond. who have been spending
some time at Castle Hill Hotel Licking
s ton. returned TO their home. zoos West
Franklin Street, on last Friday. The
evening before leaving Mrs. Peck gave
the children of the hotel flag party,
in which the grown up guests also par
ticipated a large American flag, minus
stars, was placed Oh the wall and each
child. blindfokled. tried to pin star
in the center Of the blue square. Prizes
were awarded to Bessie Anderson. Of
Richmond; Hilton Brown. of Pensacola
Fla; Eldridge Robertson, of Peters
burg. and Eleanor Latane. the last two
winning the BOBBY prizes.
Judge Peck, who has spent most OF
his time the past six weeks on the golf
links. and who has been very helpful to
those learning the game, was presented
with book. The Life and Letters OF
General X. r. Lee" the gift of the golf
players OF the hotel.
At Country Place.
Mrs. Marshall Ludington King. Of
Washington. is at ner country place
Ben Venue" in the Blue Ridge Noun
,ains. for a stay OF several weeks. Ben
Venue" is near Port Royal. and is one
Of the handsomcst homes in that Sec
zion OF the State.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage Of Phil Harrison, Of Rich
mond and Mrs Laura Davis. also OF
this city. the ceremony having taken
place At 80? Third street. y. W, Wash
ington. at tho residence OF Rev. Robert
=. Downes who onciatcd. on June s..
1915. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison are now
At home in this city at 5l1 North Fifth
street.
Mias Hussey Entertained.
On Wednesday evening Commodore
Albert T La Vallette and Mrs. La VAL
.lette gave supper dance in honor Of
their niece. Miss Helen Bussey, of New
York. who is spending the summer with
them. aboard their houseboat Nalletta,
which is moorcd at private pier on
Hampton Roads. The boat and pier
we're decorated with Japanese lanterns.
nd lar e
represent Japanese tea garden.
Those present were: Captain Charles
Baker u. s. 4. trctircd), Mrs. Charles
Baker. Lieutenant j. keli Jennison, L.
s. A: Miss Margaret Jennison. Fort
Monroe: Miss W. Jennison. Fort Mon
roe: Mrs. Holmes. Macon, Ga: Miss
Ruth y Heidrick. Miss Alice w. Wing.
Miss Mary Evans, Miss ID. McEiduh,
Miss Hazel Bright, Lieutenant Wells
heimer. L. :. A.: Mrs. Welsheimer Lieu
tenant Eugene Niileret. L. :. A.; Lieut..
q. A. Baird l.. $. a. Lieutenant +. l..
noskins t. :. a; Lieutenant Charles
* Wing L. S. a; Lieutenant r. H..
Hannum. L. g. A.. John n. Marsden.
Newport News and DR.. Wy!ie, Newport
News
i:nton-Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. William Aubrey Fletch-
or announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Edith Laura, 10 Douglas &.
Eaton. Jr.. the ceremony having taken
" pl;ct in Washington, Rev. j. w. Now
bray officiating. After visiting Balti
mere. Philadelphia and New York Mr..
and Mrs. Eaton will return TO this city
In FnuGuier County.
Mrs. Robert Beverley. who has been
a guest of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Osburn, ut the
Episcopal rctory in Harrisonburg. re-
turned to her home at The Plains She
was accompanied by Mrs. Osburn and
her little daughter. Delta Beverley Os-
burn. Mr. Beverley and their son, We'll
by Beverley, OF Richmond, who were
also guests at the rectory. left last
week for The Plains. Fauquier County
House Pnrty mt the Reach.
\ house party was entertained by
Mrs 4. y. Dunnavant at the Links
cottage. Ocean View, the week of Au-
rus' 3. The party includyd Mrs. w.
NJ. Hall, MIR. and Mrs. John Hebring.
MIR. and Mrs. W. j Morrsette. Mrs. T..
Il. ioweli, Mrs. b. Fl. Hord, Mrs. j. NJ
Hord. Mrs. T. y. Curd. Mrs. r. r. Boze,
Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Edna Powell,
Misses Louise and Leila Williams. Miss
Josie Vass, Miss Gertrude Hall. Miss
Elizabeth Curd and Miss Evelyn Nor
riSette: Messrs y. ID. Dunnavant. j.
Gibbons, A. b. Cosby \. l.. Powell. L..
NJ. Hord. l.. l.. Owens, c. c. Cosby and
little Leslie Alorrisette
At Ocean View.
The past week has been quite n CAV
View. The many guests of the young
er set have e,joyed the dances in the
large lobby each evening after dinner.
On Tuesday evening the guests gave n
card party, with over Atty in attend
ance. There were four tables Of auc
ton and several tables of FIVE hundred
and other games. Mrs. w. l.. Rookie
won tho auction prize. and c. l.. Ru
delphi the five hundred prize Later
in the evening refreshments were
'served. Music was furnished by sew
eral of the guests. The following were
among those registered during the pa ST
week. w. ]. Watkins. c. NJ. Moncure.
Leslie c. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs r. b.
Christian. Jr.. Robert Christian.
Lawrence Christian, little Miss
Mary Christian, Miss Mollie Lot
tier. r. w. Wilson, Adam o. Feitip.
Miss Ida Feitig. Miss Annie Feitig, Miss
Annie Metzger, Mr.. 4. H. Mitchell. j.
w. Mannion, c. c. Darracott all OF
Richmond: G. w. Schumacher, of this