Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
FORMER R|CHMONDERs
TO VISIT At buck HILL"
Colonel and Mrs. j. Rice Smith Will
Visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
=. Owen,
OPEN COTTAGES AT THE WHITE
Mrs. j. NJ. Brockenbrough and Chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott
Campbell Already Established ut
Resort for Season.

Colonel and Mrs. ]. Rice Smith, of
The HILL" Augusta. Ga, will arrive
in Richmond to-day for n shor, visit
to Mr. and Mrs. Ben r. Owen Jr AT
Buck HILL" en- route for the Virginia
Hot Springs. Colonel and Mrs. Smith
have spent several winters In Rich
mond. where they formerly resided, and
number OF informal affairs have
been planned in honor OF their visit
here this week
At the White.
number Of Richmond people are
already established in their cottages
at the Grccnbriar White Sulphur
springs although the real season there
does not begin until next month Mrs.
j. NJ. BrockenbrouGh and her children
have closed their home near the Pump
house and left this week for the White
Sulphur. where they will remain until
some time in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott Campbell
and their small son are at the
White for the season. They will not
return TO their Richmond residence
until late in the coming fall,
An Interesting Marriage.
marriage Of much interest took
place at Cumberland, on June IS. when
Miss Alice Lillian Payne became the
bride Of Blake r. Woodson. Miss
Payne is great niece of Bishop John
Payne. Of the Episcopal Church. and a
daughter Of the pastor OF the Mctho-
dist Church at Cumberland Mr.
Woodson is popular young lawyer OF
the same place, and il is a rather ur-
usual thing that his father. grand
father and Observation-Disclosures succeeded
each other in the county clerkship in
an unbroken service. reaching back
over hundred years. The ceremony
was performed b. Rev. ! T Payne
father OF the bride. The bride was
given away By Or. T. F.. Payne of
Roanoke. one OF the brothers, and
Mrs. r. Hale Connolly and Miss Pearl
Payne acted as matron and maid Of
honor
smiling for ManiIn.
John Argyle Turner, after 4 visit 10
his home here. returned 10 New York
sunday evening. He left Monday for
Chicago st. Louis and San Francisco.
and expects 20 leave on July ~ on the
Oriental Steamship Line for Manila.
p l. Mr.. Turner will be in Manila
for tho next several years
Entertained in North Carolina.
Arthur r. Clarke and George Bryan.
two OF the commissioners appointed by
the Governor TO attend the ceremonies
OF the unwilling OF the equestrian
statue 10 General Greene NJ Gulford
Courthouse. y. G were entertained
while on their mission by MIR and
Mrs. Charles n Ireland in Greensboro.
I
Mani" in Winston-SRlem Mrs Manly
will De remembered N Richmond as
Miss Emily Buford. daughter OF the
late Colonel a. :. Ruford
II. Stewart Jones. also a member OF
the commission, was entertained bvf
relatives IN Greensboro HIS sister.
Miss Marion Jones. was ono Of the
thirteen sponsors representing tho
thirteen original States Miss Jones
has visited Richmond, and has many
friends here
Affairs Of the Beach.
conCenial and delightful house
party spending some time at the Kin
sev cottage at Virginia Reach inclu -os:
Mr. and Mrs Andrew White Townes,
Misses Elizabeth Mitchell. Alice Kent
and Elizabeth Nichols, of Petersburg;
Dorothy Harrison. of Richmond and
Rraxton Bryan. George Jones Ben
jamin Kinsey and Myers. OF Richmond
Miss Augustine Allen was hostess at
a luncheon Monday at her cottage at
Virginia Beach. Covers were laid for
guests Misses Elizabeth Montgomery.
Of Richmond. Eloise Simmons, Mildred
Hemingway; and Rudgard Wig, Her
bert Rickel. Thomas Wilkes and Goode-
now Tyler
Fnmiiy Reunion.
The reunion OF the Winston family
took place at Noun, Airy. in Louisa.
on July I. Every member OF the fam
lily. eleven in number was present
along with twenty or more grand
children. The parents Of these eleven
children viii reach their fiftie,h we'd
dins Anniversary in next November.
Charity Affairs.
The YOUNG people Of Laurel Street
Methodist Church will give an enter
tainment this evening AT the Meth odist
and Presbyterian Old Ladies' Home at
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited TO attend.
The Woodland Heights Baptist
Church Will give n moonlight excursion
10 Dutch Gap this evening at $50
o'clock. There will be music and re-
:reshments. and number Of inter
estinE parties have been arranged for
the event.
Picnic Mt Lakeside.
a picnic Will be given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association for its members on sun
ly requested to be at First and BROAD
Streets at e:45 o'clock sharp. Inter
estinG games will be played and hand
some prizes offered In case OF in
clement weather the picnic will take
place the following Sunday
At Ocean View.
Registrations at the Ocean View
Hotel. include: Miss Edith Agner, of
Hot Springs; Mrs. Marie Rainey. Mr.
and Mrs y. l.. Kelly. Mrs X. B. Blount
and Miss Blount. Miss Ethel Ellyson
Miss Bass, Miss Alhertoria, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. NJ Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. !. r.
Harris, Miss j. r. Slough and Miss
Grace NJ. Leonard. of Richmond; Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Rlick. of Norfolk and
Mr.. Eugene Schaefer of Lynchburg.