Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
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The women OF tho summer colonies,
wherever they may happen 10 he, have
always been ready to assist in amy
charity iii any way that their aid has
been needed Last winter throughout
tho country the wives and daughters
of some Of the prominent army and
navy officials. we'll as many others
not SO officially interested, made guam
titles OF surgical dressings and such.
as reserve in Tho time OF need Here
In Richmond quite Il number OF WELL
known society girls attended lectures
. on first aid. and the class made excel
lent progress.
Since the call to arms for tho Nir-
ginia troops there has been much talk
OF organizing class Of girls and
women for the purpose of taking up
Red Cross work. instruction in such
subject could scarcely 20 amiss. and
Dame Rumor has II that Miss Society
will do something OF tho sor, this sea-
son. along with her balls. Word
comes that one Of the prctticst buds
of the past winter has not only at
tended the biz training camp for
women near Washington. but is plan
ming 10 conduct \ series OF classes in
the elementary studies Of being u
the lure Of formal functions may
we'll look To their laurclS. so far as the
bud OF the season is concerned She
is busy about serious matters. and to
frivol Will scarcely he her pleasure
this summer.
Society is widely dispersed for the
summer and every resort from Maine
to the far south viii claim its share
Of guests for the ncAt month or two,
at any rate. Th" social letters from
these dclcciablr heights bring bacll
work of entertainments of some note
So far no biz balls have been given to
present the seasons dohutantos. and
one looks with interest for an an
nouncemcu, of these summertime buds.
Outdoor life has cast it's charm over
every ono. and sports of every sort and
description arc the order Of tho day
The beautiful golf links ana tennis
courts of wcll-kpowu resorts draw
tourists from all parts of tho country
Polo is very Smar, in the South now.
and has been taken UP 10y most Of the
best known clubs throughout the state.
Motors have quite annhilatcd distance.
and little parties of guests attend those
affairs. coming many miles I'm al after
noon TO witness the sport.
The extreme heat Of the pas few
days has driven nearly every ono out
of town who had even the slightest
idea of leaving, and many who had
not. and The exodus still goes OF. Tn"
last week in July will find the city
fairly deserted and the clubs Il meet
ing ground for deserted husbands,
bachelors and would-bc hcnedicts un-
I'll the fall brings society back 10 town
again. BRENT WITT.
\nnirs of the Younger Set.
Misses Penelope Anderson, Mary An
lcrson. l:lizabcth Warren, Virginia
Terrell Marjorie IInSltins ana Eleanor
Knox were entertained 1t a supper
party at the Soy Scout Camp in thcs-
terrified County this week. koV. hubert
Jones. rector OF St stephens Church.
chapcroned the affair and the young
guests were all members of the school
girl set in Wes,hampton. Each year
the boys give an attractive party for
these girls ut the camp. -.
Miss Theresa Lynch. thc> daughter
uf AIR. ana Mrs. Maurice nj. Lynch. is
entertaining house ><narty ~ her
ea-Iived Thursday Include Miss Agnes
Bland i.at'.. OF Richmond, Miss
Tucker. of Ashland; Miss Belle l.tuthi-
cum. OF 'rcdericksb and Miss Lu
ellie EOgcS. OF Washington.
Guests OF Itrlntivcs.
MIR and Mrs. William Chambers
Tyler, OF Los Angeles. Call arc visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Clarence T., l.acl.-
land AT 1918 West Grace street Mrs
TYLER is "a sister OF Mr.. Lakeland and
also prominent clubwomau and sur
fraCiSt of the Western States. where
women have The privilege OF the bal
lot. She was one of the regular dele
gates to the recent national convcn-
ton at st. Louis. Mo. being among the
fifteen women t.r the. United states So
chosen. Mr,.Aai.S Mrs Tyler will re-
main in Richmond until August |.
Bnck From Wedding Irip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooke NouuG
Waddill have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are now a, home n >
SpruancH Avenue. City Point MrS
Waddills sister, Miss Sara I'rcar. and
her cousin. Miss Josephine EEE!cstou.
have hccn recent guests at CITY Point.
OF Interest Hero.
y pretty wedding was solcnIniHcd on
Wednesday. July -, ~ high moon ut
the home Of Mrs. Anna r Younger.
III Stovall. y. G., when h.l dauchtrr
Mary Garter. becam" tic bride OF
George & stone. Of Boston Mass. The
parlor was decorated with vines. ferns
and MANY lighted candles. The ccre-
mony took place before an inprovisrd
altar, Rev Lewis y TAYLOR Of st
Peters Episcopal Church oMciatiny
10 the strains OF the Wedding march
from "Lohcncriu.' as proccssional
the bridal rarty entered Littlc Miss
Mary Helen TAYLOR was flower girl.
and The groom entered with his brother.
James T. stone. Of the Uulvarsitv of
Virginia. who was best man The,
were met at The altar hy the bride.
who had entered with the maid OF
honor. her s.stcr. Miss I.nvilIc Younger.
Mendelssohns Wedding March vas