Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
MOCK MARRIAGE AMUsEs
| SUMMER RESORT GUESTS
Ceremony Carried Out in Ballroom
Of Blue Ridge Springs
Hotel.
OUTDOOR SPORTS ENJOYED
Cooler Weather Causes Renewed In
tercst In Hiking, Some Of Visitors
Walking Five or Ten Miles Be
fore Breakfast Each Morning.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. Sep
tcmber 2.-The season is waning. ac-
cording To the calendar. bat midsuin-
MGR still rcigns supreme III the hearts
of all those AT Blue Ridge. The slight
tang Of frost in the atmosphere each
morning gives AN added zest to Out
door sports, and when the day is over.
the tinklc of the latest dance music
stu lures the younger set To the pail
room
| Last Friday evening. Miss Laura
lCrcasc Bunch. OF Little Rock. and Cor
don L. Johnson OF Roanoke. were the
bride aud groom" in mock mar
riagc ceremony held in the ballroom.
Arthur Lloyd Brown. OF Norfolk was
| the minister: f.. r. Holliconcr, of
fathcr'; j. II. Ketner, OF Norfolk. was
best man and Mrs. keiner played
| the wedding music. Miss Edith
{Summcrson. Miss Kate Ellison Misses
Irene and Margaret Whitehead were
I'ibridcsmaids Francis Roudebush, OF
Memphis. and Earl Simmons. Of sur
folk. were "rroomsmen.' and Felix
IIoliiconcr and Hugh Whitehead were
pages"
on "Wednesday evening Il train
party" Was held. and the bride" and
groom Miss Bunch and Mr. John
son. started on their honeymoon
Mr. Kctncr, as conductor" and \. L.
jpers In order best they could. and
Iphiiip f.. Brown. il. was "newsboy.'
DIR. Eiibbett. sadll intoxicated
man. gave the most trouble. Miss
Summcrson and Miss Ellison. as an
9up-,o-datc mother and daughter. with
their pct kitten; Mrs Whitehead. as
| a schoolgirl; Miss Irene Whitehead. as
| !, chorus girl; MIR Roudehush. az Sig
nor Spaghetti. the Italian singer: Mrs
Eunch. as an old country woman. AMI
Mrs. Gray, as a mother with her SIS
children. kept the fun going unul the
conductor" called the hnal station.
"a color and "A long elevation some
one guessed Blue Ridge" ana all got
OF to finish the evening with a dance.
EARLy MORNING WALKS
POPULAR WITH GUESTS
The cooler weather has caused re-
ncwed interest in hiking. NJ. II. Jan
ney, Of Washington, and y. l.. Brown.
/ Of Norfolk, have don" ave to ten miles
before breakfast each morning during
most OF the summer Thcy holi the
record Tor making ten miles AT an
average rate OF eleven minutes TO the
mile. MIR Lanney Mr Johnson and
Mr. Roudcbush walked the twenty one
miles to Bedford few days ago
ON Monday afternoon Mrs. White
mead and Mrs. lioudcbush chapcroned
a picnic to Glen Allen Spring. The
Whitehead. Misses Alicia and Eliza
beth platt. William :. White. Jt. Rich
ard Kctncr and Hugh Whitehead
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Powell Gray,
of Lawrcnccvillc. Va, have arrived TO
spend several weeks. Mr.. Gray con-
Quoted services and preached in the
ballroom on sunday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Jose l.. Ross. Of Day
4,ona. Fla, were guests Of Miss Edith
3Sunmcrson on TUESDAY.
William : White. OF Norfolk. ar
rived on Saturday 10 join Mrs White
and their son, who have been hero
several weeks
Mrs. J.. s. Clark. of Washington. y.
. -. has joined her aunt. Mrs. Corncli;,
| Branch stone, of Texas, who is spend :
4 ing tho season here.
Rodcrick *. shaw. Jr Of Roanoke.
who was here for two months this
summer. Was the guest OF Francis
Houdcbush ON Tuesday and Wcdnes-