The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-26

Jones' daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Keene Jones, Of els Park Avenue, will
become the bride OF Carl Fleming
son of Mrs Warner L. Fleming. Of
West Grace Street The Rev. ]. j.
Grayatt rector of Holy Trinity. viii
perform the ceremony. and only reia-
tives and intimate friends will be
present. Peyton Fleming Will act as
his brothers best man, and tmmedi-
ately after the wedding Mr.. Fleming
and his bride will leave for a North
ern wedding trip. Miss Jones Is prom
inently connected throughout the
State, and since her debut several sea-
sons ago has been one of the most
popular Of the Richmond society girlel
Mr. Fleming is an aiumnus OF tho
University OF Virginia and a member
OF the ommonweanh Club, Bache-
lorst Cotillion and the Country Club Of
Virginia
In the North.
Tom Ellett and Henry Elicit, of
this city, are spending some time at
Watkins Glen. N. Y
Mrs Randolph Williams and chill
dren arc summering at Fishers Is
land.
Mrs George Street and children LEFT
last week for an extended stay in
TIongport, n. J.
At the Country Club.
The regular Wednesday evening
dance will take place at the Country
Club OF Virginia. number OF fash
ionable people will go 20 the club for
dinner and several informal parties
have already been arranged.
For the Ice Mission.
Cinderella" invoked the magic
which produced four dollars for the
Ice Mission Five little girls % West
Franklin Street acted the fairy tale
on Friday afternoon on the lawn OF
eco West Franklin Street They COM
pieeed the entertainment with folk
dances and reaped a harvest OF small
fees for this worthy charity. Those
taking part were Virginia Morton,
innpersonating the prince; Mildred
Meredith Gates Cinderella; Frances
Deane Arlington and Louise Mc4Adans
Withers, the sisters. and Mary Price
Lewis. the Fod-naother.
Gard Party at the White.
Miss Sarah Poe, OF baltimore. en-
tertained Monday morning at cards
on the porch Of her cottage in Flor
IDA row. White sulphur Springs, In
honor Of Mrs. Fl Rowland Clapp, al
so OF Baltimore The prizes were
Japanese work baskets. Those play
ing were Mrs Thomas r. Scott, Mrs
James r Branch, Mrs John p.
Helen Chr sttan. all of R5thmond:
Mrs Pearl r. Lewis. Mrs William s.
Rovxter Mrs Richard y. Cooke and
Mrs william Fl. White, Jr.. al OF
Norfolk Mrs John lIerndon French.
Mrs Thomas b. Yuille, Of New York;
Mrs Edmund T. Wilson Of Plain
field, N J.. Mrs Francis Kellogg,
Mrs Kellogg Bradley. Mrs b.
Loving. OF washington; Mrs, william
II Brawley. and Mrs. John NJ Ci1is-
holm. OF Charleston. 6. C., Mrs. S
yvnne Foulkes. OF Philadelphia.
Mrs James r Thomas. OF Charle@-
ton w Va, and Miss Bertha Clarke,
~ Philadelphia Among the recent ar
rivals. coming by autom on'le are MT
and Mrs J. 3. Cameron. OF Reading.
Pa. WHO had with them Misses Mary
and Jean Cameron. Mrs. ~9eorrre 1inn
and son, all OF Richmond, Mrs. ].
Heron Crosman, Jr.. OF Haverford.
Pa, and Don Cameron, of Richmond.
who came up from their country place
near Gordonsv1ite Devotees Of tennis
who play almost every day are Miss
virginia Christian. Of Richmond, and
Miss H!lah French. Of New York.
Jack French and Jack Potts. OF Rich
mond. Garnett Tabh arrived Friday
and spent the weekend With his fam
iiv, returning Monday to Richmond
end at the White.
Return 70 Richmond.
srr. and Mira Waiter Scott McNein.
OF Monroe Terrace. have returned 20
the city after spending the week END
at Old Point
Charles Pickett Iatrop. Jr-. OF West
Avenue, spent a few days in New
York recently with Mrs Lathrop. The
latter, with her children, Is summer
ing at Squirrel Island.
Miss Lizzie Boyd, OF West Grace
street. has returned to Richmond at
ter an extended stay at Nantucket
Motor 10 Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 3. Crawford
and son, Henry Rountree Crawford,
of Harrisonbura accompanied by Mrs.
rrawford's mother, Mrs. Henry W.
Rountree, of Richmond. left Saturday
for a three weeks trip through Can
ada and the New England States. The
trip is being made by automobile.
At Ola Point
Rev, G. Freeland Peter, rector of
st flames Episcopal Church. and Mrs.
Peter. whose wedding was an import
ant social event of last week. are
now at Old Point where they will
SPEND some time. Since their wedding
they have been at the Hotel La
favette in Washington. After Sep
fember LIST they VIII De AZ nome at
the Monroe Terrace. Before her
marriage Mrs Peter was Mrs w. OF
10 Noting. of Gotham Park" daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Charles F. whilock. OF
this city
Annual Entertainment
The annual lawn party of the Com
monwealth Club will take place on
Friday at $3.50 o'clock. By resolu-
ton Of the board OF governors the at
tendance this year Is limited to the
membership of the club. including the
waiting list.
Wedding Announced.
II, NJ Walthall announces the mar
riage OF hts aughter, Mary Walthaal
Avery, to William George Kreighoff.
on July %. at Stanford. Conn. The
bride and groom are now in Maine and
will make their future LONE in Phila-
delphia
At Monroe Terrace.
The many friends OF Mrs. p. s. Bur
bank will be glad to hear that she
will be located at Monroe Terrace
from September LIST and that the Mon
roe Terrace Cafe will be under her
management