Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13


Richmond committee will be the guests
OF Mrs. Fraser and Miss Margaret
Stokes during their stay In Goochland.
Interesting Dances.
a pleasant dance OF the midsummer
social season was that given at the
Beach Park pavilion. West Point. on
Tuesday evening. The chaperons were:
Mrs Il. G. Garden. Mrs. Clyde De
FORCES. Mrs. 4. $. Hudson and Mrs.
Crosby Thompson.
Those dancing were the Misses AL
bright of Washington; Miss Hardy, of
Chase City: Miss Lee Parks. Of Norfolk;
Misses Livingstone and Foster, OF Bal
timore: Mr.. and Mrs. Shakleford. of
Richmond, and Mrs. Fishburn, OF Cali
fornia. Messrs. Palmer, Clements.
Reeves. Field, Bradford. Thompson and
DR.. a. S. Hudson.
Miss Elizabeth Shoop. who with Mics
Mary Willis McLemore has been enter
tanning house party at Nix Club in
the Nansemond River. was hostess on
Tuesday night at a supper and dance.
Those dancing were Misses Melee
moro and Shoop. Miss Gertrude OAR
den. Miss Alva Gray. Waverly: Miss
Judith Brewer and Messrs. People
Burton, Jack Nurney. William Bird
song. Claude Dennis. Charles Brothers,
Philip Croker and Mrs. c. A. Shoop
and Mrs. e. j. Dennis.
The house party remained until yes
terday. and several boating parties and
dances were given.
Return From North.
Mrs. J. ]. Williams and daughter.
Miss Margaret Williams, of 1910 North
avenue, Battery Court. have returned
home after a delightful trip to Boston,
MASS, Lake Champlain and Atlantic
City Their trip covered month
While at Lake Champlain they were
the guests OF their cousin. Rev. r. ].
Mahoney. ID. D. who has a summer
home there
At Berryvtlle Show.
An interesting event OF the summer
is the Berryville Horse Show, which
was given last week near Rerryville
ana many fashionable guests were In
a,'enoance' Motor parties from Mid
oieburS and Warrenton and additional
guests from Washington have been
present. and A number Of smart boy
parties and luncheons have been en-
tertained. Among the prominent box
holders and hosts at tho show were.
Peter II. Mayo. OF Richmond; kenncth
riipin. MI. and Mrs. Beverley Randolph,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Moore. Jr.. Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Richardson. Mr. and ltrs
POWELL Page and Dr. and Mrs 4 NJ n
McCommick. The rayeties closed with
a large dance and supper at the hotel
In Berryvillc. given for the out of-town
guests.
Back From Motor rrip.
Mr and Mrs. l.. t. Fletcher and Nr
ana Mrs. !. +: Long have returned N
the city after = motor trim through tho
mountains Of Virginia The party went
as Tar rs f.uray
On House Pnrty.
Mr' and Mrs. Sidney Sutherland and
,hclr sister. Miss Grace Ratkins. have
left Richmond to join Miss P.vtor,.
Y. t. 70,
has been guest on several house
parties. is now at the beach. and will
not return to Richmond until the lat
ter part OF this week
In New York.
Mrs. William r. Reinhardt, the So
loist at the Second Baptist Church
VINO has been spending her vacation
In New York as the guest OF her
brother. Clyde r. West. will return To
Richmond on September ]. While in
New York Mrs. Eeinhardt has been
receiving personal instruction from
Madam Ryder-Kelsey, the gifted So
prano. whose appearance as one of
the artists at the Wednesday Club sew
eral seasons ago gained her many
friends in musical circles of this CITY
AS Madam Ryder Kelsey has gained
national reputation by her splendid
concert and oratorio work, the many
friends Of Mrs. Rcinhardt are await
cradle interest
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Isabelle Cabell Flour
noy. daughter of DR.. William STAN
hope Flournoy, OF Charlotte Court
house, to Jesse Felix West, Jr., Of
Waverly. The wedding will be solem-
nized on the afternoon Of August 20
In the Presbyterian Church at Char
lotto Courthouse.
In the North.
Miss Lucille Flournoy left yesterday
for New York. Before returning to
Richmond. Miss Flournoy expects to
spend some time in Jersey City, AS
bury Park and Farnegat. N. ].
Recent Announcements.
Mr.. and Mrs. John: Junell. of Chicago,
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Irene. to Richard Rush Liggett
The wedding took place Monday. July
81. in Chicago. After August IS. Mr..
and Mrs. Liggett will be at home at
Q West Goethe Street, Chicago
Mr.. Liggett is the youngest son OF
the late Winfield Liggett. a prominent
attorney OF Harrisonburg. He is also
a brother OF Mrs. c. B. Williamson.
In the presence Of only nearest rela-
tives. the wedding OF Miss Lillian E.
B. Parks. of New York. was quietly
celebrated at 4 o'clock Wednesday at
ternoon at the home OF the bride. Rev.
]. E. de Gafferelly. pastor of Thirtieth
Street Christian Church. Newport
News, was the officiating minister. AZ
ter trip to Niagara Falls. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parks will make their home In
Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Carpenter Entcrtnins.
Miss Frances Carpenter, of Red
Hill, entertained Saturday evening in
honor OF her guest. Miss Eliason.
Those enjoying the hospitality Of
Lone Oak" were Misses Eliason, Vir-
ginia, Reba, Annie and Margaret
Page, Dorothy Turner. Evelyn Pur-
cell, India, Carrie and Josephine White,
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. White. Jr., Mrs.
Johnson. of Orange: Messrs. Nick
Page. Carl Williams. John Anderson,
Jack and Will Carpenter, w. G. Ham.
ner, Of Atlanta, Ga; Willie Lewis and
Edward White.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.