Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-15

MS aunt, Mrs. Joroan, near CraiSS-
Vile.
For the Red Cross.
Among he attractive entertainments
that have been given for the Red Cross
was lawn party and show. in West
hampton. under the direction of the
children OF that neighborhood Re
! freshments were served and s1s was
raised for the Red CROSS chapter in
Richmond. Among the children who
gave the party were: Mary Anderson.
Annie Moss Taylor, Charlotte Purcell
| Alma Cannon. Eleanor Knox, Eugenia
| Knox. Robert Purcell. George Warren.
| Frank Hobsoh. Marion Miller, Mar
garct Anderson and May Hobson.
| In Charge of Red Cross Work.
| During Mrs. Rhoads's absence from
the city Mrs. Beadles. Of Ginter Park.
will distribute the Red Cross work I'm
that district.
/ Neccnt Announcements.
| Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tanner. OF Echo" Madi-
son County, has announced the engage
ment OF her daughter. Cleva. to Gerald
| blackburn Breckenridge, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John C. Breckenridge, of New
York and Kentucky. The wedding will
take place this summer.
Cards have been Issued by Lord Fair
fax. OF London. England. announcing
the marriage of his sister. RS Fran
ces Fairfax Rhett, to Clarence Mere
~ y q,
st. Barnaby's Church. Prince George
| County. Maryland.
The bride is a sister of Mrs Tun-
stall Smith. Of Baltimore. and is we'll
known in Virginia.
Prominent Engagement.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Keith, OF War
renton, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter. Mary. to Major John B. Rose,
United States Army. No date has been
set for the wedding. The engagement
is of much interest here. as Miss Keith
| lis a great-niece Of Judge James Keith
OF Richmond. and is prominently relat-
ed throughout Virginia.
| Attractive Garden Fete.
garden fete for the benefit Of Grace
Methodist Church will be given on the
Cayce lawn. corner OF Grove Avenue
and Mulberry Street, Thursday from q
TO II p. n. The entertainment is call
cd the War OF the Roses" and unique
attractions have been arranged by the
white and red rose divisions Tony
Miller Will also take part in the pro-
gram. and charming numbers will be
rendered. The public is invited to at
tend.
At the White.
The Richmond colony is playing it's
usual important part In the resort life
at White Sulphur this summer. and
arrived to remain through the season.
Mrs. DeSoto Fitz Gerald and Miss Do
reen Fitz Gerald, who arrived July
Fourth were Joined by Miss Katherine
Scales Friday, who is spending July
with them at the Hawley cottage Mr.
and Mrs. Granville G. Valentine have
opened their cottage in the South Caro-
lima Row, and among familiar names
seen again at the White are: Mrs. Ed
ward T. Robinson. who arrived Sunday;
Mrs Charles E. Workman. Sidney Blu
ford Scott were among other Richmond
arrivals Sunday. Mrs. Edward Pendle-
ton is at the White for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Valentine
are stopping at the White, where
Berkeley Williams arrived Wednesday
TO pass some time.
Mrs. Thomas B. Scott, who arrived
last week with Mr.. Scott and Fred
and James Scott gave the largest tea
OF the week at the Casino Wednesday,
where the tables were set for fourteen
guests. Among those present were:
Miss Sarah Livingston Poe, who Is here
with her uncle, J. Livingston Minis,
of baltimore; Mrs. William C. Wheat
ley. Mrs. James r. Branch, Miss Judith
B. Colston, Mrs Robert H. White, and
Mrs Garrett B. Wall.
Miss Winston Here.
Miss Elizabeth Winston. one Of Wash
ingtons most gifted girls and accom-
plished piansts, is spending a few days
at the jefferson. She is accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. George F. Win
ston. principal OF Madison Hall School
for girls. Washington.
Miss Winston Is not only gifted
musician. but a true patriot, as we'll
Being a great-great-granddau Of
Colonel Joseph Winston. OF Revolu-
tionary fame: a Observation-Disclosures of
No <1fI
1912; granddaughter OF Colonel John
Winston. of the Civil War. and on the
maternal side, direct descendent OF
Roger Williams, her patriotic spirit |
comes to her by inheritance.
Miss Winston will give her first |
recital of series of concerts the COM
ing season in Washington for the bene- |
fits of the Red Cross.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Walters an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter, May, |
to Willard n. Beveridge. OF Philadel-
phia. formerly of this city. The we'd
ding will take place in August.
Guests Of Friends.
Mrs. Katharine Griffith, Miss Kath-
arine Griffith and Miss Mary Blanche
Prescott Of Memphis. Tenn, are spend
ing several weeks in Richmond as the |
guests of Mrs. w. H. O'Neill. A num-
Der Of informal affairs will be Incl |
dent to their stay here.
Leaving Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Armistead Glib |
son and children, OF Monument Ave
nue., left yesterday for Willoughby |
Beach. where they will be for the re-
mainder of July. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson.
with their family. will be establish
ed at Willoughby Club. Later in the |
season they will go to Niagara. N. Y,
to visit relatives with whom they will |
motor in Canada.
Mrs John B. Minor and her daugh-
tiers. Miss Margaret Johns and little |
Misses Mary and Anne Minor, OF West |
Avenue, in this city, left last week for |
the University of Virginia. where they
will be established for an extended |
stay during the summer season. They |
will not return to their home in Rich |
mond until the late fall.
Dinners for Maryland Troops.
The women of the Methodist churches |
here will give series OF Sunday din |
ners for the Maryland troops stationed |
in Richmond. The first of these din