Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-17
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- Il number OF Richmond people have
! let for mountain resorts. where they
VIII spend the remainder OF the sum-
mer season. The historic White Sui
phur Springs is thronged with promi-
hent guests and many interesting az
fairs have been given there. Miss
Nell Rennolds Is the guest Of Miss Do
reen FitzGerald at the cottage of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. DeSoto Fitz-
Gerald. for stay OF several weeks
Miss Corbin Spicer, OF Richmond. Is
the guest Of the Misses Cabell at
"Poipt-of- Fork" their country place
on the James River.
Mrs. Charles Craddock Barksdale
:, and her sister. Miss Frances CARING
: ton. are leaving town Friday for Noun
tain Lake. where they will spend some
time.
Colonel and Mrs. w. Gordon McCabe
left Sunday evening for a visit OF sew
eral weeks to MIR. and Mrs. w. Gordon
McCabe. Jr. whose country place.
'Edgemont." is pear Asheville. y. c.
In the North.
Mrs. Newton Mcveigh. of 1923 West
Franklin Street. left Richmond yester-
day for an extended visit to her sister,
Mrs. Charles II. Senff. in New York.
Mrs. Semi and Mrs. McVeigh Will take
number OF interesting motor trips
during the summer and Will also visit
Nova Scotia. Mrs. McVeigh Will not re-
turn to Richmond until early in Oc-
tobcr.
Back From HOUSE Parties.
Miss Antoinctte Theirmann has re-
turned from Shore Cliff" the country
i estate of MIR. and Mrs. Albert HUNT
on the Pamunkcy River. where she has
been member OF house party for
the past week. Miss Thiermann has
AS her guest at her home here. Miss
Helen Washabaugh. of the University
OF Virginia.
Miss Garland Thiermann. who has
been attending a house party given by
Miss Elizabeth Cook at Norwood
Lodge" Hanover County, has also re-
turned TO her home in Richmond.
Guests of Relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley T. Johnson.
Jr. and their children. who have been
touring Virginia and Maryland for
several weeks, and who have been re-
cent guests of Mrs. Johnsons brother.
John T. Booker, in Amelia. have re-
turned to their home at Penns Grove.
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!, Mrs. Betty Booker Glinn. OF the Uni
{ versity of Virginia, is spending some
time with relatives in Amelia.
Charity Function.
One Of the loveliest affairs OF the
Season was the entertainment given
a, Brook HILL" The home of the
Misses Stewart. for the benefit OF tn,
Junior Auxiliary % lmr anuei Church.
The affair took r,ace On the Lawn. and
bright colored lanterns were hung
through the grounds. Refreshments
were served and the program for the
evening included some charming
tablcaux These tableaux were both
patriotic and ecclesiastical and depict
ed the missions in various countries.
At Ocean View.
Richmonders in Ocean View at pres
ent include
Mr.. and Mrs W. wn,Mrs J. a. Farley and
pr r. Ss4 D M ns~.F M NJ. & E E Hs,1
Puicn Miss T. 81 Taylor
Mrs' s Y Hurhss q p. shaeKietoId
Mr and Mrs. rhomasMr. and Mrs. a. c.
II. hearn A"i chill ouaE ..., ,,
Nj. and Mrs W. Miss Pslla Payne
4 I'M -, uu M M,." a. e r l..iay
Miss Dorothy I'm william Swartz
W. Oscar Kin Mrs. !: i:a,on
Mis-. Eunice Crosweli Miss Ola Dulancy
Miss J.nks Miss Helen 81. Hunt
Mr. and Mrs Nance Miss Anna Jerdone
Approaching Marriage.
Mrs. w Frank Snead. of Fork Union.
announces the engagement and APP
preaching marriage OF her daughter.
Louise, to Frank NJ. Benton. OF Bel
mont. Cal. The marriage will take
place Angus, NJ the home OF the
bride.
Violin Recital.
Under the auspices OF the Catholic
woman's Club. recital Will be given
at John Marshall High School this
evening by Josef Konecny. a Bohemian
violinist Of more than local fame. for
the benefit OF the Home for Self-Sup-
porting Working Girls. Professor
Konecny Will he assisted by Martha
stelze. soprano. and Mary iris. pi-
anste. Selections from the classics
will he rendered. and the recital prom
iscs to be feature Of the midsummer
season in musical circles.