Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
HNSSSSA
q. SOCIETY 6
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(continued from Firs, Paec.)

Miss Binford Returns.
~ Miss Ella Binford has returned to
Richmond. after an extended stay in
the North. and is now the guest OF
1874 West Avenue. Miss Binford will
spend the winter at her apartment in
the Chesterfield and will resume her
dancing classes III October. as usual.
Leave for University.
DIR. and Mrs John Calvin Metcalf and
their son. Victor Metcalf OF West
hampton. left RichMond Friday for the
University of Virginia. where they have
taken the futile house, on Preston
Heights for the season. DR.. Metcalf
has accepted the Edgar Allan Poe
chair of English literature at the uni
versity Victor Mctcalf. who took his
degree from Richmond College in June.
1917. will matriculate in the depart
mcnt OF medicine at the university.
To Nuke Home Here.
Mrs. Lucy Wilson Luke. formerly OF
Smithfield, has recently come TO Rich
mond TO make her home, and has taken
an apartment in Gresham Court. Mrs.
Luke has had I piano studio in Nash
VILE, Tenn. for the past three years.
where she has been since her return
from Europe. and will shortly open
her studio here. She is a pupil OF
Leschetizky, and studied under him
nearly three years in Vienna. and also
spent summer in Paris.
Mrs. Luke is related to Senator
Thomas :. Martin. and is also cousin
of Mrs. Mcllwaine. formerly Mrs.
Richmond Maury. of this city. She s
a member OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution and the Virginia
Seeisty a. p. V. A.. and was promi-
nently identified with musical circles
OF Nashville.
Mrs. Luke spent the month OF August
at tic Allegheny Inn. Goshen.
At ,,,c White.
The August gayeties AT the Green
brier White sulphur Springs have been
carried over we'll into September. and
entertaining has centered around Sir
Frederick and Lady Williams-Taylor.
of Montreal, who are established at
the White. Mr.. Steven Cornishs picnic
of Saturday. at which over $50 people
were present, will be shown in motion
pictures at the Greenbrier shortly.
Lady Williams Taylor gave a luncheon
to twelve guests at Stevenss Cottage.
on Copeland Hill, Tuesday. Mesdumes
Garrett b. Wall. james r. Branch.
Franklin D. Pelton. Henry Rutledgc
BUST, Oscar L. Richards, Harry *.
Evans, William l.. Watson and William
c. Worth!ngton were among the guests.
Emore u. Hotchkiss. Jr.. entertained
eighteen friends at dinner at the Lit
tie Log Cabin on Sunday evening He
returned 10 Richmond on Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas b. Scott and Fred
erick Scott who motored TO Richmond
for the week. returned TO the White
on Sunday. Garrett b. Wall, Jr, joined
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall at their cottage on
Georgia How.
Colonel and Mrs. James Il. Branch
We're among the thirty guests at
dinner given on Wednesday by Miss
Elizabeth Lowndes.
Mrs William Ruftin Cox gave a tea
for several friends at the Casino last
week. General and Mrs. Cox, who have
spent five weeks at the White. re-
turned TO Richmond on Thursday. Mrs.
James 3. Pace is among other Rich
mond colonists who left at that time.
Miss Traylor's Dancing Glasses.
Miss .Idepr Steele Traylor will re-
open her dancing school in Richmond
The FIRST Saturday in October.
Miss Trsylor will have her studio at
Laurel and Broad Streets. and the diff
t-rent classes VIII be held on Satur-
days
Arrangements are being made for
Junior German Club. This club will be
for girls and boys from fourteen 10
eighteen years, and will take place
every Saturday evening from $50 10
9 o'clock. The mrs, dancing lessons
viii be given on Saturday. October 6.
Ihe !!IIie tots beginning at 10 o'clock.
Back From New York.
Mrs. ". =. Thursion has returned
from New York City. where she has
been studying for some time. Mrs.
Thurston WILL open her dancing studio
on Allen Avenue Monday.
AT Home Here.
Nj and":lrs Edgar Harrison have
arrived at thsir home. Coo Miller Ave-
nue.. barton Heights. after brief
honeymoon. Mrs. Harrison was Miss
Katie Johnson. daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. n VI. Johnson, of Durham. y. c..
and her wedding took place Tuesday
morning ct 10 o'clock in the home of
Grated with palms ana flowers and
candles The music was rendered by
Mrs .. I. S,hwah, OF Winston Salem.
and little Charles Livenso God. the brides
nephew. carried the wedding ring in
a white rose. DR. w. c. Tyrce. former
pastor OF the FIRST Baptist Church OF
Durham. but now OF Greenwood. Miss.
of.iciated The bride wore "A tailored
sui' of midnight blue broadcloth with
hat TO match anu corsaEe bouquet
Of white Victoria roses. She is a grad
uate of Trinity College. and as a mem
Der of the staff of the Trinity Alumni
Review she has rendered valuable SER
VICE Tor women oil mat institution.
For Miss Dietrich.
Mr.. and Mrs L. \ dietrich. Of 23l4
West Grace street. entertained Friday
August 81, in honor " their niece, Miss
Grace Dietrich. Among those present
and dancing We're Misses Florence COL
Inns Elizabeth Dietrich. Grace Dietrich.
Mrs. James T. letters. Mrs. j. NJ. Dunn
Mrs. a =. Cousins. Lieutenant James
+ Dunn. Lieutenant James Il. Peters
Lieutenant Wilkes. Lieutenant Stick
ley. 4 p Cousins. Dewey Gilbert, julie
y. Jenkins. Fred emit. r. y. Dietrich,
G. i. Dietrich, G. g. Dietrich and j. J.
Mattera. The cha7erons were Mrs. u.
A. Dietrich. Mrs. c. Z. Dietrich and Mrs.
J. J. Mattera.
PRETTY Wedding.
a pretty wedding took place last Mon
day evening a Fisher Cove Plantation.
the home Of the brides parents. near
Lexington. when ,iiss Iva Carruth
Shafer, daughter Of Mr and Mrs John
A. Shater. and Rev. George West DiehI
of Norfolk, were quietly married. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. T..
w. McCorkle. y. p. a relative OF the
bride, assisted by Rev. 4. W. Wood
The bride is a highly educated young
woman, having pursued higher Studies
at the University of Virginia and in
New York City. The groom is q grad