Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Mr.. AND MRS, JUDAH
GUESTS At THE WHITE
Their Wedding at Dayton Is One of
Most Brilliant Spring Events
In Virginia.
BRIDES GOWNS VERY SIMPLE
II Mr.. Judah Is Not Called to
Service With Illinois Artillery,
They VIII Spend Long Honey
moon In Japan.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA,
May ls.--Mr. and Mrs. Noble Branton
judah, Jr, whose wedding Mt Dayton
on Saturday was the most brilliant
spring wedding OF the State this sea
son. came directly to the Greenbrier
AZ White Sulphur Springs on their
honeymoon. arriving here on Sunday.
and remaining until Wednesday. when
they went on to Chicago. From there,
unIeas called to serve with his rcgi-
ment Battery c. OF. the First Field
Artillery. OF 1niuois. Mr.. Judah will
take his bride, who was Miss Dorothy
Patterson. daughter of j. II. Patter-
son. on a long trip to Japan Mrs.
Judah was radiant bride. and the
marked simplicity Of her dress singled
her out from the army of Easter
brides. Her blue serge suit was ex-
Quisitely cut and tailored, and bound
with hluc-black silk braid. and her
severely plain toque of white satin
was draped with black French thread
lace veil. this being It's only orna-
ment
Mrs Gustavus H. Swift Jr. with
her three children paid a short visit
TO Mrs Gustavus H. Swift and party
at the Grccnbricr last week. and
Charles H. Swift also spent a few days
here with the party. riding with Miss
Cdall. who is with Mrs. Swift Mrs
Swift with her daughter. Mrs. Dun
nell. Of Syracuse. y. Y. and Miss tdell,
left for Chicago on Tuesday
George T.. Booth and party are OK
pected to arrive here from Chicago for
A Stav Of time
Mrs. Warner N. Osborne and Mrs.
AZ. Y. Reed. OF Chicago. spent day
here this week And also arriving
here for brief stay were Mr. and
Sears and j. s. Mayler, Mr.. and Mrs,
z S. Bersbcck. Wells Martin, Miss p.
Van Wyck. and Mrs II. a. Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. McWilliams
are other late arrivals from Chicago
Arriving from Chicago on their
private car to take the cure were Hale
Holden. president of the Chicago. Bur
linEton and Quincy Railroad. and Mrs
Holden. Coming here TO play golf this
week were Francis Fl. Hardy. Hermann
a. Brsssert. Edward L. Ives. George r.
Finncy and Walter f. Schmidt.
e. II. Sothern and his wife, Miss Julia
Nar!o~e. are coming to the Greeabrier
10 make long stay and take the cure.
as Mr. Sothern has been far from we'll.
and 4 is expected that the change will
s!biy spend the summer here. as Miss
Ethel Barrymore also contemplatcs
doing.
Irving Berlin. who has been UP to
spend a few days IN New York, re-
turned on Monday 10 join NJ and Mrs.
sam Harris, Fred N!eio and Miss Nolan.
who s;ill here. The party rides
horseback daily over the mountain
trails. ToinE IN the morning and play
:ns soIt IL the afternoon On sunday
a. no Erta
played one OF NJ Beriin's compost
tons. How Can Forget" which was
greatly liked by the colony.
AEneid Daily. who arrived last week
70 ;ai:e ;he cure, and was confined TO
RS room during the ars; few days o.
his STAY here. is rapidly reoupe.a,inE.
and ras :, The Sunday evenin. con
cer: a't,h party Of friends.
Pat Casey, the veu-kno~n vaude-
vile booking agent has been iurcd
playing golf and motoring with ]. c.
Crowley. o. the Colonial Club, OF White
Sulphur.
Mrs. James r. Branch has arrived
from Richmond 70 Join Colonel Branch.
who has taken a cottage in the Bal
tiHrore Row for the remainder OF the
spring.
George w stevens came on satur-
day in his private car. 20 remain over
Sunday.
~ u " al, spent
urday and sunday with w. A Mac
. Corhle. former Governor OF West vir-
GINA
c. G. Plant. of Norfolk. spent Sunday
here.
George Dunn. of Norfolk. and Rev.
Father Payne. OF Clifton Forge, are
= spending a few days with friends at
the white
James Brown Potter. of Newport, is
taking the cure, and spends great
deal OF his time on the trails.
Robert L Gerry. Of Newport who
was hero earlier in the season. arrived
on Saturday for An extended sojourn
Justice and Mrs s. Pendieton, OF New
York. have Joined the cure colony, and
prominent among other Nav York ar
rivals this week are Mrs. Paul Nor
ton, who comes each spring and fall
for the cure. and her daughter and
son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. William c.
Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. willie Sharpe Kilmcr
OF Binghamton, y. y. who have been
attending the Derby at Louisville. ar
rived on Sunday TO remain some time