Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-11
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line with the medical reserves in
France.
Going Abroad.
Miss Annis Clark. OF LynchburE. left
last week for New York. from where
she will shortly embark for France
Mrs w. p. Clark. her mother. accom-
panied her to New York The work
which Miss Clark will do abroad is to
be supplied by Il unit Of twenty five
selected from a great number of vol
untccrs. Miss Clark. was educated at
iloliins College. and the announcement
OF her work abroad is Of much interest
here. where Miss Clark has frequently
visited friends.
In Richmond.
Major Wyatt Davis, head surgeon Mt
the base hospital Portsmouth. stopped
I Tor several days. en- route by autono-
bile to his home at I.ynchburg, and was
entertained by his parents. IN West
Grace street. and Eugene Davis at
Murphy's Hotel. Or. Davis will re-
port for duty in ten days on a battle
ship In New York harbor.
At the White.
The ninth annual.Grccnbrier country
horse show. given At the estate of Mr.
and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. The
Meadows" took place Friday and
Saturday for the benefit of the local
auxiliary OF the American Red Cross
which is supervised by Mrs. William c.
Wheatley. Every August the entire
community looks forward TO this event.
/ during tho summer. Many parties
motorcd from Hot Springs, Warm
Springs and other points in the Vir-
ginias to attend. Among those taking
part In the show this year from the
White sulphur colony were Laurence
L n
Grecnbricr hunt: Carol and Susanna
Smith. Of Philadelphia: Burkes and
iancy guile, lisa bel. Betty and Edward
J. Stet,inius, Charles Bray and Russell
johnson. cf Arizona.
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius had a
box for acveral friends. Mrs. Cary T
G-ayson had several parties with her.
George ". Stevens. of Richmond. had
reserved a box for several friends.
and others In attendance included Mr..
and Mrs Robert Byron Dula. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Burhs guile. of New
York. whose daughter. Miss Burks
Yuilie rode; Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt
Brown, who have recently arrived from
louisville TO take n cottage in Ba!ti-
more row: DR.. John Treeland. of New
York and Virginia.: Mrs. Robert y.
.armack. Mrs. J.. Howard Weatherly.
Mrs. Anory a. Lawrence. OF Boston:
Mrs. WiiiouEhby w. Sharp, Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer +. Smathers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel y. Dav!dge. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert y Worth. The Misses Katherine
and Jeanne Mclaughlin. Mrs. Pearl r.
Lewis Rear-Admiral Richardson
clover. who has been Joined by his
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Holcomb. Jr.. OF
Washington. and Colonel and Mrs,
James z. Branch. of Richmond. were
among the other box holders.
Guests nj Nerdon.
Among the guests at the Necaue.
Vc-don are: Mrs q. 0. T!mberlake and
aon. Richmond; Mrs. c. $. Wingheld
and son. Dr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Smith and
children. Mrs. Percy Seatcn and chill
d-cn ,ir. and Mrs. Seymour Sycle and
Children. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gunst
and son. Miss Eichberg. Mrs. Marx
Guns,. Miss Rosa Meyers, Norfolk;
Mrs Myrick and children. Norfolk;
Mrs Archer l.. Richardson and sons.
Richmond. Mrs. Carol Bodoker and
ION. Miss Blanche BEDFORD Mr.. and
MRS Caskic Burch and family. Rich
,aond. Major Wood and family Nor
to!k. Motoring. fishing and cards are
some Of the means of entertainment.
and little Bill! Richardson has enter
II med the guests with his violin play
ing
Visiting Friends.
Misses Ruth c. and lola Wyatt. Of
ella Beach, y. c. Many Interesting
trips and parties have been given in
their honor. They vii! leave Coro!!a
next week for = tour through North
Carolina. returning 10 Norfolk. where
ih:y MI! be The guests OF Captain and
Mrs. W. -. Fisher. of Ghent for a
while before leaving for home.
Norfolk Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Louise
Jackson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles '" Jackson. was quietly cell
eD:atcd Thursday morning at o'clock
III the home OF the bride. 1913 Bramb!e-
ION Avenue, Norfolk. when she became
the bride of Hunter Lorenzo Terwil-
Tiger, also OF Norfolk. Rev. J. S. Mere
d.th. OF Park Place Episcopal Church.
oncated.
The bride. who was given away by
her father. had no attendants. The
groom had as his best man Luther
Grice. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Terwilliger left for a trip
10 Canada. After September /. they
will be At home at Sl4 Park Avenue.
Norfolk