The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-24

Many Richmond people are enjoy
ing the late summer season at Natu-
raj Bridge and a number Of them ex-
pect to remain at this attractive re-
sort until late fall Among the guests
from Richmond are: Mr. and Mrs W
w Richardson Mr. and Ms. A r
Davenport, Mrs, Andrew NJ Glover,
Mrs. John p. Davidson Miss Mary
Davidson. Miss Elizabeth Gwarhney.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Powers Mss Anne
Powers, Miss Helen Carroll, Sir. and
Mrs. Charles r Larus. Jr., Miss
Jeanette Massie Miss Annie Larus,
Charles Larus third J Mitchell
Lewis r. Addison Lewis, r, r. Hell
Ter. w. +. Huff. Walker Cottrell Max
Cottrell, Walker Cottrell, Jr., Miss NJ
f Wood, Miss NJ B, Allen. Miss Susie
f. Allen and Miss Bland Cox.
Miss Dennis Dances.
Miss Estelle Dennis. the young
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. j r. Den
mis-, of Richmond, received much APP
plause last week Al the children's
bail held in the Greenbriar. White
sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Miss
Dennis has studied the art of dancing
under masters in New York, and she
gave the beautiful iuterpretative
dance ON To Victory" the same
dance that she gave last spring at the
annual EdA ltll PAL ~ a. dAlOIi. inc
home of Comptroller Of the Currency
and Mrs. John SHELTON Williams
Bridge Party.
Mrs. James Ransom Branch enter
tanned al bridge and tea last week at
the White Sulphur Springs and the
affair was one Of the most attractive
Of the summer season. Mrs Branch
entertained eleven tables Of bridge
and later received seventy five guests
at tea.
At Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j a Durham. OF this
city, are spending several weeks at
the Virginia Hot Springs
A. Carleton MCkenny. Donald
Blair ana MIR Winston. OF this city
have taken cottage at the Virginia
Hot Springs for the remainder of the
summer
Williams.
OF interest here is the announce
ment made of the marriage or Miss
Ida Russell Williams. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T @. Williams, of Norfolk
10 Lieut.. John Frantz Boyenton. L. :
r. son of Mr. and Mrs J. c. Boyen-
ton. of Norfolk. The ceremony was
quietly celebrated Wednesday after
noon at 5 80 o clock in ST, Pauls Epis-
copal church. Norfolk, the Rev. Rich
ard ] Alfrend officiating. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Eoyenton left for a northern trip.
Announcement of Interest
Mr. ana Mrs G. O. Boswell. OF Nor
folk. have announced the marriage Of
their daughter. Claudine, TO W Nor
borne Triplett The wedding was
quietly celebrated during the past
week,
Richmondcrs at Camp.
An attractive party was enjoyed the
early part Of the week al Cabin O'Car-
roll near Charlottesville
Among those gathered were several
of Richmond's talented singers. Mi
and Mrs Ralph ig-Mrs. Lud-
Wig. soprano OF the First Presbyte-
rian church; Mr. Ludwig tenor. Cen
tenary VI. F Cfurch--Climord Walk
er, tenor First Presbyterian and
Miss Doza Mitchell one OF Rich
mond's most popular sopranos
All Joined in giving an unusual treat
10 the whole party. Among the other
guests We're Captain and Mrs J w.
Martin. Jr- Of Washington, d. c.,
Miss Elenor Mitchell Of Richmond.
DR. J. G Dinwiddie. Of the Dupont
company Wilmington William VIA
mex. OF Camp EuStice John Hughes
OF Lynch burg F. l.. Carroll. Jr. Tom
Rodes and j Pvne Carroll. OF Char
lottesville
Miss Montciro in stanton
Miss Margaret Monteiro. of Rich
mond who has been visiting friends
in Plttsburg and in hepherdstown,