Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-14

went begging in June Of that memoir /
able year yet the summer social regis /
ter. Just issued. indicates that tho sea- /
shore occupancics this year have reia-
lively gained OF tn" inland residences .
~ spit" Of submarine activities.
While there is Il failing of Of some [
!" per cent IN country residences !
doubtless because many families are Z
keeping their city residences open dur (
inE tho summer for their Red Cross and /
1ant"en activities. yet this decrease |
talls - per cent on inland occupancy .
IS against only per cent on scnsnore I
There are 3.Ga5 families by the sea
shore. compared with $3.50 last year
and S.oSl families residing Inland, COM |
pared with 7.l77 last year
The seashore residences are divided I
south Shore of Long Island ioa.
North shore OF Long Island. ;JS: The :
ilamptons. 2i2. North shore Of the I
sound. 1913; Jersey Coast ijl; Newport /
aud NarraSans"tt Pier. 500 Bar iiar- :
Dor. 100; other points on New England J
c"nst. l.oio las compared with ?G5 last |
year,; Western coast. III. Total. a.Ga5 |
Among those At inland resorts are:
demands vile. Murristown and neigh |
borho"d, l%S; Lemon. CO. Adirondacks. |
li:; Canada. lsT. Total. 80
one hundred and ninety families arc
living abroad as compared to only IG5 (
last year.
The arrivals ard departures from
Europe and the names OF yachts arc
not mentioned this year for wcli-knowr
Aar reasons. ihe summer social Regis /,
ter Indicates the rank Of ga In tho ser /
vice OF ihcir country. Of which an
rar"n,!y 3i1 are abroad
Sine April, 'o5 persons have mar
RCD as compared to 95G last sprinr
which vas ), banner season in his
respect, and there ar" noted the deaths
OF 20 men as compared TO 22I las, /
year. aud of 1919 woniun as compared
10 lS2 last year (
The summer Social Register. as it's (
name implies. gives the summer adj
dresses OF the families in the following /
eitics where tho families are no; 10
be iound at the winter address appear /
ing In the previous issues OF the year
~ f"rk Washington Philadelphia /
,hIca 70 ''pS'"r, Providence. -. Louis f.
PITTSBURGH. cleveland. Cincinnati. Day (
ton -. Paul Minneapolis san Francis f.
co. baltimore. Hunalo New orle,ns
Southern citicr seattle Portland and /
southern California and Detroit which |
appeared for the FIRST time last winter
Luncheon tor Ninitor.
An attractive entertainment Of this
Week MAS bridge luncheon .:ivo,
thursday at - o'clock by Mrs WI
liam Dabncy. IT. and her sister. Mis-,
cecil Turpin at their home on Monu.
ment Avenue IN honor OF the girls
who arc visi,ins Mis- seth raimer
ana they include Miss Marion Lips. OF
Noun. Vernon. y = Miss Emil,
bayliss and Miss FlaNia Folsom. nf
Vermont T.c rooms were decorated /.
everywhere wtth summer garden
flowers and The refreshments wcrc
carried out IN flower ideas. Two tables
were played and luncheon was serve! :
later at small tables Members II tho
Younger society set in town were in
Guided in IA" invitations 10 meet Mis- I,
stnrkc-TimiicrI nkc.
The wedding ~ Miss Carrie Ecr.
Timbcriake. daughter OF Mr and Mrs
Charles l.. Timhrrlakc. o. 500 Abe.
marie street ana jefferson y starko, .
SON OF Jefferson Slarke also OF thi-
morning =, 10 O'clock in Centenary
Methodist Church, Rcr Thomas \
Smoot J.. - pastor OF the church
performing tbs ceremony.
MI. and Mrs Starkc left Immediately Il
after the .crcmon, FIR %ovfolk. whcre
thei VIII make their home Mr.. StIrEc
is engaged IN business in Nortulk
Lawn Part. Thursday.
Tho Phlllthca Class ., the First +
baptist Church viii give = lawn party
Thursday evening at o'clock in tn.
park at the north end Of Highland
Park car line The pubic is invited.
At the White.
quite q colony OF Richmondcrs arc
sulphur Springs, for the summer sea.
son. and there l. always an interest i
inS round Of =-yctifs Tor july and (!
August. with informal entertaining the II
vogue. Mrs Thomas Euther:oord. u
this city has arrived At the White. /
Wheat also az Richmond. VINO WIZ 4
spend some time there. additional i
visitors from tins city are MIR. ana
Mrs. JacquciIn J.. Taylor. Of Monu-
young daughter. Miss Mary pade TAI
log, who nave opeucd thcir cottage for
the season They nave As their guest
Miss isohcl Walker scott daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic W. Scott. OF
Richmond who viii spend some time
with Miss Taylor a. the White
Hack From 81. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin ". MIrtenstein
have returned from a trip 10 St, Louis.
where they visited their Austin
w. Martenstcin. Jr Wh" IS cadet III
the aviation scrvic" cadet Martcn-
stein is stationed At scot; Field.
Pretty Wedding.
The marrias. or Miss Maraare;te
Irene Ycst. daughter oil Mr. and Mrs
William X. Nosi of Barton Heights. to
John jefferson StiSall, jr.. son OF j. j.
Stigali OF Scottsburg. WAS celebrated
o. o'clock Saturday evening, July q.
at the home OF the brides sister. Mrs.
j. +. StrinGcr. 1919 North Avenue, Bar
ton Heights. Rev. H. NJ. Waite pastor
of the Barton Heights BAPTIST Church.
officiating. The house WAS decorated
in palms. ferns and flowers and the
wedding music was rendered by Miss
Erncstino otto and John otto. Be
cause" was played by Miss Otto just
before tho entry of the bridal party.
the bride wore gown Of white crepe
meteor and Georgettc crepe with trim
minSs OF real lace and her veil OF IL
fusion was caught with orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower bouquet
oil BRIDE roses and her only ornament
was a string OF pearls. Miss Bertha
Stigall. of Scottsburg. sister of the
groom was maid Of honor. She wore
a gown OF gcorGcttc crepe and white
satin with large pink hat and car
ried an armful Of pink roses. Cedric
MURRAY, of South Boston. was the
groom's best man and little Catherine
Eastman niece Of the bride. in
rock Of white net with white ribbons.
carried the ring in a lily The ribbons
were held by Virginia Stringcr and
Dorothy Brill. They wore soft white
lrcsses with pink sashcs
MIR. and Mrs. StiSall are spending
their honeymoon at Virginia Beach and
on their return will be at home at