Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
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~. Continued From FRS, Pase)
mark Of Louis Carrolrs famous walrus
about the quantities Q, sand" a, the
beach:
.t-Do you suppose IL seven maids with
g.. seven mops swept 1t for half 4
Areo year.
Do you suppose, tho walrus said. that
an shey could get /; clear?
/ doub, it. said the Carpenter. and shed
bitter tear
Surely, We arc daily arriving at the
conclusion that one eats and drinks
and daily either laccs ones boots, or
: has them laced.
- So the gossip OF the afternoon drifts
ON. while the tea is stirred and the
summer sun melts into the pink and
blue and IS sky. The mere man takes
his departure. but the echo of his lone
occupation of a pew for reasons set
forth is still going the rounds of those
: who add 10 the lustcr OF their beauty.
and. as their name is legion. the story
docs not lack for interest.
49, The social affairs for the remainder
or June, with the exception Of a few
important weddings. Will be of a more
or less informal nature. Society is
moving out of town to country place
a ND shore and mountain resort and
there will be few large functions given
before the autumn season is here.
There will be the usual informal hop
1.-THE Country Club of Virginia Sstur-
day evening. following dinner. An
orchestra Will play for the dancing
BRENT WITT.
Mass Tyler To Wed.
Judge and Mrs. Gardiner Tyler of
Sherwood Forest" announce the en-
SaSement Of their daughter. Margaret
Gardiner, to stephen Fowler Chadwick,
Of Seattle. Wash. The wedding will
take place at Sherwood Forest" the
historic old home OF the Tyler:s, near
williamsburg, on July =. Mr.. Chadwick,
who vas an officer with tho American
Expeditionsry Forces in Siberia, is the
has Just retired from the position Of
ChAef Justice OF ihe Supreme Court OF
washington State 20 assume the senior
mem bership Of the legal firm with
MISS Tyler. who Is descendant OF
Prs s!dent Tyler OF the United States.
oeIonss 70 one OF the oldes; and most
one Ions. prominently identified witt,
The social and political history OF the
state. and her wedding next month viii
Pottant events OF the summer season.
SIG frequently visits relatives in
Rsshmond and has been much enter
tanned here
Visiting Here.
Miss Adele Conner. OF Charleston. 5.
c.. arrived in Richmond yesterday 10
De ihe guest 0: Miss Elizabeth Gwath-
ney =; the home OF her parents. Mr..
Monument; Avenue. Miss Conner IS
s-anddauchter OF General James Con-
nor, and her grandmother was sister
ofGMrs. j. Casktc Cabell. OF Richmond.
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informal affairs will be incident 10 he-
visit 10 Richmond.
John Powell to Give Concert.
John Powell will give concert. as
sisted by Mr.. George Harris. tenor. OF
NeE York, for the benefit OF the Kings
Daughters Fresh Air Camp. Charles
city County, on Friday evening at $50
o'clock. The affair will be held in
the. home OF Mrs. II. s. Saunders, Up
rer Shirley" \ number OF people will
motor out from Richmond the twenty
miles 10 attend the concert, and the
tspIpgram will be very attractive
lone. The concert Will be given in
Tthe moonlight, out on the lawn. which
will make it very unique affair.
sJuly House Party.
=. or interest here is the house party
Alexander Meredith formerly OF Rich
mond. now OF Baltimore. over the
sFourth OF July At Wye House. the
estate on the Eastern Shore of Mr..
=
parents of Mrs Meredith. The party
will motor down and will include Mr..
cand Mrs. Hugh Benet, NJ. and Mrs.
ALLEN Wallace Mason, Miss Elsie d:
.l1arold Tho-ne, Of New York
y Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD have left for
:. n automobile trip through the Valley
" Virginia. where Mrs Lloyd expects
gier at sky!and. They were accom-
panied BY Mr. Lloyds sister, Miss
9.Iary Howard Lloyd.
SJune Musicals.
9r!nity parish house the junior class
scf Miss Ellen Guigon's Music school
Crave its annual recital. Miss Katherine
!, s.Eranch being the accompanies.
o. atherine AIScsnen as accompanis..
lAttractive kfouse Party.
srently concluded her studies al Hoilins
lat the home o: her parents, Major
: United states Army. and Mrs Buxton.
tween Newnor, News and Hampton.
x>lys wood ana Siarsare," t;o Of Nor! Nor
folk: Louise Cirimmcll. OF Richmond,
" nd Mary Frances stephens. OF kokomo,
A pretty, wedding was celebrated
''uISuSN lN''upOu AT O CLOCK u! the
alome OF the brides parents. Mr and
SIrs w. a. King, 26O2-A Hanover Ave.
nue.. when their daughter Margaret
Sirginia, became tn. bride OF Henry
Clay Perry, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. ".
gerry. the Rev. W +. Mc1lwaine on
riatinr. The house was decorated
everywhere in palms. lighted candles
snd old fashioned garden flowers and
.4;chmoEd roses were banked on the
mantsls. All imnroviscd altar was ar
ranged for the ceremony OF palms and
candles. intcrspersed with roses Orc
Hlceting Hour was sung BY Dr.. kob-
5enzer, accompanied by Miss Nova
rompkins. just before the ceremony,
and Miss Tompkins rendered tho We'd
ninE March from "LohenErin" as pro.
CcSsonal
9 The bridal party was arranged in a
iaofa.H "H"ct. and Charles I. king
81 WashIngton. CAV" his sister away.
ne bride "orc S0sr' travelling cos
Tumc "f dark blue cloth with a h.t ~
% orchids and Eardenlas Miss Rlanche
Sing, who was nor sisters msid Of
honor, wore an urchi-crlorcd f-ock ~
GeorEttt crepe with = corsaCc houcuet
OF PINK and lavender sweet peas "
CARVE GU was 'hn Eroon,'s hos, man,
Little Elizabeth Li,chcusiciu carried
dihe ring and the Gibbons wcrc held
ny Evelyn Haynes and IIor,cnse Giii'
Wearing white orE.ndio frocks and