Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scott Parrish. has just
returned to her home here, AFTER an OK
sendcd stay In the S3rth. h MISS , Lar
entertained i'm New York by MIR. and
Mrs. John Kerr Branch. in honor OF
their daughter. Miss Louise Branch
Both Miss Branch and Miss Parrish
viii be formerly introduced 10 Rich
mond society this season.
At the White.
Midsummer still finds a very large
colony from Richmond at the White
sulphur Springs. and this past week
has been a particularly active one.
Ideal weather for outdoor sports has
called everyone TO the open. Golf has
an unusually large following. and many
people arriving for tho autumn months
are taking up me sport; The younger
been In evidence on the tennis courts
Miss Mary Dadc Taylor. Garrett Il.
Wall. Jr.: the Misses Nancy and Burks
Jr.. OF Richmond. and others have been
Playing this past week.
Mrs. EEbert j. Leigh Jr.. who mo-
torod here from Atlantic City, y. j..
last week: joining Mr.. Leigh and EE
bert Leigh. Ill. has returned TO her
home at itapidar. tor snort tim, and
later will accompany her son to WASH
inEton. where ne viii enter the Epis-
copal high school. Mrs. Garrett II.
Wall viii GO 70 I4awrenceville. \. j..
school preparatory for Princeton
Mr.. and Mrs. r Garnctt Tabb, OF
Richmond and her sister. Mrs, y. Is
shedding. OF Wilmington. y. e., motor
ro,o 70 u the GrHenbrar on wsdnssaAy
Miss Mary Dade Taylor. who is one
OF tho most popular members of the
accompanied by her parents MIR. and
Mrs. Jacquclin =. Taylor. who have
oseuRed The HIS co!onnade c9''. ss, ms
France on the Rotterdam September
II. to be with her uncle. who is as
signed TO duty at Verdun.. and her
The winter. Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Luck
cit. o: New York. who were at the
White Sulphur to' July. occupying the
Yuillc Cottage. Will also sail on that
steamer, to remain abroad year, and
Mrs. Antoincttc Converse and two sons
Who passed there. will return to their
home in Switzerland.
MIR. and Mrs. Granville G. Valentine
and children have come from Rich
nrond TO take cottage At White Sui
phur Springs for September Last sea-
son the Valentines were there earlier
in tho summer. remaining for som"
time. and have been much missed
George w. stevens. Federal manager
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
!s at his cottage on Copeland Hill He
accom- panied by Garrett b. Wall, as
sistant Federal manager.
Captain sidney Buford Scott, who
HdS DceU visiting MS ult-ie dIlC aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Scott. and
their parts at their cottage. ien Wed.
ncsday morning for Richmond NJ.
and Mrs. James II Scott, are also a,
Mrs. w W Owens OF Petersburg
IS visiting her cousin. Mrs. John IIc-n-
don French, and DR.. French a, their
cottage
Miss Mary. Z. Maxwell, o: whe cling,
w Va. and New York, donated q beau
~ vi hn
Epscopa! church on the G-eenbrier
g-ounde. II was dedicatel on sunday
hy the Rev. Arthur n. lAyermore. The
Rgh, Rev George VI reterkin. hrst
bishop % West Virginia.
Kcturn to Richmond.
Mrs. George J. Bull and her .daush-
have been spending the past week III
New York CITY. returned 10 Richmond
yesterday and are. now at Gresham
who snen, tn" summer months 4: Sa
luda. y c, will leave later for New
York. where ,hey Will be this winter
Mss ""fa 'ai raSme ,l'y mhn Ia, bs.n
motoring with friends in New Eng
land and New York. also returned to
RICHMOND YESTERDAY. Miss Palmer
tantcS this winter.
Motoring In the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rober, T. Corheli and
,hei- eh!,hrfm, o. fores, Hiii, ief;
viii 90 to rouGhkecpsic. y Y, where
they will Join friends and motor with
lnem through the Adirondack Noun
tains FOR TWO weeks.
or interest Here.
neiIus Hankns, who has been in Rich
mond for some time past. is now in
New York, where he, vas called to
paint the portrait OF Admiral Gicaves
fnr NJ ('anit0i Tennessee
Mr.. Hankins, who has been visiting
Ms lanes Lyons and her mother,
Finished a beautiful portrait OF Mrs.
Henry and also executed a portrait Of
the late Mr. Henry. He is all artist
~ rare ability and he has, done a num-
GINA people.
In Richmond.
Turnbull Gary. who has hcon spend
ns ne summer months with his sis
bo r MIS- A msWaFd E!ef b. a, h.5
10 Richmond. Mrs. Eggleston is spend
ing the week end here as the guest
OF her mother, Mrs. w. +. Gary.
I'D ward EEsleston. .!r., son OF DR..
i-Iw!'d Essicston. formerly Of Rich
mnnd but now OF Amelia. will leave
Wednesday, Tor the universi,y. OF Viz
GINA. where he Will be a student this
session. Miss EIoise EESleston
daughter of Dr. Eggieston Will also
leave next week 10 enter Randolph
a.
BENEFIT lawn Party.
y lawn party will be held tonight
from TO II o'clock a. the residence
Of Or. william II Parker, 22l5 East
BROAD Street. There viii be music and
dancing hayrides and other attractive
features. Refreshments will be served.
Johnson-Scislcr.
y pretty wedding of early Scptem-
her took place Wednesday morning at
II o'clock at the home of the brides
father 10 West Ninth street, when
Miss Louise Gencvieve Neislcr daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 8 Neisler,
was married to M. Henry p. Johnson.
son of Mrs. Annie Is. Johnson. of Rich
mond.
The house was decorated with palms
and the ceremony was performed he
fore an improvised altar OF palms and
cathedral candles. the Rev. W. y. Hall
of the Porter Street Presbyterian
Church. officiating
The bride wore 4 travelling gown Of
taupe pannc velvet with hat TO match,
and q corsagc bouquet of Brides roses
Her bridesmaid. Miss Mary Neisler a