Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
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:, Or and Mrs. Jackson Pressey. OF
Newport News. have announced the en-
s9sement and approaching marriage
s xo ssos @c p4ylS OF
h9rttord. Conn. The wedding viii be
Mss some %s y IL II
mond ind has great many friends
AZ the write.
Man., neoPis LEI! White Sulphur on
brilliant summers IN the history of the
resort and there has been an air OF
Of me ear s w Sesss w Snsh tbs
Go,onlsts Al broke up after several
nises T The :! %h 5hs fs w old WternE
until september 81. which is later I ths
ssason than in the pas, few seasons,
,erest for Tie colony 9T w fhs esi1f I'm
ssprinss with days, ideally cool in When
10 , ramp the trails and walk over the
!nciesSa and daily the trais arc on til led
With parties explaining tho various
3fan1S % ,2tfre sbe The GrssnbT,e Fa
the links here from October 6.io. is at
b r,ss' AID m 'hniy. golfers 70 The Green.
tt.o u.r1s Of the year. DeSo,o Rita
the Old White Championship played the
lSst week in August. He won 4 small
si,set cup and had his namy engraved
James Ransom BraneS h Of 0kkichm onS
n the hnals Mr.. FitzGerald defeated
Archer. OF New York. Won The the second
hEht, defeating Walter n. Close. also
Mrs Edward T. Robinson. who has
W.dn..day. Mrs. Robinson "'e chapsron cd
dyrins her visit at the Whit White wh "n@
she was among the most popular mem
ners OF the younger set.
One of the most notable events Of
inc paSt week was a tea given at the
s MI'. %.s II E;tshush }e q ra,rtaf
memSsrs Of the colony were present to
.sn. Women in t@e q so 'hf o Mr5 nFG Zee
is The widow OF the late General
r RpSoney", Lee. second son 9t General
in tn. HE a Write Suiphutp ' durins the
summers where She has come for many
descendant OF ihe first President. ami
AZ enc sSe W q H. TS:' EraeiSns nPs.efses
and Mrs. Washington 10 erect the
T Siss Mrs. Jss1uaelin p; TAYLOR, Of
Bo%kin, of Petersburg, served the
nunch.
EThert Il. Leigh Jr., OF Richmond,
arFiv, as'n SG;t"E s,,n N Tansus Row
Mr.: LeIEh, Who came BY motor rom IN
Auanue City. = J. NJ. and Mrs. Leigh
.. Leirh, III, Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh have
been at their home. Piedmont" in
Orange County, 70. the greater par, OF
the summer.
Mrs.. John p. Little. o, Atlanta. Ca.
s!srke. of Richmond. has as her guest ,o,
Mss Mss tsm "a. pIooiey. Of atlanta. on
the Greenbries for twenty-five friends
N honor OF Miss Dooley. Among the
IKicnmonders p!escn, we!e Mrs. Kelly
rith 4 pa'iy Mrs. Garrett r. Wall,
Mrs, peSoto F!tzCcrald. Mrs. W. James
Nake,r, Miss Betty liays.. Tho table
nrst autumn coiors. B-lSht-hued darllias
and hydr.nEcas ,inEed With pink were
made 10 banks. and spraks OF man'e
leaves with tho frst changing tones
were uaed.
Mrs.DeSoto FitrGerald. OF Richmond.
Stfe iunrheon IN the Gre"nhricr on
T,r9esday In honor of Mrs. Leigh and
Members Of the Richmond colony
have been present Al the man? dinnc.
and luncheon parties given through the
week At White sulphur. Dr. George
Aah Taylor gave dinners on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings OF this past
week ~ inc Elmhurst farm. taking
twenty or more friends for each occa
sion. Mrs. walter :. Dickcy. Of Kan
sas City. entertained At small bridge
party party At her so,,ssc Mrs.: Henri Rut.
summer sets at White sulphur Springs.
where she has been popular figure in
the colony for many seasons. Uili give
supper and party a, her cottage on
sunday evening.
Mrs. William II. White. Jr and Mrs
william r. TrigE. Jr., were among
the Richmond guests At a tea given
ny Mrs. Henry Lane Schmciz. OF iiamr-
ton. who is well known in Richmond
Mrs: Schmclz has hocn joined al; tho
Moomaw, of New YORK. On Monday
evening she gave An informal talk in
the White 10 the coiorcd girls en-
nioTed nero As president OF the In
dusi-ial Homo school for Co!ored Girls
Mrs. Sehmclz has mad wide expert
ence in the social work being accom-
dustslal homo, which is not far from
Richmond. is ono of the leading in
stitutions OF It's sort in the country
the social work among the colorod
people throughout the South The
coiored girls employed \, the White
Institutes throughout tho South.
::.n,onio. Tex. cntertained at Il
guests including Mrs. William r.
Trisg. Jr.. and Mrs. William II White.
j- of Richmond.
Mrs. White Mr.. Triss and Mrs VIII
chapcTons II youngsters picnic that
Mrs. Frank Barrett, OF Augusta Ca
save for fifteen children motoring on,
in the country several miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Scott of
Richmond. are spending some time at
White sulphur Springs
BENJAMIN II. smith. OF Richmond is
stopping with tho JacQucin r. Tay-
Tors at Colorado Cottace. On Monday
he gave luncheon party for eighteen
members OF the younger set At the
Casino.
W. l.. Jenries. Jr. C. a. Canapca and