The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27

the canteen service established by the
sisters Of the Secretary of State Rob-
ert Lansing.
Colonel and Mrs. Branch are -hav-
ing u series Of delightful dinner par
ties at their cottage N Sunday even
ings. At the Inner given last Sun
day their guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett Wall, Mrs. Pearl +. Lewis. OF
Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
Mckenna. who are at Casino cottage
for the summer. Mr.. George w. Ste
vens and Mr.. John Currie. Their par
ty for this Sunday will include Mrs.
Robert Parrish, who is expected to
come from Covington to pass some
time at the Branch cottage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Il. Paine, who have ar
rived from Atlanta. Mrs. Walter Har-
vey clese, and Mrs William W1llet'
McAlpin and Miss Natalie Young
Smith, Of New York. Mrs. Branch is
rcviving the taliy-ho parties that were
nee so popular at White sulphur.
On Saturday she is giving a tally-ho
party and 1t is expected that this will
be followed by many others Her
guests will include Mrs. Chauneey
Marshall, Mrs. Henry Rutledge Buist,
Mesdames Close. Parrish. and Nc
A1pin. n Miss Smith. Miss Daviette
Ffcklen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
CaItluet iChlSN, VI d~SIlHEtOH, Will
pass the month OF August with Col.
and Mrs Branch, at their cottage.
Miss Mary Dade Taylor, who Is n
OF the most popular nS1mf6ers OF the
younger set is on thessH9stnis courts
daily. and is playing q YER good
game. h will enter the tennis tour
nament to be featured here next
week. Garrett Wall. Homer 4. Fer
guson. Jr.. also OF Richmond, are ex-
pected to enter for the event
Miss Martha Wall. who attended
a house party at Marblehead. Mass,
is at White Sulphur Springs for the
remainder of the summer. Mrs. w.
W. Watts and Miss Emma Watts have
arrived from Richmond for their
usual stay OF several weeks.
Mrs. Edward IT. Robinson is again
at the White, where she comes every
summer for a long %sojourn. She In
accompanied by Miss Denis, of Rich
mond. Mrs. William H. r. Lee. OF
Fairfax. Va. and Washington. is es-
tablished al her cottage in Georgia
Row for the summer and will later
be Joined by her son.. DIR. Boiling Lee.
Mrs. Alex. Hamilton has returned to
Richmond, after a w weeks visit
with M. and Mrs. Thomas r.. Scott
ven to Richmond this week to meet
her son. Thomas r.. Scott, Jr.. who
came from camp up North, where he
mustered out
George w. Stevens, federal nan
ager OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. entertained owe 400 members
OF the Veteran Employees association
at the third annual luncheon at the
White on Saturday. Only employees
who have been with the road twenty
Ave or more years are eligible, and
h fact that in the three years since
the organization was formed there
have been 522 members enrolled
speaks well for the loyaNy OF the
workers and the conditions under
which they work. Speeches wepe
given at a meeting In the Greenbrier
ballroom preceding the luncheon.
SOCIETY At NATURAL BRIDGE
Natural Bridge, Va, Iuly 1e.-Over
the hills to happiness is the song OF
the Bridge colon who have left the
heat ard turmoil Of tho city for thu
refreshing hreezes and calm peace OF
the mountains. This n a real vaca-
ton land of many delights and one
can stroll though the fragrant woods.
ride. drive, fish. swim, play tennis and
dance to ones hearts content. The
ball room is always popular and tho
sprighly music attracts the dancers
each night for the lively measures OF
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