Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

o. ~" 'cS LOT the OCCASION
and the grand-stand will be crowded
to witness the races.
There will be the usual mid. wco,t.
~ hop at the Country Club wcdnos.
day evening, as well as the Sau,rloy
evening dance.
BRENT WITT,
House Party Over the Fourth.
One of the many charming house
parties planned for the week end oyer
inc fourth Is that at which Miss Mary
ROSS Scott. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frederic William Scott. is hostess n,
the country home OF her parantx
Royal Orchard" near Alton. Miss
SCOTS guests include Misscs Marv
virginia Morton, lIildrcth Scot;
Jeanne witt and Maudc William s
ana remnant Bryan. Blair Strinyfcl-
low Jr.. Jacquclin l.. Taylor. Jr.. Dan
witt. Eppa Hunton. ". and Colo
man baskerville.
The party left Richmond Friday
afternoon and will remain AT "RoyaI
Orchard" until Wednesday of this
week. a number of informal an,irs
nave been planned for Miss Scott ana
her guests.
July Reviewer out
The July issue OF The Reviewer"
mas some very interesting articles
ne feature article is a brilliant
writing by Edwin Bjorkman. The
foetS Function" MIR. Bjorkman Is
distinguished New York critic and
mas been literary editor OF the New
nork Evening Post. lie writes now
Ss.tt
only translation there IS of Strind-
bergs plays. Another charming arti
Gle is North From Bar Harbor."
written BY Gertrude Maxton Lewis
ana which Is fairly redolent OF the
sea and subtle with the charm of all
Gods ut-of-dOors. Also an oddly
ttractivc article by Mary D. street,
custom" and an interesting writ
hg' shaw Rccapitulatcs." by Hum
- Stage. There is lovely pocm.
worship" by Margaret Coles Car
'lheton, and some very fine book re-
riews by members Of the stan.
The Reviewer" steadily prospcrs.
which is evcr-lncreaeing delight in
literary circles in Richmond. one
widely known author OF rare gifts
said only the other day: when 4,
was first started | felt. Alas. IL must
surely die as the others have done
but il is living and doing nicely.
ana all tho more credit TO Richmond
ioS it's produc,ion,'
Leave for Marine Camp.
The third season OF C3n,n Poke.
moke opened last Thursday. This
camp is located on Lake Scbacn.
Maine. and the boys are from Nir-
ginia. Maryland. North Carolina and
-thc District OF Coitlmhi.
Among those who arc enrolled Ink.
summer at Camp Pokomokc are the
following boys from Richmond: Alan.
'abcll. Hampton Fleming. Jr.. Rob
cTt i.atiricr Gordon. .Ir.. Alfred Gray.
Jr.. oscar Gregory. Jr.. Jack Hogan.
Forbes iIotchkiss. Henry IIotchliSs.
lr,. paul Iiowic. Jr.. Archer g. Jones.
Jr.. Henry Jorg. stiles Nuckols. Oscar
Parrish. Jr.. Meade Norman. James
Scoihcld, Ncnabl- Stern. Walker Stu
art. Thomas Todd, Leroy Stern. Her
man Stern. William White and Del
medse Trimble. The council list is
composed of II. II. Handy. NJ L. Pitt.
Warner Lewis Fleming. II. A. Nell
hhny. r. T. Shackelford, wilmot ia
cohson. Robert G. CabeIl III. and
IL. $. Taylor White, Jr.
AZ the wOmnn'a Club
Woman's Club during the summer.
but Will be resumed at the reopen
ing OF the lecture season i'm October.
Miss Lindsay n bride.
y social event Of the season in
charlottesville was the wedding
Thursday evening of Morris Blake
Mount, Of Lynchburg, and Miss Eliza
beth Fairfax Lindsay, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hubert Lindsay.
OF that city. The ceremony took
place in the university chapel the
hiciating clergyman being DR. George
l.. Pctrie, pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. NJ. b. Favillc. OF Roa-
nokc. was matron Of honor. and the
best man was Martin Baker. of
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. The maid of honor
was Miss Annie I.ipscomb, and the
bridesmaids Misses Eleanor Williams.
of Richmond: Barbara and Mary
Mount. of Lynchburg. sisters of the
groom: Mary Saunders. OF Roanoke:
catheryn Banks. of Mifiintown. Pa.
and Martha McCuc. OF that city The
ushers were Charles L. Saunders ot
Roanoke; James Pidgeon. OF Mem
phis. Tenn; j. Field Wardlaw. OF
l-ynchburg; Herbert II. Ciwathmcy. Of
Richmond: Charles Raine Pettyjohn,
OF Lynchburg, and \. c. Young. Jr..
OIL Richmond. AZ the bridal party
approached the main entrance of tho
chapel. 20 Perfect Love" was sung
oy MISS Emma Cook. Of Roanoke
After the ceremony the weddi,,
party went TO the Country Club
where a reception was rendered Tho
friends OF the bride and groom hv
MIR. and Mrs. Lindsay. Mrs. Lindsay
was assisted In receiving by Mrs
Charles G: Maphis. OF the university
VINO cut the brides cake: Mrs. f.. n
Morton, at the punch bowl, and Mes
danes Watson and John Stage Davis
Dancing was INDUCED I'm by the
gathering throughout the evening.
MIR. ana Mrs. Mount left later for
motor trip to Seneca Falls, N. Y.
the former home of the groom's par
cnts. and thence to points of interest
in various parts OF Canada.
Among the oui -of-town guests
present at the wedding were: DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. Favillc. OF Roanoke: Miss
Elizabeth Butler. Of Richmond: Miss
Emma Cook. OF Roanoke: Miss Flea
nor Williams. OF Richmond; Miss
Margaret Saunders. of Roanoke; Miss
Natharyn Banks, of Mifilintown. Pa:
Misses barbara and Mary Mount. of
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