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

is getting well under way. Richmond
has been well represented during the
last fortnight. w. julius Richardson
was there for week end Of soliing.
returning home this week. Alfred T.
Harris. Jr.. is another Richmond
visitor and is making an extended
stay.
Many visitors are there from the
Nirginias the cottage colony having
an especially large representation.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. rutherford has been
there for some time, and MIR. and Mrs.
Garrett Il. Wall are expected Others
on the list are guests who are there
or will he there are: Mrs. W. II, +.
Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Alsop,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wcndt, OF wash
lngton: Mr.. and Mrs. Milton c. Elliott.
OF the same city. MIR. Floyd Hughes is
expected from Norfolk, Mrs. Roscoe
NJ. Bulmer from shington. W. S.
Roystcr from Norfolk. Garnet +.
Tabb from Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ID. Scott Mrs. Pembroke
Jones will return to Hawlcy Cottage.
Mrs. oliver Hartman is making her
first visit at White sulphur Springs.
having taken a cottage for the sum
mer. and Mrs. Charles Hopper, j. Bor-
den Hartman and John Hartman are
with her.
Among the many honeymooners
whose presence has lent particu
interest 10 the last fortnight in June
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Philip Bernhard. and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Russell Jones, all of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones en-
tertaincd very informally at dinner
for six at Hates Mountain Lodge
during the week. and Mrs Horace
MARI. Of New York and Roanoke. was
among the guests.
The Chicago colony. which was un-
usually large during tho ia s,cr sea-
son. is receiving many recruits these
days. Harold ~ Howard, who was
ono OF the representatives of tho Old
Elm Club In the amateur tourna mcnt.
has returned with Mrs. Howard TO
occupy cottage. MIR. and Mrs. ELL
phalct w. Cramcr are also there on
a return visit.
Miss Elizabeth Knight, Of Charles
ton, West Virginia. is a frequent
guest at tho Crccnbrier. motoring
over from Lcwishurg. where her
family are installed in their cottage
for the summer
G.. Buchanan. OF Richmond. was
there with party OF guests. arriving
from various points in the NirSinias
for few days Of golting. others in
the party were j. Bliss McCrunl. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. r.. McCabe. David c.
Howard. OF Charleston: w. S. Battle.
Jr.. j. II. Fishburn. OF Roanoke. and
\. b. White. Jr.. Clyde Il. Johnston
ana Leroy Allcbach. of Richmond.
Mrs. William Haywood has Joined
the Washington colony, and will be
there until fall
Miss Virginia X. Harrison. daugh-
'.r NJ. t.,ta In
rne-timc Governor General OF tho
Philippines. is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Charles Il. White, of Baltimore.
Mrs Lawrence Lewis. the dauEh
tcr-in-Iaw OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
Lewis is now in st. Aug justine, hut
plans To return in August as the
guest of her mother. Mrs. j. X. Wise.
at Colonnpdc Cottage. Colonel and
Mrs. James r. Branch have been en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Samuel X. Probasco.
OF New York. at their cottage.
Leave for tho North.
Miss Frcnglc Wippermann has left
for Baltimore. TO take the norma!
training course for teachers at Pea.
body Conservatory of Music. While
there. she will also study harmony
under Howard r. Thatcher. and piano
under Max Landow.
the rest Of the summer with her
brother julius J. Heinrich at his
home on Long Island. aud will re-
turn about September to her home
in Hanover County.
| Rriurn From Syracuse.
Mrs. L.. L. Maynard has returned
! to her home at $500 West Grace
Street after visit Ia Syracuse. y.
Y. where she attended the Eradua-
| tion of her daughter. Miss Lsie May
nard. At Syracuse University.
Home Wedding.
ON Wednesday, morning at ie:ao
o'clock. the home of Mrs. NJ. H. Cou-
sins was the scene OF Il pretty we'd
ding, when her daughter Martha
Xobedia. became the bride OF Richard
\. Chiidrcy, of Dumbarton. The par.
Tors were decorated for the event.
palms and ferns be y used TO form
an imprOviscd altar. Only the family
and II few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. which. was performed
by Rev. Walter Keys, OF Eoxbury.
OF ceremonies.
The bride entered with her mother
Her gown was of white satin and
real lace with Il Veil of Illusion
caught with, orangecgblossoms and
carried Il shower bouquet of roses
and sweet peas. Miss Violet Cou-
sins, her sisters maid of honor. wore
gown OF peach crepe de chine with
a large picture hat. and carried CO.
lumbia roses.
Little Misses Margaret childrcy and
Frances Wood in white frocks, carry
ing hats filled with flowers preceded
the bride. y. ~. Childrcy WAS his
brothers best man.
Miss Ethelbert Trayior rendered
the wedding music. Before the cerc-
mony Miss Margaret Hall sang 20
Promise Me-" and Mrs. John Burruss,
sang ~ Love You Turly." "Bccausc"
was played during the ceremony.
MIR. and Airs. Childrcy left immc-
diatcly for Il Northern trip. includ-
ing Niagara Falls and Canada They.
will be at home after July Is. at III
North Avenue.
shower for Bride.
miscellaneous shower was given
Saturday afternoon by Miss Mar
garet Childrcy. AT her home on Hill
lard Road. in honor of Miss Zobcdia
Cousins. The color scheme of yellow
and white was beautifully carried OH,
md L..