Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Society on wcck-Ends.
Interesting Weekend parties have
been planned for this week. Misses
Penelope Anderson and Elizabeth
warren left Thursday to be among
the guests OF Miss Marion du Pont
at her home. Montpelier" near
Charlottesville. They motored from
Richmond TO Charlottesville. Others
in the party were Peyton Fleming
Archer Cary and Tucker Darlington
Churchill Young has arranged a
small house party at the Fishing
Club, south OF Richmond In his
party VIII be Misses Elizabeth
Gwathmey. lea Mass!e Braxton VAL
entine and others.
Dinner mt Home OF Miss Davis.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Davis was
hostess at charming dinner at her
home In Dumbarton last evening.
The dinner was given in honor OF
Miss Priscilla Shepherd, whose mar
rihse 10 James Hopkins Davis will
take place Wednesday evening. Ra.-
kets OF pink roses and pink shaded
lights. with maiden hair fern car
r'ed out the color scheme OF pink
and green Covers were laid only
Tor the brtdal~ party, which included
Moses Grace Shepherd. MARY Davis:
Nossrs. Douglas Chelf. George Bry-
son. Frank Montague and j. X. Tillcr.
MISS Shepherds wedding xi!i be SOL
"mnizcd at Emmanuel Church. Brook
XII. After the ceremony there Will
bc small reception held at tho home
~ the bride. which Will include only
tho members OF the bridal party.
Returned From Wedding Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Augustine re-
turned Wednesday 10 this city after
IN extended wedding trip. Mrs. Aug
Justine was formerly Miss Anne War
rem, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. George
warren. OF Northampton. Her mar
riaSe was an interesting social event
az tho early summer. Mr.. and Mrs
NGSust'nc will he at home on West
Grace Street.
~ Trn!-Doy Cottage.
After delightful motor trip to Co
lumbus. o.. Misses Idepr Steele TRAY
Tor and Anne Boyer arc now a, their
cottage, 22o South Victoria Avenue.
Atlantic CITY. y. j. Misses TrayIor
and Boyer will have with them the
months OF July and August n group
OF charming little girls from Rich
mond
The following little girls left in a
private car on Saturday morning for
Atlantic City: Frances Smith. Dorothy
Crimson. Elizabeth Davis. Helen Yer
Neer. Lloyd Archer. Doris Sutton.
Getty Bell Lorraine Seward. Eliza
heth l,ichtenstein. Carlyle Creath
Elizabeth Rose. Jean Livingstone.
Julia Harper. Ann Catlett. Dorothea
Hicks and Frances Traylor Wells. of
Washington.
block Festival 10 he UnIaue.
A block festival Will be held on
Allen Avenue, between Monument
and Park Avenues. Friday night,
July .. from TO II o'clock, under
the auspices OF the Monument NJ. E.
sunday school proceeds Of which
VIII go TO the new building fund.
Novel entertainments have been
planned. such as circus stunts. COM
pettire sports. automobile excur-
sions, skating matches. special min
strel features. etc. Orchestra music
VIII play during the evening.
An attractive feature will he the
japanese tea garden, where summers
Z viii be served by pretty young girls
as Japanese Mattresses. A queen
Will be crowned at the close Of tho
festival. decided by the most -nopu-
lar-girl voting contest. 4 baby show
VIII also be held at : O'clock in tho
afternoon. The public is invited.
Observation-Disclosures.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta
Moore Rhodes. daughter OF Mrs. l..
B. Rhodes. and Howard Churchill
Spencer. son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Spencer. which was solemnized In
Ginter Park Methodist Church, Sat
urday evening. June "a. was an event
OF much interest.
or unusual beauty and artistic ef-
feet were the chlcch decorations The
altar was banked with palms. inter-
spersed with pedestal baskets filed
with white lilies and myriad cathe-
0ral candles frightened the scene.
The wedding music was rendered
ny Mrs. Binford Walford with violin
accompaniment by Joseph McShane.
Just before the ceremony Mrs. Wal
lord sang al Dawning" and Loves
va Sweet Song" shepherd Boy"
was played softly during the cerc-
monE' The ushers were Morgan ".
strother and Horace H. Wright. and
the sroomsmen were Dennis w.
hartz and T. W. Stephens. Jack l..
howard was master of ceremonies.
the bridesmaids. Miss Grace Bat
kins and Miss Lois Rogers, OF East.
ern shore. wore exquisite gowns OF
french blue taffeta, with rosebud
trimmings made with tight bodice
and oouffant skirts and carried arm
bonquets OF sunburst roses and pink