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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1905

Page

62

Rich's See Fashions Popular for Weddings and Walkwear

The Popularity of Rich's See Fashions is evident in the week’s sales as many wedding parties receive footwear for upcoming events. The new stock covers dainty stylish effects in all shades to match gowns, plus walking boots in dull and bright leathers. Sporting footwear ranges from gym shoes to golf and hunting boots, with college boots for young shoppers and those preparing to go social.

Rich Easher

Richmond Horse Show To Feature Local Exhibitors

Richmond society braces for the fifth annual horse show running through the week with boxes fully booked. Notable participants include Mrs. T. N. Carter Miss Gertrude Skelton Col Joseph B. Willard Lt George Bryan and many others. Mrs John R Cooke announces the engagement of her daughter Nancy Gordon Cooke to Stafford H Parker with October 17 wedding planned at the bride’s South Third Street home.

Washington Post Richmond Richmond Society T. N. Carter Gertrude Skelton B. &. Forbes Joseph B Alexander Hamilton Ashton Starke Silourn Myers Schuyler Hamilton C. E Doyle David Dunlop H. C. Stuart Barton Grundy P. Robinson Jo Lane Stern W. C. Rameey A. E. Dietrich Thomas §. Martin Samuel Cohen C B Sydnor Allen Potts C. W. Nash J. B. M. Grosvenor D. Crenshaw D. Hotchkiss J. Hinton J. St. George Bryan A. H. Christian W. P H. Mayo Julien H. Hill T. M. Perkins John G Walker John A. Coke E . Orgalin H. Stewart Jones J. G Linsley J. Scott Parrish Frank A. Davenport Laumiers Hobson W. 8 Forbes J. D. Paton John D. Potts J. Bryan Joseph E. Willard W. W. Morton Legh R. Page C. B Antrim A. Williams Otway Aven R. G. Rennolds J. TI. Andersen John Goldsmith Mann S Valentine W. H Parrish Decatur Axtell W. M Cary T. A. Cary J N. Boy Firelight Brilant Radiant King of Hearts Potts Gertrude Rives Castle Hill Albemarle County Princess Troubetsko1 Amelie Rives Alien Potts Deep Run Hunt Club Gertrude Shelton Halliway Pelle Beach H Dietrich John R. Cooke Nancy Gordon Cooke Stafford H. Parker South Third Street Miss Cooke John R Cooke J. BE. B. Stuart Mr Parker Reinia New York Margaret B. Davis Hood Waters Baltimore George H. Spooner Methodist Episcopal Church South Jefferson Hotel Gainsborough G. M. Cantrell Charles Fricker Americus Frank de Witt Washington Chaffee Davis James Leslie Bass Augusta Augusta and Port Royal C. P. Walford Misa Estelle Walford Winthrop D. Crenshaw East Clay Street Hosaiie Evans Joseph Henry Grubbs Grove Avenue Miss Evans Mas Wiliam McKendres Evans Capt Andrew Pizzini, Jr

Richmond Society News and Local Weddings Notices

The Virginia Antiquities Association board meets amid Jamestown visitor growth and upcoming annual reports. Local social notes list engagements and upcoming weddings including Estelle Walford to Winthrop Crenshaw, Hosaie Evans to Joseph Henry Grubbs, Vera Louise Woodson to Alfred Lindsay Burgess, and Virginia Cocke to Dr. David Russell Lyman. Also reported are whist club events, guests at area homes, and residents traveling abroad or visiting relatives.

Association For the Preservation Off Virginia Virginia, Historiesl Jamestown

Petersburg Social Scene Mixes Show and Weddings

In Petersburg on Oct 7 social life featured a Riverside Country Club horse show and a Grand Camp Confederate Veterans reunion looming with 80,000 guests. The first Riverside dances drew the Richmond orchestra and a list of performers and debutantes. A notable wedding, Miss Constance Knox to Mr Charles Cabaniss, was held at the Knox home with Rev J. J Gravatt officiating.

Washington Petersburg Riverside Country Club The Crater Richmond Orchestra Mary Anna Bell Pattison Ashby Camp Florence Atkinson Blackstone Rosa Stevenson Helen Venable Mary Gee Mary Booth Emily Townes Mary Scott Hill Beasley Herbert Pritchard George Plummer Meade Stockdell Pat Drewry Henry Pattison Val Parham Carter Myers Joe Jones Meade Stith Constance Knox Charles Cabaniss J. J Gravatt Conway Knox Richmond Knox Cabaniss American Tobacco Company Alexander Hamilton Redlands Albemarle County Preston Leroy Roper Buckroe Beach Settle Walker Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Jeffeson Park Collier Mary Beasley Jefferson Park Allie Leighton Maud Hobbs Haroe Virginia McKenney Br. Mawr College Nina Whitmore Table Street Emily Mason Surry County Ladies Mas

Social and Personal Notes From Connecticut Avenue Social Scene

Connecticut avenue hosts welcome visitors as Mrs Converse and daughters entertain on Tuesdays. Admiral formerly resided at 1744 M street. Robe R Barringer of Fort Wayne visiting his parents at 1433 Q street for the Royce Keefe wedding where he serves as best man on the eleventh. William Frye White family returned from Maine after three months away. Reamey and family also back from Europe. Fairfax Assembly gave a dance at Willard's Hall in Fairfax, Virginia. Parks sisters and their aunt Kilby returned from Sea View Cottage, Virginia Beach after a summer. Victoria Parks competed in Labor Day swimming.

Courtenay Crump Nannie Wadaill Josephine Sullivan University of Virginia Col Wiliam T. Robins Polly Robins Nelson Robins Massanetta Springs Innes Holt St Louis Katherine Jamieson Danville Emmis Wherry South Third Street James T Sloan George Hinds New York Europe Sloan Liverpool Queenstown Belfast Dublin Glasgow Edinburgh Berlin Geneva Amsterdam Alexandria Constantinople Rome Naples Paris London Gettie McGuire Margaret McGuire Richmond White Sulphur Springs Sixth Page Connecticut Connecticut Avenue Robe R. Barringer Fort Wayne Ind

Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Nyman

Mr and Mrs Thomas HE Nyman celebrated their thirtieth anniversary with autumn decor, a repast, and many gifts and congratulatory letters. Attendees included Mr and Mrs B J De Lacy and numerous Nyman relatives and friends from Sherwood and McDaniel.

Thomas HE. Nyman B. J. de Lacy Ferdinand Waldman Harry Leimbach Lewis Warner Sherwood, Md H. C. Monroe McDaniel George W. Nyman Fred M. Burhans OQ. A. Carrick J. W. Hardell Hazel Nyman Ruth de Lacy Addie Wedding Sue Nyman Robert Monroe William Burhans Charles R. Burhans Claude O’donoghue Harry Moreland James EH. Nyman Frank Nyman Thomas B. Nyman

Flower of the Day Sundrops in Dry Fields and Fences

The article describes sundrops as a member of the evening primrose family. It grows 1 to 5 feet tall in dry fields and fence corners from Nova Scotia to Georgia and the far West, with a blooming season from June to October. The plant bears one blossom per long stalk, with a wand-like stem and lance-shaped leaves, attracting bees and butterflies.

Fondniden Junge Nova Scotia Georgia

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