September 1 is moving day, and not a few of the Easter brides are preparing to move into new apartments for the fall. They have been just as busy as they could be hemming curtains and deriding on the colors of draperies, and most of the porch parties these days have resolved themselves into regular sowing boes. One pretty girl said with a real frown on her face: "Why do you have to have so many pots and pans in the kitchen? Now, I shall never be able to get that beautiful rug that I saw last week."

In a few more weeks the summer season will be over, and society will begin to turn homeward once more.

HUE NT WITT.
In Cincinnati.
Miss Betty Ellyson left last Monday for Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada, where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Day, who have a cottage there. J. Taylor Ellyson Crump has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Guy since early in June, and they will not return to Richmond until some time in September.

Interesting House Parties.
Mrs. Lewis Cutchins is the hostess at an attractive house party this week at the country home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mann Valentine, in Powhatan County. The affair is informal and the guests include: Mr. and Mrs. X. W. Love, Jr., Misses Elizabeth Taylor and Mildred Orice and Eewis Cutchins, Allen Valentine and Thomas Stagg, all of Richmond. 