Miss Katherine Board of Savannah, Ga., is a guest of the Misses Vaden at "Buck Hill" for several days this week. Miss Heard has been spending the summer and early fall months in Canada, and is now en route to her home in the South.
Miss Heard has been much entertained in Richmond on her several visits here, and a number of informal affairs will be incidental to her stay here this fall.
In Trenton.
Mrs. William L. Royall, who spent a part of the summer with her cousin, Mrs. George Hen Johnston, at "Rock Castle" on the James River, where she chaperoned several house parties given by the Misses Johnston there, has also visited in Albemarle County. Mrs. Royall has been a recent guest of her cousin, Miss Coles, at "Woodville," and last week motored with Mrs. Charles H. Senff to the University of Virginia. She has also been a guest of Mrs. Senff at her beautiful country place, "Mr. Warren." In Albemarle.
Mrs. Royall left yesterday for Trenton, N.J., where she will spend the winter with her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Barker G. Hamilton, returning to Richmond in the spring.
Howling Green Wedding.
An interesting wedding took place Saturday evening at Howling Green, when Miss Margaret Richardson Bullard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.  Charles L. Bullard, was married to John D. Hereford, of Washington. The ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Edgar Hill, of the Methodist Church, Bowling Green, took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milliard, and was witnessed only by the immediate relatives and the classmates of Miss Bullard. 