These weddings will be charming affairs of the early fall season. A tide has all the chance in the world to exercise their own individual taste, in decoration and color in harmony with the woods turning green and gold, on the one hand, and fields of autumn flowers stretching away from the mountains or down to the sea, the case may be on the other. The fall season is fairly teaching out to the plucked and field and garden flowers, having breathed in sentiment from the sunshine and shower. Just for such an occasion, the starrysters would make a fairy's crown and the golden rod her scepter. The whole world of southern out of doors is beginning to be taken in and made a part of happiness and content.

RICHMOND WITT

Mr. and Mrs. John Green Millar, of 11th West Avenue, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Jennie Russell Millar, to Harry Platt-Pulle, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Francis-Pulle, of Washington. The wedding will be early in October.

Mclennen to Richmond.
A number of Richmond people spent the summer season at Trickev Springs. Some of those who have recently returned to their homes here are Rev. and Mrs. Churchill Cham.  Hertayne!
Mr. and Mrs. Hatnpdeu Chamberlayne and Mr. and Mrs. Elmslie Higgen both named.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wallace and family, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Thomas, Mrs. Philip S. Powers and the Misses Powers, Mrs. C. P. Stokes and Miss Alice Stokes. Mrs. Allan Talbott and Mrs. 