The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-22

OF Norfolk; Miss Hobart, Miss Marshall.
Miss Leary, Miss Koeher, Miss Young
and Miss Wayte; Messrs. Jack and Frank
Lee, VALLEY Davis, Dickeraon, Fishburn,
Tinsley, Williamson, Waller. Pritchard,
Freeman, Denison, Barnitz Lacy, Miller,
Kindred, Kent. Fairfax, VanLear, Nov.
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
On Monday evening very pleasant
little silppe- was given Mt Blue Ridge
by Mr. Branch Mas1erscn, of Texas, to
Mrs. and the Misses Jones, of St. Louis.
Covers were laid for ten. Toasts were
drunk to the St. Louis Post Dispatch,
Florida Times-Union, to Blue Ridge and
to cold Virginia. Those present were
Mrs and Misses Joues. Miss Denham, of
Florida; Miss Moss, of Texas, ami
MeSsrs. Pasco of Florida; DR.. Elliott
and DIR. Berath, of Texas; Wood, of
Roanoke, an" Masterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sites entertained few
friends Mt their home on South Jefferson
street on Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Young and Miss Wayt. of Staunton
Cards were played. The guests were
Miss Young, Miss Wayt, Miss K,lby.
Miss Belle Kilby, Mr.. and Mrs. West
Mr.. and Mrs. Spratt and Messrs. Deni.
son, Waller, Pritchard, Sites and Nc
Clure.
party at her home near the City on Thurs
day evening. In spite of the rain in the
early evening the guests from the city
ventured out. The creed FARM is n
lovely place and the entertainment was
thoroughly enjoyed. We wish the hostess
as many and as frequent BIRTHDAYS as
will be consistent with continued youth.
Those present on Thursday were the
Misses Edmonds, of Danville; Miss Rosa
Cooke, Miss Jesse Hippey, Miss Johnson,
OF Petersburg; Miss Johnson, of Roam
oke; Miss..Dennis. the Misses Rogers, Miss
koehler, Miss Leary, Miss Sanderson,
mond; Miss Davant, Miss Irrelevant, Miss
Clark, Miss Bibb. Miss Wingfeld, Miss
Hilleary, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Mingea and
Mrs. Rogers, and Messrs. Turner, Hip
pey, Reed, Reid, Wood, Chas. Lyle, Ed
ward Lyle, Miller, Pritchard, Hawkins.
Meade, Pike Meade, Williams, Hurner
Lee, Wingfield, Seeligson and DR.. Harri.
son.
The regular german of the Cotillion
Club was held at Blue Ridge on Friday
evening. In addition to the sixteen cou-
pies from Roanoke there were In the ger
man many more from Blue Ridge
There is an unusually large crowd at the
springs this season. Unlike the other
german evenings of this summer the
weather was beautiful and cool enough
to make dancing ENJOYABLE. great dea
of confusion is being caused at the club
germans by those stealing out. 1t would
be much more pleasant for everyone if
those taking part would await the call
OF the Leader. A crowded floor is very
hard to dance upons to say nothing of
the trials of the leader Those present
On Friday were Miss Lewis with Mr..
Snead; Miss Rena Dula with Mr.. Will
liqms; Mr.. McAllister with Mr.. Gettys;
Miss Brenaman with Mr.. Dula; Miss
Moss with Mr.. Pretlow; Miss Sublett
with Mr.. Lloyd; Miss Ellyson with Mr..
John Pasco; Miss Can ney with Mr.. Car
ney; Miss Richardson with DIR. Breath;
Miss Pasco with Mr.. Turnbull Miss
Denham with Mr.. Marston; Miss Shop
ard with Mr.. Denison; Miss Koehler with
Mr.. Miller; Miss Ii. Edmunds with Mr.
Wingfield; Miss Clarke with Mr.. Wood;
Miss Wayt with Mr.. Frank Lee; Miss
Belle kilby with Mr.. Pritcnard; Miss
Reed with Mr.. Hawkins; Miss Roger
with Mr.. Rawn; Miss Parker with Mr..
fishburii; Miss Hobart with DIR. Lewis,
OF Washington; Miss Burwell. of Rich.
mond. with Mr.. Penn; Miss Young with
Mr.. Leigh; Miss Beckley with Mr.. D"vis;
Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Mingea, Mrs.
Stone, Mrs. McAllister. Mrs. Dula, Mrs.
Breath and Messrs. Stras, Eberhardt,
Thomas, w. w. Williams, Dickerson,
MILLER, Jamison and Hall.
EdwiE Fitzgerald, Jr., is spending his
vacation at his home in Louisville.
Mrs. Frederick Aunspaugh has been
called to the home of her father. near
Lynchburg, by the illness of her sister,
Residents of certain portions of the
city have remarked the recent falling off
In the number OF serenading parties.
As compared to what it was a month or
two ago the number is indeed small. 1t
may be due to the quantity Of accessible
fruit or to the fact that this is not the
cake season. Cold storage things are
not good for musicians and are not pop
ular, besides not being convenient at all
times.
Misses Laura and Mary. Miller. ARE. Wis.
ting in York, Pa.
Miss Miller, Of Lynchhurg, is visiting
Miss Lee. on Ninth avenue 3. w.
Miss Meade Burwell, of Richmond, is
The guest of Mrs. Samuel Carey, ON South
Henry street
The Misses Edmunds, of Danville, are
visiting Miss Nony Reed
Mrs and Miss Dorney will return from
Crockett's Springs on Monday.
Miss oune, of staunton, who has been
visiting the Misses Kilby, will return to
her home on Monday.
Mr.. Alfriend, Miss Anna Taa AL