The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-28
tive places for young men to spend their
spare time, and surely it has done its


Mr.. and Mrs Chas S Chnrch,Il enter.
tanned few friends ut II euchre party on
thanksgiving evening 1t was ahout
the first of the kind of the season. and
was particularly enjoyable. The guests
were Miss Allen, Misses Kilby, Misses
trout, Miss Palmer, Misses Rogers, Miss
Mellicott, of Connecticut; Miss Terry.
Miss Sanderson, Miss Dorney, Miss Da
vvis, Mrs Dunlop, of Petersburg; Mr.. and
Mrs Goodwin and Messrs w. W. Davis.
X. w. Davis, Hicks, Dr. Harrison. Fran.
discus, PAYNE and Thomas The prizes
were won by Mrs. Dunlop and DR.. Har-
rison.
The Cotillion Clubs Thanksgiving ger.
man came off in great shape on Friday
evening. II was good german, which
means great deal. Dayton Miller, of
Pulaski, led Those present were Miss
hoier, white orsandie, with Mr. Pal
iher; Miss Helms, of Rocky Mount white
organdie, with Mr.. Hurt; Mrs Auns.
paugh, pink silk and violets, with Mr..
Tinsley; Miss Alice Campbell, of Texas.
Inquired China silk, with Mr.. Nichols;
MISS Carper, of Rocky Mount. white or
candle, with MIR. Prichard; Miss Camp.
bell, of Texas, pale tlue organdie, with
Mr.. Eberhardt; Miss Martha Trout.
- S"hNAO o'Si pun, WIFI AlF. f1ale,
Miss Means, embroidered chi lion over
pink, with Mr.. Waller; Miss Steel, of
Hollins, figured grenadine over green,
with MI. Jamison; Miss Helms. of Hul.
ms. white point d'asprit over blue with
MIR. Flsliourn; Miss Dunlop, of Peters.
burg, lavender brocaded satin, with Mr..
Z. w. Davis, of Blueiield; Miss Dorney,
white satin, with Mr.. w. Davis; Mr.. and
Mrs David W. Flickwir, white silk,
black chiffon plaitings; Mrs Henderson,
of New Orleans; Mrs. Campbell. of
Texas; Mrs. S. X. Campbell, and Messrs.
Hicks, G. Williams, Dickerson, Wood.
Van Lear and Wexford
| Miss Medlicott, of Connecticut, black
satin, with Mr. Denison; Miss Allen, of
Buchanan, black satin and white lace,
| with Mr.. HAWKINS; Miss Belle Kilby.
black net and violets, with Mr.. FitZCer.
aid; Miss Terry, white Brussels net over
white satin with Mr.. Penn; Miss Blanche
Rorer, white point d'espri. over pink
silk, with Mr.. Miller, of Pulaski; Miss
Palmer, white organize over lavender,
with Mr.. Thomas; Miss Davant, white
organdie with black velvet, with Mr..
Saunders.
The "B G. Club" was entertained on
Thursday evening by Misses Susie and
Huldah Penn at their home on Campbell
avenue. with dancing and progressive
crokinole. The crokinoie prizes were
won bv Miss Dupuy aad MIR. Fred Hip
| pey. Refreshments were served iater in
the evening. Those present were Misses
Wingiield, Dunlap, Miller, Dupuy, Hip
pey, Woodward, Workman, Fishburn.
Glare Gray. Annie Gray, Williams and
Darnall; Messrs. Phlegar, h. Elicit, II.
Elicit. Figgat Walters, OFT. Vaughan,
Junkin. Winglield, Woods, billiard, Hip
pey, Rainey, Prof. Bennett, Williams,
Hoge, Arbuckle. Jackson, Lorraine, GRAY.
w. +. Penn, May, Priddy, Woodward
and DR.. Tompkins.
The Golf Club, has effected permn-
nent organization with Mr.. II. p. C. San.
derson as president, and Mr.. Archer
Payne secretary and treasurer. The game
is being played regularly at the new
links, near Virginia College. where IN
attendant is always present to instruct
and serve the players. The season will
last until Christmas. A great deal of
interest is being taken in the game.
The marriage of Mr.. A. p. Tallaferro.
formerly OF Roanoke, but now of Harri-
sonburg, to Miss Ella Trent, daughter Of
Capt. Trent, of this city, at AppomattoX
on Tuesday of last week comes as news
to many of their friends. However, it is
not amiss to say that Mr.. and Mrs. Tai
liaferro are to be congratulated They
will make their home in Harrisonburg
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