Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-31

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glory Of her ball gown. with one 1927
extended. minus the slipper. Tiny go'd
slippers were handed the guests, VINO
essayed. i'll turn. to enact the Prince,
blindfolded, of course. To little Mss
Alice Bell fell the honor OF placing ING
SLIPPER in the right place. ~ bcautiiui
boz bon rec, ptaclc, In slippcc shape, ana
decorated in D.csdcn design. WAS
awarded for IL prize. AS the g.es, 5 0e-
parted each was hand 4 Il gilded horn
of plenty" filled with candies, as Il
souvenir of the occasion. Among those
present were Alice Bel. Francis Hcg-
gard. Lena Brooke, Ben.c Kelly, Arnold
Wake, Mildred Francis and Rosa
Saunders. Little Miss 1Iendrcil has but
recently retu nei ftom Il, two-years' So
journ in New York.
A delightful birthday d'nn'r Party
was given Wtdn SHAY evening in honor
OF Mrs. Milton Warren Mason. ut her
home on Io!k street. Covers were la
for twelve. The table was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. the coors
being pink and white. Pink carna-
tons and white hyacinths foimed the
cc0t. rie-- unae. an arch tf liUk rib
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VIZ ted WIS SANSu
Thursday afternoon by Miss Nan Free
man in honor OF Miss Watson and Miss
Robinson, of Columbus. Ohio. The
residence of Miss Freeman, on York
street, had been profusely decorated
Tor the occasion in smilaX and palms,
set off by carnations and narcissus.
Miss Freeman. Miss Watson and Miss
Robinson received the guests. who were
plentiful, between the hours of j and Z,
Inl Il st,
which to call. Delightfully."- tempting
refreshments were dispensed by Misses
Carolyn Cohn. Mary Duncan, Louise
Jones, Addic Pigman. Katherine New
BILL Mary Baylor, Anna Rice. Fannie
and Mary Roystcr. Later in the even
ing the receiving parry was joined by
Messrs. Baldwin Myers. Randolph
Cooke, Lloyd Freeman, John Freeman,
George Payne. Frank Alurdcn, Hugh
and Thomas Page and Marshall pyrcc
Miss Fannie Roystcr won the girls
prizc-l silver buttonhool1, and Mr.
George Payne won the boys prize-a
silver paper cutter. Miss Carolyn
Cohn was presented with the BOBBY
prize-a silver heart, and Mr.. Hugh
Page carried off the other booby-a
silver stickpin. Dainty refreshments
were served during the evening, and
altogeth her the time passed most de-
'ghtfully.
Fir. Lewis Shorp gave" dance Fri
day evening at his home, OH York
street, In hsnJr of his sister, Miss
Eta Sharp. Chris mas c>s, green's
decorated the rooms. and Ills. ITerrlt'
played for the young people 10 dance.
Delightful refreshments were served
during the evening, and altogether the
time passed most pleasantly. Among
those who were present were Misses
Nan Freeman. Byrd and Hattie Page,
Bonnie Whitney, Virginia Downcr,
Leila Hobson, Virginia Gordon, Mona
Whittle, Fannie Nottingham. Charlotte
Herbert, Alice Hoggard, Lucy Hardy,
Mary Wilcox. Alice Williams. Mary
Duncan, Bettic and Peepy Booker. of
Old Point; Julia Wake, Gladys Nc
Nair, Virginia Pollard. Mary Baylor,
Louise Jones, Belle Heath. Cornelia
McBlai', Carolyn Cohn. katherine
Ncwbill, Addie Plg1nan, Mary and
Fannie Royster. Jean Cooke, and
Mcssrs. Lane Kelly, George and Eugene
Payne, Walter Percy Gray, Tom and
Hugh Page. Lloyd and John Freeman,
Holt Page, Frank Murdcn, Alfred Vail,
William Burrell John Williams, VIII
liam Roystcr. Herman Cohn, Russell
Bradford, Baldwin Myers. Peyton
Blamirc, Randolph Cooke. Tom Shell
don, Wash Reid, John Il. Taylor. Wick
ham Taylor and Carson Dobe.
Miss fanny Gresham entertained her
friends IN a charming manner Friday
evening at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Atkinson. The nature of the
affair was II card party, progressive
cuchre being INDUCED in until late
hour. when IL delcciablc repast was par
taken OF.
Friday afternoon Miss Katherine
Newbill entertained her friends very
I'm honor of her guest, Miss
Addie Figman. of Washington. The
affair was an afternoon reception and
was dainty and pretty in the extreme.
Festoons OF smiaN were gracefully
formed n background for the varl-col-
pred lamps and cut flowers. Miss New
bill and Miss Pigmun received the
guests In Il charming style. Mrs. J.
lett Mccormick presided over the
chocolate. while the following young
ladies' dispensed the refreshments.
Misses Fannie ana Mary RoystGr,
Louise Jones, Mary Duncan. Carolyn
Coin. Nan Freeman ana Nettie New
bill.
Misses Nan and Lillian Ecnsett enter
tanned the "None Such" Club Saturday
evening at the Country Club. The oc-
casion was nh exceedingly pleasant one,
and partook OF the nature Of Il bowling
party. a tempting rcpast was served
ut the end Of the contest and, needless
to say. enjoyed after the exercise OF
bowling.
The usual reception took place at the
Country Club yesterday afternoon, but
OH account Of the extremely cold
the attendance was not very
large. Good cheer and ii blazing log fire
greeted those who did go down. and Il
pleasant afternoon was spent