Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-30


son blotter. Mr.. Lane Kelly received
the mems first prize. n fountain pen.
Davis Jordon drew the consolation, n
picture frame
The receiving party consisted of
Misses Jean Cooke. Virginia Jordon,
/, Virginia Pollard, Louise Hunter, Ma
mic Wilkinson. Lucrece Goodwin and
Eta Sharpe. The other players were
( Misses Nan Freeman, Nittie Newbill.
Mary Duncan. Leila Hobson, Annie
Noight, Carrie NoRht, Mary Baylor,
Belle Heath. Alice Williams Ellen Bell.
Alice Hoggard, Jean Reeves, Cornelia
TruXton. Mildred kinsett. Carolyne
Cohn, Mona White, Virginia Downcr.
Kate Hardy. Bonnie Whiting, Fannie
Nottingham. Lottie Hodges. Mary
Wilcox. Eloise Waldrop, Margaret
Smith, Fannie Register, Mary Royster.
Messrs. Lloyd Freeman. Randolph
Cooke. Lewis Sharp, Frank Mast
Ralph Jones, Merritt Cooke. John b.
Taylor. John Williams, Wickham Fay
lor. Davis Jordon. Lycurgus Smith,
Charlie Tunstall, Baldwin Myers. Al
fred Thorn, Robert Hunter, Herman
Cohn, Lane Kelly, Tom Page. Sidney
Hughes, Hugh Page, Mr.. Kicks and
William MCGEE.
Miss Mamie Wilkinson proved n most
gracious little hostess at Il card party
given on Wednesday night to Misses
Carrie and Annie Weight. They played
progressive euchre and the prizes were
won by the following. whose scores
numbered highest: Girls first prize, a
picture. Miss Fannie Register; girls
second prize, Virginia Pollard. an act-
ress' calendar.
Mems first prize. card case, Mr..
Holt Page: mems second prize. n silver
match box. The winning card for the
consolation was cut bv Miss Eta
Sharpe. and she received a bright foot
ball sofa cushion. The players were
Misses Carrie and Annie NoiEht. Eta
Sharp, Nan Freeman, Louise Hunter,
Louise Jones, Mary Nash Saunders,
Mary Baylor. Belle Heath, Mary VIII
cox, Y virginia Pollard, Eta Waddy,
Jean Cooke, Fannie Register, Lucrece
Goodwin, Virginia Gordon, MessrS. Lit
Teton Waller Holt Page, Lewis Sharp.
John b. Taylor, Louise Page. Clarence
Woodland. Sidney Hughes. Frank Mast,
Hugh Burroughs and Clarence Bar
land.
Miss Louise Du Barry gives a pro-
gressive supper party tomorrow even
ing.
The Misses Chamberlain kept open
house on Christmas day. Many friends
stopped to enjoy their cordial hospi-
tality.
Mrs. Keith +. Grant will be at home
Wednesdays after at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Thomas, in Duke
street, during January and February.
Mrs. Henry Hughes Little gave a
small tea on Wednesday afternoon
from 4:30 to 6, in honor of Mrs. McCaw
of Winchester, Va. The parlors were
brightly decorated in red and green,
the same color scheme being carried
out in the dining room. Mrs. j. Chap
man Little poured tea, while Miss
Bessie Conrad and Miss Little served
ices. Among those present were Mrs.
McCaw. Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. A. NJ. Ran
dolph, Mrs. Beverly Tucker. Mrs Thorn
Henderson, Mrs. John Graham, Mrs.
Richard Tunstall, Mrs. Littleton Wal
Ter. Mrs. Andrew Martin, Mrs.
Shacllleford Green, Mrs. ]. e. Il.
Stuart. Mrs. +. NJ. Henry. Mrs. l.. Is.
Hodges, Mrs. Barton Myers. Miss
Carey Barton, Miss Georgia Myers,
Miss Nettie Tilghman.
Mrs. billiard and Miss Lissie HI
Hard were al home to a few friends
Christmas night. Among the callers
were the Misses Allen, the Misses
Chamberlalne. Miss Bowdoin. Miss
Nash, Miss Reid the Misses Henry,
the Misses Goodridge, William Moore
Duncan Fuller. Percy Jones. Wal
lington Hardy, Junius Wilcox, William
Old, Edward Old, Charles owen and
Calvert Dey.
The fourth of Miss Du Barry's Sc
II. : ii.+7.44e5-was held-eH -rl4iirsday
evening last. Miss DuBarry was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Hutchinson
Cone. Mrs. Grant Mrs. Jas. McCaw
and Miss Serpel. The callers We're
numerous and enjoyed Miss DuBarry's
hospitality.
The Nonesuch crowd are anticipat-
ing very swell german to be given
tomorrow, New Year'c eve, at the Ma
sonic Temple. Beside the regular
members OF the club there will bc a
number of invited guests among home
people and strangers.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Stanley Hope, of
Portsmouth, have issued invitations
to reception on January the LIST from
S to 10.
Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake gave q
very informal. and, therefore, most en-
joyable card party on Thursday even
ing in honor of Miss Dora SchwarZ-
kopf. of Washington. There were two
tables of seventh handed euchre, at
which the following guests contested
wi H'iioio III 'iie Sdiilit. IhjSS ''pi ii
Schwarzkopf, Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Wal
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Lloyd, Mir. and
Mrs. G. Brooks Johnston. Mrs. Walter
Doyle, Miss Cattle Schwarzltopf. Miss
Lizzie Lauder, Messrs. Harry keeling
Geo. Loyal, JAS. Riddle and RicharG
Tebault. The prizes We're awarded "a
follows, the ladies' frs, TO Mrs. Wal
Ter a dainty picture; the gentlemen
first to Mir. Tcbault. Il china Jug tobac-
co holder, with Pipe attached; ladies'