Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11

1hc1, TX. TeICy, ME. -AlDerl StanI, ray
master Dent. Mr.. L. S. Adams, Mr..
Washington Reed, Captain Doyen, AIR.
Il. Higgins and Mr.. NIilligan.
One Of the most delightful entertain-
ments OF the week was the card party
given by Miss Marie Reed, in honor OF
her guest, Miss Pollard, of Richmond.
The event took place Friday afternoon
at o'clock ut the home of Miss Reed,
on East Main street, and was most
charming. Progressive euchre was in
dulged in and ut the end of the game
dainty repast was served Miss Mary
Doyle won the first prize, a hand-paint-
ed pin tray. The second prize was
awarded to Mrs. ]. II. S. Reed, which
proved to be silver darner. Those
who were Miss Reeds guests on this
pleasant occasion were Mrs. zel. of
Baltimore; Miss Pollard. Miss Sue Tun-
stall, of Washington; Miss Helen Bal
lou, of Providence, r. l.; Mrs. j. T. S..
Reed, Mrs. James Reed, Mrs Lane Kel-
~. Mrs. Zane, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs.
Henry Seabury, Mrs. c. r.. Emerich.
Mrs. William Browne. Miss Mary Doyle,
Misses Kyle and Lula Reed, Miss Eu-
senia Balm, Miss Amelia Broughton.
Miss Sadie Zane and Misses Margaret
and Rosa Myers. Misses Daisy and Lou
Browne kept the score.
Miss Louise Sheldon entertained a
party OF friends Thursday evening in
a very attractive manner at her home
on York street. Games were INDUCED
III and thoroughly enjoyed, the time
passing all too quickly in such diver
sions as 'Up-Jcnfins,'' Ring on u
String" and other like merry pastimes.
One OF the largest and most brilliant
nr-tin C az \,
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintosh Fri
day evening at their home. on Freema-
son street. There were sixteen tables,
surrounded By players for the ever
popular game Of euchrc, and rs the
evening grew, excitement increased.
Miss Pattie Taylor and Miss Elizabeth
Tunstall kept the score, giving the
stars to the winners. Mrs Wright
won the ladies' prize, silver
bbn-bon dish, while Judge Hanckel
carried off the gentlemans honors, Il
silver-handlc shaving brush. Mrs.
Dancy won the ladies' BOBBY prize. n
silver-mounted calendar. The gentle
mans BOBBY; q match box, was given
to Mr.. Wilcox. Tile consolation prize,
q silver and ebony chatting dish spoon,
MAS -Mnn. SaN-AlT,- Islayd- Hughes, -afte,.
being cut for by all of the guests \
delectable and daintytsupper was then
served on the card tables. The house
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion, palms and cut flowers Astounding
in great profusion. and the scene was
brightly lighted with candles and
lamps. Among those who were pres
ent on this occasion were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. j. Dancy. Mr.. and Mrs II. II.
Wright, MIR. and Mrs IL. n. Page. MIR.
and Mrs. Floyd Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs.
II DC " atfvl, Ia
Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs II. 4. Dobie.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. $. Bnrwcli, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cardwell Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. White, MIR. and Mrs. W. II.
H. Glover, AR and Mrs. II. b. Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Killum, Mr.
and Mrs. Lane Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Wilcox AIR. and Mrs. Charles
Patterson, Mrs. George w. Taylor,
Paymaster and Mrs. Parks, U. S. ~,
Mrs. Holt Page, Mrs. f. c. Grandy,
Mrs. John Quimby, Mir. and Mrs VIII
liam Baldwin, Mrs. William Boykin of
Baltimore: Miss Bland Taylor Mr..
Charles Hardy. Mr.. Saunders Taylor
and Judge Alan Hanckle.
The Young Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy VIII meet ut the residence of Mrs
Frank y. Wake Wednesday afternoon
for their regular monthly meeting
-
Miss Pollard, who has been the guest
OF Miss Mario Reed, on East Main
street, returned TO her home in Rich
mond Saturday
Miss Sadie Poe will arrive next week,
to be the guest Of the Misses Minigan
At the navy yard.
Miss Rosamond Niles has returned
from a visit to Washington.
Miss Helen Ballou, CT Providence. r.
l., is the guest OF her grandmother,
Mrs. Broughton, on York street.
Miss Frances Vending. of Washing
TOM Miss Sallic Dangeriield. of Alex
andria. and Miss Isabelle Rhodes, of
ProvIdcnce, r. l., al'e Tie gucsts OF the
Misses Allyn. on Butte street.
Mrs. William Huger has returned to
her home in Baltimore, after a pleasant
visit to her father. Mr.. Theodore S.
Garnett. in Client.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McThoray, of
Raleigh, spent last week at the Month
cello Hotel
Miss Lowe, OF Charlotte, y. c., who
has been visiting the Misses Mohler at
the Monticello, has returned home.
Mr.. NJ. G. Hunter Of Atlanta, spent
last week in Norfolk.
Mr.. IT. r. Chears. of Baltimore, was
in Norfolk last week en- route to a
visit to his old homo in North Caro-
lima.
Miss Lucy Furry, of York. Pa. is the
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