The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-01-06
CAROLINE.
Entertainments Personal Items Etc. Etc.

Correspondence Of The Free Lance
Bowling Green, Va.
Jan An. 1900.
On last Saturday night, at the home
of DR.. W. l.. Broaddus, the Misses
Broaddus entertained a number of their
friends in their usual charming man.
mer. Games were INDUCED in until
10 80. when delightful refreshments
were served, after which the whole
party entered into spirited game OF
charades, which was kept up until the
hands Of the clock pointed 10 II The
evening was one ~ genuine pleasure TO
all present
Messrs Moncure GrAvatt, John Win
ston, Webb Rains aud John White re-
turned to the University, after spend-
ing the holidays at their homes here.
Miss Lizzie Swain returned on Tues.
day to her school ia Maryland after
spending several days at her home here
Miss May Brosddus left on Monday
for Lancaster, where she is teaching
this winter.
Misses Fannie Rock and Jennie Flick
len, who have been spending Xmas at
their homes In Lancaster. have returned.
Miss Ida Keyser. who has been the
guest Of her friend. Miss Annie Broad
dus, left on Tuesday for her home in
Rappahaunock county.
Miss Lena Carr. who has been spend.
ing few days with Mrs. + II Rowe
left on Monday for herr school ia Loud
oun
Miss Edith Mccoy is spending some
time in Richmond, the guest Of friends
Little Miss Cary Valentine left on
Saturday for her home in Richmond
after spending few days at the h me
Of Maj r. o PeaIross 80 az =, :,
We have plenty Of ice in this neigh
bOrhood. and the ice gatherers are busy
filling their houses with Ice from 1 to
inches thick. ~
Mrs. ( b French, who has been
spending some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Chandler, Of this
place left on Wednesday for Richm nj
where she will in the future reside.
Mr.. b W. WoolfOrd left on Tuesday
for his home in Baltimore. after 4
pleasant visit to the home Of Rev. W.
f. Hayes aud wife
Mrs. +. T. Moore aud two little
daughters, who have been at Au-
burn, " the home Of her parents, Judge
and Mrs E o Moncure, for several
weeks. will leave on Thursday for their
home in Norfolk
Mrs j Z Richards entertained a
few friends at delightful tea on last
Thursday night at her home here.
Among those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. W Woolford, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Broaddus, Mr. and Mrs. L. b
French, Rev, aud Mrs W. +. Hayes
Rev. E II Rowe, Mr.. and Ms r. A.
Coghill
Miss Maude Broaddus left on Tuesday
20 resume her work at the Woman r
College in Lynchburg. after a visit of
ten days at her home here.
Prof. o. o Ennis left on Sunday for
his school in Albemsrle.
Mr.. E. W. Voolfolk and family, who
have been spending several days with
his mother, Mrs. Lucy I. Voolfolk left
on Monday for their home in Ash
land.
Miss Ethel Wright, after spending
the holidays at her home here. left on
Tuesday to resume her studies at Raw
lings' Institute, in Charlottesville.
The social events Of the holiday sea-
son ended on Monday night when Miss
Ooreie Lee Winston gave delightful
entertainment to large number OF her
friends in honor OF Miss Leila Payne.
whom she has as her guest Those
present were Mr. and Mrs T. B. Gill,
Mr.. and Mrs. X A Ooghill, Misses
Annie and Cora Broaddus. Ida Keyser.
Addie Irby, Bessie Ooghill, Leila
Payne and Cordie Winston Messrs.
O. O. Ennis, W 3 Broaddus. J. ".
Winston, ]. O. White, W. w. Rains,
NJ. Gravatt, r B. Broaddus. j. Il.
Collins, A r. Valentine, J. g. Broad
dus and l. A. Peatross.
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