Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-28
SWEET oHALYaEArE SPRINGS.

Frederic Brown, of Buffalo, N. Y, and
Mrs. Lee, of Alexandra, Va, gave n
most delightful euchre party on Thurs
DAY afternoon. The guests were Mes
,i;.i aowel' Gatewood. Cooke. Boy
Kin, McCurdy. Schcll. Grant, Christian.
Iredwell, and Misses Gordon, Leigh,
Barham, Nelly, Gibson, billiard, Car
michael, Chamberlain, Hatton, Roy.
Tatum, Walton, Steger, Randolphs,
Hewitt, Grant. Barnard, Bane. Messrs.
Cooke. Birmingham. Cook, Grant, Bur-
linsham, Hitter. DR.. Brown, Old,
Brown, Boylkin.
The Misses Harlowe. of Alexandria.
va, gave bowling party to their
friends on Wednesday evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harlowe,
Mr. and Mrs. Sterrett. Mesdames
Woodward and Mccoy, Misses Leigh.
Hewitt, Grant. Walton, Taylor. b. Tay
Tor. d. Walton, Couch, Boykin, Cor
don, Barham, Nelly, AIcssrs. Cooke,
Boykin. Old, Birmingham. DR.. Brown.
Porter. Rodgers, Birmingham, DIR.
Brown, Thomas, Tunstall, Davis.
Hitter. billiard. The first prize for
ladies was won by Miss Leigh, of Nor
folk. The first gentleman's by Mr..
Boykin, of Baltimore; consolation, by
Miss Hewitt of st. Louis, and the
BOBBY by Miss Annie Gordon and DR..
Brown. The german on Wednesday
evening was the largest and most bril-
ilttHt VI the SedSOI. II WAS
led by Mr.. Old. of Norfolk, With Miss
billiard Among the dancers We're
Miss Wilson, with DR.. Blackboard: Miss
Reed. with Mr.. Tally; Miss Leigh.
with Mr.. e. Burlingham; Miss Taylor,
with Mr.. Thomas; Miss Il. Taylor.
with Mr.. Shannahan; Miss Grant. with
Mr.. Porter: Miss Porter, with Mr. p.
Burlingham Miss Lewis, with Mr..
Foster; Mrs. Woodward, With Mr..
Tunstall: Miss Dot Walton. with Mr..
Agelasto; Miss Walton. with MIR. Boy
kin: Miss Couch, with Mr. Sterrett;
Miss Boykin with Mr.. Eastwood; Miss
Lavalet Lewis. with Mr.. Cook; Miss
Barham, with DR.. Brown; Miss Bald
win. with MI. Lee, and others.
A very delightful impromptu concert
was given on Wednesday evening for
the benefit of the poor.
Mr.. Ben Blackboard. of Staunton. Va,
gave q coaching party Sunday after
Misses Taylor. Leigh, Walton. Har-
lowe. Grant, Hewitt, OConnor and
Stager, Messrs. Grant, Hitter Rodgers,
Boykin, Birmingham, Brown, Den
mead. Tunstall. Hilliard. The chape-
rones were Mesdames Woodward and
Grant.
Mrs. McCurdy entertained a few
friends at cards Tuesday morning.
First prize was won by Mrs. Schell
of Richmond. and Mrs. Mccoy, of
Princess Anne, Md.
One of the most attractive affairs of
the week was the Anagram party,
given by Misses Barham and Nicely.
of Portsmouth, Va. Among those
present were Mesdames Woodward.
Howell. Coldewey, Eakle. McCurdy.
Christian. Schell, Grant, Mccoy,
Misses Randolph, Mollohan. Barnard,
OConnor, Carmichael. Hatton. Wilson,
Leigh. Harlowe, Stager, Baldwin.
Chamberlain. Grant, Hewitt, billiard,
Taylor, Boylsin. Gordon. Martin,
Tatum, Northrop. NIessrs. Brown.
Hitter, DR.. Brown, Christian, DIR.
Christian, Denmead. Boykin.
Mrs. Oscar d. Coldewey. of Louis
vile. gave n large card party on We'd
nesday morning. The guests We're
Mesdames Grant. Gordon. Eal1le. Roy
kin. Denmead. Sterrett. Williams. San
ger. Eastwood, Walters. Misses O'Con-
nor. Barham. Nicely, Bovkin. Gordon,
Grant. Hewitt. Taylor. Martin, Couch,
Eastwood. Mollohan, Hoy Hatton.
b. Mollohan. Tatum. Cooke. First
prize won by Miss Boykin, of Balti-
more second. by Mrs. Denmead. OF
Baltimore: consolation, by Miss Nicely,
of Portsmouth, Va.