The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-04
CAROLINE.
Many Entertainments Personal Notes
other Toms.
Correspondence of THE FREE LAScE.)

Correspondence of The FREE LANCE)
Bowling Green, Va, Jan. |. 1902 D.
The last Ol the series of entertainments
was given on Tuesday night by Miss
Cordie Winston at her home on Milford
street. Several of the guests added to
the enjoyment of the evening by vocal
solos, Rotations and readings, after
which drawing contest took place.
The first prize was awarded Miss Chalk
lev. of Richmond. Those present watch
ed the old year out They left soon after
with best wishes for their hostess.
MIR. Harry Coghill left on Tuesday for
Richmond, after spending ten days at
his home here.
Misses williamson BraxtOn and Cary,
of Richmond. are the guests at old
Mansion" the home of Mr.. John l..
White
Mr.. Cecil Baker left on Tuesday for
Knoxville He spent the holidays with
his family here.
Messrs John Winston, Moncure Grayatt
and John Whtelhave returned to the
University of Virginia.
Miss May Broaddus has returned to
her school in Powhatan, after spending
the holidays at her home here.
Miss Pearl SmOOt. OF the Southern
Seminary. at Buena Vista, is the guest OF
her father, Mr.. q. T. SmOOt
Miss Matte Collins entertained n num-
Der If her friends last Thursday night
Various games were INDUCED in and the
evening was one of thorough enjoyment
Miss Maude Broaddus returned on
Wednesday to Blacksburg, where she is
a teacher in the Institute.
Miss Bertha Latane left on Wednesday
for the Woman's College, in Lynchburg
after spending few days with Der
mother at the Seminary.
Miss Katie Sugg, who il teaching in
Spotsylvania, spent the holidays at her
home here.
Miss Leila Swain. Of Norfolk IL the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. L.
Swain.
Mrs T. b. Gill served beautiful lunch
con to her lady friends, on last Saturday
evening, from To >. The house was
handsomely decorated. aud the lights
from many lamps added To the scene
Lunch was served by three young ladies
and the table presented pretty scene
with glass aud silverware. Those pres
ent were Mesdames 5 w. BrOaddus,
Eugene Broaddus, A b Chandler, ". g..
Coghill. K 0. PeatrOss, c l. Collins, j..
T. Richards, b. +. SmOot, W. W. Wright,
joel Hanes. L. NJ Robinson. f. c. Mon
cure...T. &. Gill and r. 4. Coghill
Messrs John and Rueben BrOaddus
have returned to their school in Rich
mOnd
Miss Vida Chalkley has returned To her
Miss FIR lila Quarles.
Mrs Lee Agnew and son, OF Washing
ton, are the guests OF their mother. Mrs
j. s Davies.
Miss Daisy Brannan. OF Richmond, is
spending few days with Misses Annie
and Matte Collins.
Miss Addie lrby entertained on Friday
night at an "aDigram party it being
one OF the most enjoyable entertainments
given during the holidays The first
ladies' prize was won by Miss Helen
Latane, first gentleman's by MIR. Davis
and Mr.. Harry Cughill got the BOBBY.
Mrs Annie ByrdaDeJarnette and two
children. OF Penola, are the guests of
Mr.. G. l.. Collins and family.
Mr.. Edwin Quarles has returned home
IRON Richmond, where be spent the
Christmas.
Having seen in a recent issue OF your
paper that some gentleman of your city
had found in a cellar a brick with the
words Malvern Hill'' on it, beneath
which was mounted cannon with the
date 1862. 1T can be stated that gentle
man here owns several; and they are not
regarded az curiosities. as they are manu-
featured by a firm from the clay at Nal
vern Hill
Mrs. George E Burt, Of "Waverly,' is
spending some time with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs W. l. Broaddus.
Miss Freida Quarles gave progressive
peanut party on Tuesday night, which
was much enjoyed and caused good
deal of merriment, and the hour OF de-
parture arrived entirely too soon.
Mr.. Marvin Stubs. OF Gloucester, was
guest here for several days last week.
Rest wishes for The FREE LANCE md
all it's readers for 1902.
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