The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
Devoted AaricuIuraI Ir,
CAROLINE.
Mrs. ellis Unique Ente rtsinment
Others Social Events, Personals,
Etc


Bowling Green Va. NOV. >. 1902.
One OF the most delightful entertain
ments of the season was the Hollowe'en
party given Friday night by Mrs. r. T.
Gill at her home on lower Main street
The house was dimly lighted by Jack-o'-
lanterns. and the door was opened by
ghost. who pointed TO the room. which
the guests were first to enter. After
wraps were removed fortunes were told
some oi which were very amusing. Each
guest was then presented with a piece of
paper on which there were y questi lns
asked, the replies being names of differ
ent fruits prize was given 20 the ones
naming the largest number. Mrs Addie
lrby and Mr.. II. BrOaddus received first
prize and Miss Grace Pollard and Mr.
John White the "booby." About n
o clock reireshmeuts were served and AT
terwards ghost stories were told by some
OF the guests. This brought To- close
one OF the most dciightiuienter
OF the year.
Dr. ". l.. Rroaddus is spending this
/ week IN King and Queen on a hunting
I trip.
Misses Matte and jamie Pollard have
returned TO their home in Richmond. az
/ ter pleasant visit To the family OF Dr.
[ T. l.. Butler
Mr. Max knopf and family. of Pennsyl.
vania, have arrived az the Lawn. and
viii spend the winter in orr midst.
Mr.. +. Martin and wife. have moved
into the house on Main street recently
occupied by Mrs. Lima. Baker.
Mr.. ;. II. Pollard. OF Norfolk. spent
Saturday and Sunday with his friend
Mr.. Reuben II. Broaddus.
Mr.. Frank Cusby and troupe gave an
entertainment in Billiards. Hall ON Mon
day night, the proceeds OF which went
towards furnishing a room for sick work
ing girls at the Retreat in Richmond
The program was well rendered and
much enjoyed by all who heard il. The
solos by Mrs. Sallie Montgomery Brown
and the Rotations by Mrs leamans de
serve especial notice
Mrs. J. l.. White was called 10 Rich
mond on Tuesday 10y the sudden death
OF her mother. Mrs. j. B. Cary, Of that
city.
Miss Julia Ry ylaud has returued TO her
home in Richmond. after spending some
time with relative here.
Mr.. James Ennis. ol youreity. is spend
ing this week with his mother Mrs.
James Ennis
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Chandler have
moved into the house ON Main street re.
Gently occupied by DR.. II. T. Glassell and
family
DR.. and Mrs r. + Glassell have return.
ed from Essex. accompanied 10y their two
little daughters, who have been spend
ing some time with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs W. \ Williams
Mrs. T. h. Gin attended the funeral of
Mrs. Matte Rice in Ashland on Wednes-
day
The pupils of the Seminary enjoy ed an
Halloween party on last Friday night
ne evening was given over to fun and
lrolc, various HallOwe en- games follow
ing each other in rapid succession. all of
which were thoroughly enjoyed by the
girls.
Mrs. Horace Blackley, Mrs. Early Bur
russ and little daughter Of Penola. are
the guests OF relatives here.
Misses Annie and Lucy Voolfolk left
on Wednesday for Hanover, where they
will visit relatives
Mr.. AthOl Collins. who was slightly
hurt in runaway accident last Thurs
day, is much improved and will be out
in "A few days.
Miss Virginia Clark. OF Richmond. is
spending some time with the family of
DR.. John Pollard.
Mrs. John Reynolds, who has been
quite sick is much improved.
Misses Helen and Bertha Latane spent
Monday in your city N.N.Z.