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..s nan u his adopted city.
49,. musical program was especially
e-o senr under the direction OF Prof.
~ G9ojoek.
- 3Gcshmcats were served, dancing
6raea III tile \ late hour
those present We're: Miss Fan
Mss Annie Blags, Misses Nina
-7a I2utler, Miss Essie Burnett.
~ Mallory. the Misses Aeath. Miss FL
graecan: Mr., George Goodins. of
-. "a. pr L. P. Michaels. OF Ridge
L(.oa.cc Mr O, l.. Jones. Ncssrs. Co
- aud F-incEan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph {
IN Nr and Mrs Cox. and MIR. and
e., n r. Burnett,
&c, aria Mrs Tomlinson viii return TO
Han.ae;oD. Del, via Norfolk next week.
I,s supper Thursday night after the
SHaw. in paeir home No. SIS Park
,e Those who enjoyed Nh. and Mrs.
hospitality were: Mr.. and Mrs.
y ixtou OF New York; Mr. and
So 4. saunders. Jr., DIR. and Mrs
n Williamson. OF Burlington, y. c.;
aio Turner. OF Lanexa; Miss
a Jones Mir j. T. Rutherford.
H. Miller. jr.. Of Baltimore; Mr.
~ q g
,-r al Mrs. ". c. L. Taliaferro gave
ming supper Tuesday evening
sr.- .a- Horse Show. Their guests in
ed SIR aad Mrs. s. b Price. Of Ha-
sa Pa; Mrs. Lathrope, Mr.. 3. l..
.5 llr J Potter Clarke. of Ia
y~ Ns Louis Brander. Miss Manic
asset ~ Winchester; Miss Lady Anne
T7r.nr. Of Hampton; Miss Elizabeth
Ir.- MIS-. Austin Peterborough
KS aly Cooke. Mrs. Senff. Mr. and
Ms Robert Blankenship. Miss Elise
ss Bolton, Miss Katherine Mi
cae.N Miss Petit, of Norfolk, and others
Mss Jessie Gair. Of Brooklyn. rendered
ts.a beautiful vocal selections at the
Vdmaaa Club Wednesday afternoon. She
q clear, sweet soprano voice,
al. sHcs with wonderful expression.
~ Bessie Johnson played the accom-
rsa.nle7t on the piano. Coffee was served
h Mrs Edmund Waddin. and tea was
dispensed by Mrs Rolfc Glover. Those
~ ri, were Mrs c. ". Lang. Pittsburg:
Mrs. John CroppcT, Washington; Miss
K.,heetre Day, Miss Sclfridse, of New
YORK Miss Laura Coleman, Of MISSISSIPPI
al Mis- Charlotte Lee, Mrs. j E. Wad-
Isr X Georgia; Miss Mary Joe Stiles Sa-
yarraa. Ca; Miss Jessie Gair, Brooklyn,
\ ~ Mrs. Kyle, Of Lynchburg; Miss
ras,ag~ Dawson, Mrs. Wilbur Chef,
naGame Guillaume. Miss Winston. Mrs.
Il Bolkiu. Mrs T ". Pe1nberton, Mrs.
Willard Craig. Miss Claire Guillaume,
Miss Ellen Guigon, Mrs. j. S. Wexford.
Mrs c W. Ball. Mrs. James r. Werth.
Mrs J. Taylor Ellyson.
Mrs p. Lancaster Williams gave de-
gcFytfgl luncheon Thursday in honor OF
Misses Huldah and Ethel Steele, OF Phlla-
delrhia Among the guests We're Mrs.
Robert Shaw, Misses Watkins, Christian.
cshrfella Page, the Misses Steele, and
Elizabeth Davenport, Claudia. Palmer.
Miss Page. The color scheme was yellow
and the table was beautifully decorated
WIN Yellow chrys anthemums. cut~glass,
and silver. Al each plate was large
hneh Of chrysanthemUnls tied with yell
low satin ribbon.
Among the informal post-show suppers
wg.ss have made the week so pleasant
fry fas.esses and guests. was one given
r.esauy night by Mrs. r. T. Hunter, OF
Evansville KY and to the friends making
tn The Horse Show party, of which Mrs.
Hunter was chaperone.
At very handsome supper given at the
tj5#r s5n Wednesday evening by Mr..
FLOOD after the Horse Show. in honor of
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner, decorations
were IN viClets. Those present at the sup
rer beside the host and honorees were:
Misses Mamie Russell. Virginia Cover
Eralg ] Baker Sophia Garter, Gertrude
Camu Mrs Carter Scott, Messrs. Button,
aIiCh-
e.son.
hox marty was given at the Horse
SHOW Thursday evening by Miss Ruby
r.feEor- JFcr guests were Miss Clarke OF
Washington; ,iss Dora PuSh, ana
2iessrs Leslie Reed Garrett Tabb ana
Captain Harvey. Miss Bodeker wore a
handsome gown of blue taffeta. with large
rlc,rra nat Miss Clarke looked very
striking in q pink silk gown. Miss Pugh
wore grey with cream lace trim n1ings
There will be am informal musicale at
IT, Woman's Club on Monday afternoon
al clock. under the direction OF MIS-.
7 William Peuberton. The program VIII
te rendered by Miss Jessie Gair, OF
Brooklyn. soprano; Miss Catherine Belle
Powell! also a soprano; Miss Belle John-
soy pianist with Miss Ida Johnson, OF
Baazlo. n y and Miss Mary Wine
SmooJ a. accompanies.
Miss Ruby Bodeier entertained, infor-
ma5v Monday evening, at her home on
Grace street, in honor of her guest, Miss
Emma Clarks OF Washington. The hand
some gowns and beautiful decorations
combined 10 make II a very brilliant al
far Yellow was the predoninatlnS tone
ald lang srreamers of white and yellow
Earn ribbons were suspended from the
chandeliers IN each parlor to the mir
rors at either end Of the rooms. LIGHTED
yellow candles in silver candeIabra
-Elnd mid the golden banks OF palms
|#ca We're placed IN every concelNaple
took and corner On the grill work be
tween the parlors frosted magnolia
leaves oespriukled with red, made most
effective appearance. and were also back
OF The mantle. Behind a bank OF palms IN
,ae hall an orchestra was stationed, ana
Gs-G1gsed sweet music during the even
Es ia the dining-room the guests were
served by walters in fun dress, and the
evening WIS highly enjoyed Miss Ruby
bol-lg.r who looked very handsome,
Eowucd in . superb dress of white ta1feta
ana yellow lace. was assisted in receiving
ps Miss Clarke. who wore an elegant
cow If black spangled net, and also by
A.ss Pearl Bodeiicr, in blask and white
tahet2 silk. Some Of the guests were
M1 and Mrs. Rufus Yarbrough. DR.. and
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