The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
PRETTY SCHOOL
MA'AMS TO MARRY
The Loyall-Street SchoolSoon
to Lose noLess Than Five
of Its Instructors.
Especial to The Tlmes-pIspatcb

DANVILLE, VA, February 1.-THE
Loyall-Street public school, In this city, is
threatened with this loss of nearly ali of
Its teachers. Rumor has it that that
no less than five Of the lady teachers
OF that school will marry during the
coming spring. The names Of the young
ladies' are not given. as the formal an
nouncements have not been made pub-
lie. but 1t Is authoritatively stated that
their designations will be handed In in
a very short while. When the announce
ment was made 1t created quite great
deal of comment among the students of
the school, as all the teachers are young
and pretty and exceedingly popular.
The Sans Souci Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Greenhow Maury
yesterday afternoon from $3.50 to 6
o'clock. Progressive euchre was the fea-
ture of the afternoons entertainment
and most delightful time is reported.
The punch bowl was presided over by
Misses Nellie Harvie and Laeta Good
win.
The young ladies of the Epicopal
Church are preparing to give a valentine
party on next Friday night The party
Will BIO held In the Masonic Temple and
is looked forward to with a great deal
OF pleasure by the young people of the
city. Ono OF the principal attractions
of the party Will be a valentino post
office, where the young men can pur-
chase valentines and for the small sum
of two cents have them mailed and
delivered and a reply received while they
wait. The idea Of the party originated
with Misses Alice Cummings and l5the
Freeman but is being entered into with
enthusiasm by all the young ladies OF
| the church.
| Mrs. D. A. OVERLY gave most delight.
| full party to number of invited guests
at her beautiful home on Holbrook Ave
| -,lp.v
| guest, Miss Echols, of Lewisburg, w
| Va. There were about thirty guests
| present, and the entertainment took tn,
| form Of an Illustrated song contest. Ea CT
person was requested to draw a picture
| representing some popular song and thes,
were arranged on the wall and each one
was asked to guess tho name of the sons
represented. The prize was won b,
Mrs. William OVERLY, who presented
| to Miss IIchols. At the conclusion of tn,
contest delightful refreshments wer,
| served.
Miss Willie Durant. most charm
ing young lady Of Charlotte, n. c., who
has been visiting the home of Professo
Phifer, left for her home Thursday
much 10 the regret of her many friends
Mrs. John Schoolfleld and her daugh
ter. Miss Daisy, have returned from
delightful visit TO relatives and friends
in South Carolina.
Misses Elizabeth Lois and Grace Con
rad, two of Danvllle's most charming
young ladies, left this morning on
visit to friends in Concord, n. G.
Mrs. IL. d. Bcall and daughter, Miss
Louise Bcal, wife and daughter OF tn,
late II. d. Beall the veteran editor o
the Baltimore Sun. who have been Wis
iting the family OF DR.. r, Bruce James
on Main Street, returned to their HON,
in Baltimore "Wednesday,
The Embroidery Club met with Mrs
| W. G, Pace Tuesday afternoon from
to 6 o'clock The meeting was n mos
pleasant one, the ladies discussing so
ciety topics oyer their fancy work, con
Guiding with delightful refreshments
served In the hostess most charmin,
style.
The Current Events Circle of the Wed
nesday Afternoon Club was entertaine,
by Mrs. w, II, Harris this week
A number of DanYile IIlks are II
Richmond to-day 10 meet Exalted Rule
Cronk who Is being entertained by tn
Richmond Elka,