The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

Mary MAsl, MlssesS hh1hleeh ana Gay
White, Of Abingdon; Miss Iacot, Misses
Nell. Jane and Lila Tucker, Miss Gillespie.
Mlss Annie ii enry, Miss Bessie yMarsdon,
Mia rtrn,,hart, Miss Margaret Old, Miss
Mia ,1ohns. Miss Lizzie Freemnh. Miss
rTlorence Smith, Miss Carrie Phillips,
Ntsses Bessle and Mary Chamberlalno,
Miss I,iiie Heath. Miss Porter. OF Call
fornin, Miss Pauline Collier, Of Salisbury;
Miss Amy Worth, Of Richmond; Miss
Annie Mayer and Hiss Daisy Drummond.
A GARD party was given Tuesday evening
~ Miss HnttIc willis and Miss Lottic
Woodside at Mrs. Helen NJ. Browns resl-
donce In York street. The guests play
ed cuchre and the game resulted III Miss
E,nIiv Wilson securing the first prize.
one OF. chrlsty's pictures. while the gen
tien,ar's first, IAN Old Sweetheart Of
Nflne,o was won by Mr.. Bailey. The
consolation was drawn by Mr.. Walter l..
PRIEST and the BOBBY By Mr. Paul Bin
Those present were Miss Alice Nfakely.
or E,denton, N. s.; Miss Fannie Gull
pepper. Miss Susan Priest Miss Waltmon,
of Lo,ldcn; Miss Jane Nicely. Miss Lulie
5I1udgins, Miss Sarah Harris. Miss
louise Sheldon. Miss Boiling, OF Bedford
city. Miss Bessie Crowder, Of Eastern
Shore; 4 Miss Hattie Tilghman. Miss Ethel
Hardy, Misses Emily, Ruth and Margaret
Wilson, Mr.. Rowland Culpeper, Mr. Paul
Blncoe, Mr.. Galley, Mr.. Walter sharp.
Mr., Tunstall Smith, MIR Horace Hog-
gard, Mr.. William IIangforno, Mr.. II.
Garrett Smith,. Mr.. Charles Nlghman.
Mr.. William r. Martin and Mr. John
NJ. Woodside.
Mr.. and Mrs Iarris Pincus have Is
sued Invitations 70 the marriage Of their
daughter, Lottie, to MIR. Phillip David
Wachtel The ceremony Will be per-
formed on Wednesday afternoon, March
18th. at O clock at the residence Of tho
brides. brides parents, in H ! street
"A LUNCHEON was given Wednesday by
Miss Virgle Rogers at the Country Club.
Covers were laid for six and the table
was decorated in jonqulls. Miss Rogers
guests were Miss Georgia Day. Of New
York: Miss Marion Fiske. of Baltimore;
Miss Boiling, Of Bedford City; Miss Lou
lie Sharp and Miss Grace Jones.
MAINLY ABOUT. PEOPLE. @
e Mr.. and Mrs. u. ~. Murwin have re-
turned to New Haven, Conn. after visit
ing Mrs Chapman, in Brewer Street 81
Miss Lena Allen Is visiting friends in
Newport News.
Mrs. Holmes, OF New Jersey, is the
guest OF Mrs. Lloyd, In Boush Street.
Mrs. H. B. Harrison, Of Butte Street.
has gone to Virginia Beach for several
weeks as the guest Of Mrs. Harry
Hodges. M
Rev. Carter Page left Monday after
noon for Washington.
Miss Bessie Doyle, who has been Wis
iting In Richmond for several weeks, re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. r.. Johnston Nicely has returned to
Washington. after spending several days
with his mother, in North Street, Ports
mouth.
Miss Crenshaw, who has been the guest
OF Mrs Dickson, left Monday for Hay
market, Va.
q Mrs. ! John i. Egerton has returned to
Washington, after spending a few days
In Norfolk.
Lieutenant Commander Wythe Parks,
who has been visiting his brother, Mr..
Victor Parks, returned Sunday to Wash
ington. FL,
Paymaster Ramsay left Tuesday after
noon for Washing ton.
Miss Marion Fiske, who has been the
guest Of her aunt Mrs. Samuel Linthi-
cum, in Client. has returned to her home
In Baltimore. a
Miss Emily Thomas left Tuesday after
noon for Washington. Ss "a v,
X 4 Mr.. C. G. Duncan, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. William N. Waller
in Dunmore Street, left on Tuesday for
Washington.
Il Mr., land Mrs. f. s. Biddlecom have re.
turned to Washington.
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