The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22

provised post-ofllcc Games appropriate
to the season were played. For plnning
small hearts nearest the center Of n large
and red enc Mrs. A. e. Srise and DR..
D. 8. White received the prives, a silver
Int pin aid silver memorandum book.
Mlsu -Ailcen Petit received one of shnkes-
pcnro's, sornets on Love for writing an
original verse and DR.. r. P. mes receive
ca a picture rs q consolation prize Mr..
Walter Pcgra.cl and Mrs. M. w. Mason
were Judges. Refreshments we're served
III the tllnlng-roofn, whero the color
scheme was pink and green, carnations
forming tho center-picce for the table.
Mrs. James r. Hubbard gavca luncheon
Tuesday at her home on Frecma son
Street. The guests Of honor were Mrs.
Frank Ant hony, Wake and Mrs. Frederick
NJ. Kclliam. Tho Table was beautifully
dressed, pink carnations forming the CEN
md those present were: Mrs. Wake,
Mrs. l<el liam. Mrs. r. l.. Du Barry, Mrs.
Charles II. Eldridgc Mrs. Leigh VIII
larns, Mrs. Douglass Cannon, Mrs. III.
l.. Page, Mrs. William LaudeH Mrs. j.
Leighton HUBBARD, Mrs. T. L. Hubbard and
Miss Nina Johns
The Kalamazoo whist Club was enter
tanned by Miss Lila 12lummer at her home
on North Street, Portsmouth. Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Plummers guests were
Mrs w. Il. Williams, Mrs. 4. J. Wool
Mrs. John Elnmerson. Mrs. Lewis Mar
shall. Mrs. striding Marshall, Mrs. Sum
ner Butt, Mrs. George Parrish, Mrs. Ed
gar Nash. Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Joseph
Moore, Miss Grace Boswell, Misses Eliza
beth and Jane Nicely. Miss Emily Hatton
Miss Cloyd, Of Pulaski; Miss Lucy
Wright, Miss Margaret Reid, Miss Nancy
Butt misses Mamie Mildred and Sal
lie Holiday, Miss Annie lImmerson and
Miss Emily Burwell.
A birthday party was given Monday
evening by DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Speight
at their home. 307 Freemason Street, held
in honor Of Mr.. ]. r. Skinner and Miss
Laura Spcight's birthday. Among those
present were Misses Ida and Ola White.
Misses Cotton, Vaughan, Reynolds, Tay-
lor, Powers, Mansfield. johnson and
Shanadorc, Prof. w. C. Humphreys Dr.
S. D. Hicks, Rey.s J. r. Skinner, Lieutcn-
ant B, r. Tesk, Commander r. N. I1ar-
per; Messrs. r. II. Mitchell, p. S. Ford,
w. c. Williams. f. w. Evans, George
H. d. Holloman. The room was decorated
in pink and white. Vocal and instrument
tai music was rendered by Misses Ida
and Ola White. Many games were played,
after which refreshments were served.
MA1NLYgABOUT PEOPLE.
Mr.. Richard Taylor has returned from
Colorado Springs, where he accompanied
his wife, who will spend several months
there
Misses Annie and Lucille Wales, are Wis
ting relatives In New York. While there
Miss Wales will take course In China
painting.
Judge T, s. Garnett and Miss Lizzie
Bowdoln have returned from Baltimore.
Major L. w. 7. Waller has returned
from Philadelphia and is visiting his fam
lily in Client.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. SerpelI left Sat-
urday for Washington.
Mrs. Charles B. Ryan left Saturday for
Florida.
Miss Georgia Kidney, of Orange, N. J.,
Street.
Mrs. T. w. Bradford, who has been
visiting Mrs. Richard w. Wake, left Sat
urday for Fredericksburg.
Miss Lille Urquhart of Richmond, is
the guest Of Miss Katherine Heath, In
Precursor Street.
Miss Amy Worth, Of Richmond Is the
Street.
Mrs. o. b. Bidwen left Sunday for
Florida.
Miss Louise Du Barry returned Tues
day from New York, where she has been
visiting friends for two weeks.
AIIS. II. H. E.lhlIiS, VI ssTUlitIleupnld, Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. II. Hardy,
In Boush Street.
Mr.. Lycurgus Smith left Tuesday for a
trip to New York and Pittsburg.
b Miss Margaret Graves returned We'd
nesday morning to her home in Richmond
accompanied by Mrs. Cecil Billups, who
will visit relatives there for two weeks
Miss Mary Nash Saunders, who Is Wis
iting in. Richmond, was the guest Of hon.
or at a tea given by Mrs William Nc
Kim Marriott.