The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

on Tuesday afternoon, The first prize,
out glnss vase, was awarded to Miss
Fannie Sans. and tho consolation,
burnt wood book rack. was drawn by
Mrs. u. 3. Hodges. Mrs. Woods guests
were Mrs. Alfred Eldredso, Mrs. Hodges,
Mrs. Thomas Purdic, Mrs. James NJ.
Barr, Mrs. frank Anthony Wake, Miss
Rosa Myers. Miss Fannie Sans. Tho
score was kept by Mrs. Williams.
Lieutenant Shae entertained q few
tho Onandago In honor OF Miss Marion
Fiskc. OF Baltimore. Those present were.
Mrs. Samuel Lulthicum, Miss Flske.
Miss Margaret Wilson, and Niessrs. Der
rick. Haywood. Newman. David and
Shne
CARD PARTY.
Mrs. Charles L. Finch gave card
party Wednesday Afternoon at her homo
In College Place. Progressive euchre
was the game played and there were
five tables. Mrs. =. Sydney Smith won
the first prize, n green india dish and
the second. an embroidered collar. was
won by Mrs. II. L. DuBarry. Those pres
ent were Mrs. .DuTarry, Mrs. ]. 8. Smith,
Mrs, William Taylor Ham. Mrs. Allan
e. Lamb, Mrs. Leigh Williams, Mrs.
P. r. Thomas. Mrs. Pretty. Mrs. S. S.
Nottingham, Mrs. G.. T. Shepperd, Mrs.
Burgess. Mrs. sedley Ware, Mrs, Tuck.
err, Mrs. b. F. Slaughter. Miss Janet
Hamilton, OF Warrenton: Mrs. Sarah
Harris, Miss Scott, Of Williamsburg. and
Mrs. Finch
Mrs. r. p. c. sanderson gave lunch
con Wednesday at her homo In Free
mason Street. After luncheon was
served game of bridge whist was play
ed Those present were Mrs. Ryan, Mrs.
Sheldon Evans, Mrs. Pierce and Miss
Louise DuBarry
THE JUVENILES.
A party for children was given by
Misses Margaret and Mildred Cobb Tues
day afternoon at the home OF their father,
Mr. CT w. Cobb In Duke Street. From
the time the invitations had been received
until the time arrived for the party to
begin these little ones who had been
invited were In state OF excitement.
The decorations were pink and green,
palms and pink-shaded lamps and can.
delabra Games were played and each
game there was n prize. They were won
" Miss Margaret Wrenn, first, book;
Miss Rose Hodges. consolation. picture.
while tho'booby was given TO Miss Bessie
Grammar. AT 6 O'Clock the children We're
invited into the dining-room. where tlue
table was decorated with pink carnations
toccd
things as children love. About SOW
enty children were present.
PERSONAL.
Miss Louise Du Barry is visiting friends
in New York.
Mrs Z. H. Biscoe Is visiting Mrs. Err
nest Woodland. in Client.
Miss Conway NNaddll. of Smithfeld.
is the guest OF Mrs. George Atkinson,
| In Client.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Merwin, OF New
Haven, Conn, are the guests OF Mr..
| Chapman, in Brewer Street.
Mr.. C. A. Mem left here Wednesday
| for Annapolis.
Mrs. Lee Counselman. OF Dayton Ohio.
is visiting her parents at No. 2s3 York
| Street
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Friedman announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Rosa, to
Mr.. Simon Glass. OF Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Thomas II. Wilcox has returned
| home from Philadelphia.
| Miss Margaret Delk, who has been the
| guest OF her sister, Mrs. Victor II: Brown,
on Freemason Street. has returned to SUI
! folk.
Miss Ida Goodridge. who has been visit
! ing Mrs James Wright, In Client. has
lctupned to Smi,hfield.
| Miss Marion Fiske, OF Baltimore. who
has been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
| Samuel Linthicum. In Client, Is visiting
| friends in Raleigh. n. c.
| Mr.. Philip Wachtel, Of Macon. who has
| been spending some time In Norfolk. re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Virginia Cooke who has been WIS.,
lting Miss Rosa McBee, In Client, left
Saturday for Richmond
Miss Julia Wells is visiting friends in
Wilmington, Del.