The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
visiting Mrs. w. A. Barr, on York Street

4 Vls1tlng Mrs. w. A. Barr, on York Street.
has gone to Boston.
Mrs. Claude Riddick. Of Suffolk, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Downing.
on North Green Street, Portsmouth.
Miss Cressie Schroeder, who has been
visiting Miss Claude Riddick, in Suffolk,
has returned to Portsmouth.
Mrs. Brevard Miller, who has been
spending several months with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs J. s.. T. Reid, on York
Street, left Sunday for Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Hattie Tilghman and Miss Fooks
are in Washington.
Mr.. Templin Lckllder, Mr.. W. A.
Wrenn. Jr., and Mr.. George @. Reid have
returned home after spending seyere !
days in Baltimore. ~
Miss Virginia Marshall, Of Dakota, Is
the guest of Mrs. Eliza Downer. on
CRANKY Street.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald. Of Portsmouth.
is visiting friends In Baltimore.
Misses Laura and Virginia nottingham
OF Eastern Shore. are visiting Mrs, Cooke
on Court Street. Portsmouth.
Miss Mary Pattison. who has been WIS.,
iting in Norfolk for several weeks. has
returned to her home, in Baltimore
Miss Huston, Of Blacksburg. is visiting
the Misses Emmerson, in High Street,
Portsmouth.
Mrs Floyd, Of Elizabeth city, is the
Street. Portsmouth
Mr.. s. A. Woodward has gone to PhIla-
delphia.
Mrs. Charles Kirk and Miss Mary Kirk
returned Monday from q visit to relatives
in Baltimore.
Miss Estelle Courtney, OF Richmond is
the guest of Mrs. Alexander IIatton, in
Park View.
!, Miss Ida Lane, Of Auburn. Ala. who
Z, "a, yfr,lt i,,-. <rSz -
the guest of Mrs. q. T. Lamb, In Client.
Miss Lane left Wednesday night for New
York. - -'o |"
Dr.. Lloyd Williams, OF New Orleans,
who has been in New York for several
months. Is the guest Of relatives IN
town for few days,
A o'clock tea was given WEDNESDAY
by Mrs, William W. Little, at her home
on Duke Street The parlors were pret.
tily decorated with pink carnations ana
palms. Mrs. Little's guests We're Mrs.
George NJ: Pollard, Mrs. ". H. Taylor.
Mrs. g. Fl. Bull. Mrs Shirley Garter, Mrs
s.W. Pannill. Mrs. A. P. Pannill. Mrs, WIZ
liam Pannill, Mrs. w. NJ Waller Mrs.
Gordon DeCordy, Mrs. Henry seahury.
Mrs. Victor II. Parks. Mrs. w. w. Little.
Mrs. Frederick Curd, Mrs. Cecil Bnlups.
Miss Gray. Miss Susie strachnn Miss
Nellie Little. Miss Mailman, of Loudoun.
and Miss Susan Priest
Mrs. Gordon DeCordy was hostess at
the meeting OF the Seven-Hand Euchre
Club at her home on Freemason Street,
Tuesday evening. The first prizes were
won by Mrs. w, N. Waller and MISS
Laura Fitchett, and the consultations
were drawn by Mrs. William Pannill and
Mr.. Lawrence Atkinson. -
Those present We're Mr., and Mrs, Law
renee Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Wal
Ter, Mrs, William Pannil Mr. and Mrs,
Paul Howard Mrs. Andrew Browne. Mrs,
S. d. Fuller Mrs, r. Fl. Thomas and
Miss Laura Titchott,
Mrs. Clarence A, woodard gave re-
ception Wednesday, at her homo, in
Client, The parlcrs were prettily dressed
In pink and green, In the hall and dining
room red and green were used. The table
was beautiful in It's decorations or red
carnations, ribbon, ferns and smilax. Mrs,
Woodland. assisted by Mrs, Ryan, Misses
Lizzie and Lily Woodard received the
visitors, ,5al3s
Those who assisted In the dining-roo,n
We're: Mrs, Alfred Page, Miss Mary Dun
oan, Misses Annie and Mary Royster,
Miss Nary Leigh, Miss Mary King Nash,
Miss Annie Henry Miss Payne, and Mrs.
Harry Balm served the :. punch
Miss Ethel Hardy has returned from