The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .A>.->%
Miss Ella Hammond was tho hostess Of
II charming progressive cuchre party
given In her home on Brook Road last
Monday evening.
rurior and dining roor,, decorations
were IL holiday colors-- green and red,
holly, fnistletoe and cedar, showing beau-
CARNATIONS and immortelles.
at the close Of the game the first Ia
dies prize was awarded Miss Mary
Drewry. tho second went to Miss Hattie
Shields Mr. Conrad Hutchinson and Mr.
Cly'o Alexander were the fortunate gem.
llemen. Those present were Miss Ethel.
Mlccaw, Miss Marian Smith. Miss sallie
Miller, Mlss Linda Burgan1n, Miss Mary
Drake, Miss Rhoda Davis. Miss EDNA
DAVIS, Miss Louise williams Miss Con-
tance Bnudar, Miss Carrie Neal, Miss
Corn Younger, Miss tanghor1le Cosby,
Miss Mary Drowry, Miss Vnss, Miss
Violet Aslburner., Miss Renn Glasebrools;
Mr.. CnbellH Fttzgcrald, Mr.. Neal Baugh-
man, MIR, Parke Eggleston, Mr.. Churles
swartwout, Mr.. Mac Dobie, Mr.. Thomas
Brpckenbrough, Mr. James Reeves. Mr..
Percy MontaEu Mr.. Charlie Bowe, Mr..
douglas Ellyson, Mr.. Roy Jones, Mr..
Catesby, Mr.. Jack Ellyson, Mr.. james
Smith, Mr.. Lewis Grnnt. Mr.. Henry Nc
Canoe, Mr.. Henry Adair and Mr.. Her
bert Slaughter.
Miss Hammond Is one Of the most at
tract!ve Of the younger members OF
Richmond society, and Is one Of the daln-
ttcst and most engaging Of youthful
lostesses. Her friends are greatly en-
toying with her her vacation from the
Mary Baldwin sen1ln,lry ut staunton,
Va, where she is a student OF this year.
Reception Tea.
t,nc Of the prettiest Of the weeks many
entertainments was tho tea given yester-
day ~ Miss Marian Hinton Smith. In her
homo. No. 400 West Grace Street. from
5 to Il P. NJ
House decorations were in wealth ot
Christmas g1eenery. with the red Of holly
and The waxen wilderness OF 1nistlctoe
horl!es showing everywhere.
Tho centerpiece for the table, q fern
trinEed PLAGUE OF red carnations, rested
OIL Renaissance lace over red satin.
Miss Smith wore a lovely gown Of
primrose pink silk mutt above pink l!ber-4
~ aatin. A stnocked yoke was finished
by n berthe OF panne chiffon. pink roses
and deep fall OF accordion plaitings.
The skirt had a yoke Of the smoothing,
with plated and rllched fr1lls. Miss
Ethel McCaw, Miss Rhoda Davis and
Miss Alma Cecil assisted In receiving.
8 Young ladies' in the dining room were
Miss Carrie Neal. Miss Cora Younger.
Miss Edna Davis, Miss Mary McCaw
and Miss Libby Wingo. Among those
present wore Miss Laura Rutherford,
Miss Mary Drake Miss Mary Drewry.
Miss Alice Doyle, Miss Charlotte Miller.
Miss Ella and Miss Bessie Hammond,
Miss Avis Grant, Miss Anne. Morris, Miss
Lillian Binford. Mrs. Stuart Cooke, Miss
Louise Williams, Miss Louise NJ cAdams,4
Miss Annabel Forbes, Miss Bessie Up
shur Miss Courtenay Crump. Miss Rena
Miss Myra Chambers, Miss
Susie Davis, . Miss KITTY Lancaster,
Miss Mamie Waddill, Miss Mary Moul-
ton, Miss Daisy Boykln. Miss Hattie
Shields, Miss y. Elsie Cardwell, Misses
Matt, of New Orleans; Miss Hawsic
Glazebrook. Miss Bertha and Miss Elsie
Gilmour, Miss Lily upshur. Miss Jenny
and Miss Fanny Bland, Miss Mildred
Enyt, Miss Julia Osterloh and others.
Ills. Hawsie and Miss Rena Glaze
brook will be "at home this afternoon
from to O'clock in honor !of their
guest. Miss Sallie, Carter Ru HEREFORD,
OF Frederick sburg, IVA II
The parlors 1and halls will be gayly
and artisticallyI decorated in holiday ever
greens, running. cedar being prettily In
termingled with holly and mistletoe. n
Miss Bessie Selden will be at the choco-
late table, and the following young ladies'
Will serve: Miss Jean Knox, Miss kath-
crime Watkins, Miss Mamie Seldsn, Miss.
Myra Chambers, Miss Ida Henning and
Miss Bessie Lee Lucke. a
Miss. Doyle's Tea.
Another young hostess Of to-day will be
Miss Alice Doyle. who will give q tea At
her home. No. el6 Park, Avenue, to a num-
Der of her friends. /. 80. ii.
Tho tea will be from s. to Z, and Miss
Doyle will be assisted by Miss Nellie and
Miss Mamie Davenport, Miss Reccor,
Miss Avis Grant. Miss Anna and Miss
Louisa Purcell, Miss Elizabeth Atkln-
son, Miss Courtepay Crlmp, Miss Mary
Miss llaskins and Miss Mary Drake.
Their Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Gunst will make
ming by keeping on January 1st from
to II r. NJ, their twenty-Afth wedding an
nivorsary. \ s5Ii2
Tho celebration will be held at No, 200
East Clay Street, the home of Mr. and
Mrs Gunst, and will be the occasion.
not alone of family reunion, but OF
sincere congratulations and good wishes
from their many Richmond friends.
In Honor of Miss Crane.
Miss Laura M. Crane. of Baltimore, an
extremely pretty and accomplished young
lady OF the Monumental City who is
staying with Miss Emma Whitfield, Of
No. 200 East Grace Street, was the guest
of honor last evening, when Miss Whit
field Invited number Of her friends OF
both sexes to meet Miss Crane.
Decorations were in American Beauties.
Miss Crane who Is q graduate Of the Pea
body Institute. in Baltimore, and vary
fine musician, made O delightful impress
sion on all who met her. Her fathers
family is from Virginia, and she Is quite
In love with the histories and social at
mosphere Of Richmond.
Singleton-Hoyle.
Sandy Creek Church. Vance county, n.
C., was the scene OF q pretty country we'd
ding Sunday, December ?7th, at g in the
afternoon. when Mr.. John =, Singleton
led to the altar Miss Annie Lula Hoyle,
one Of Vance county's prettiest and most
popular young ladies.
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