The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
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Mrs. Frank Webster's Tea for
ST Luke's Parish House.
AsMONDAY Wight GERMAN \ \.
Mrs. s. b. Fuller Entertained Members
Of Seven-H Hand Euchre Club and
4 Several Friends at Her Home In
College Place Monday Night
Especial to rhe Tinea Is. D,spa tch. )

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lspecial to Ihe Tines.D ,spatch.)
NORFOLK. VA. April 1s.-rhe Mar
ried Ladies' Whist Club was entertained
Wednesday BY Mrs. q. Brooks Johnston
In Ghent. This was the last time this
club viii meet this season, and much
regret was expressed, as these meetings
have been exceedingly enjoyable. There
were three tables OF whist, and the iirst
prizes were awarded to Mrs. George NJ.
Pollard who received q cut-glnss candle
stick, ana Mr.. Richard Tebault, who re-
ceivcd set Of wine glasses, and pre-
sented them to Miss Davidson, OF Lex
ington, Ky. The consolation, u plate, was
drawn b. Mrs. Thoams w. Henderson.
Those present were Mr., and Mrs. Nathan
Eel Beamail, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. killlam,
Mi. and Mrs. r. P. voiglM, Mrs Rob
ert NJ. Hughes, Mrs. James Y. Leigh,
Mrs. G. Nj. Pollard, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
vi. Henderson,, Miss Anne Davidson and
Mr., Richard Tebault.
Mrs. Frank Webs ter tea, which was
given Wednesday afternoon at her resi-
dence on Freemason Street for the ben
CIT Of st, Luke's parish house, was sue
Scessful. The house was decorated with
palms. ferns and Npotted plnnts, pink car
nations and candelabra, with pink shades.
Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Barr received the
guests, and those who assisted In serving
Cordy, Mrs. William NJ Waller, Mrs In
man Payne, Miss Mary Scott, Miss Mary
lie Compile, Miss Elisha Wilkinson. Miss
Lulie Sharp and Miss Bessie Payne.
Those who assisted in the evenings pro-
gramne were Miss Haynes, Miss lie Cato,
Rev William A. Barr, Mr.. Harle and Mr..
Dozier. 3i3 IN }g
Mrs. s. D. Fuller entertained the mem-
bers of tho Seven Hand Buohre Club and
several friends at her home n In College
Place Monday evening. The first ladies'
prize was won by Mrs. Andrew Brown
and the first gentlemen's was awarded
to Mr. Corbin8 Waller, While the conso
ton was drawn BY Mr.. William N. Wal
Ter. Mrs. Puller's guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Gordon DcCordy, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence iAtAin-
son, Mr. and Mrs. William N Waller,
Mrs William Pannill, Mrs. Andrew Brown,
Dr.. and Mrs. Robinson Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Mcmahon, Mr. and Mrs; Edgar
Minnie Desmukes, Miss Mary DUNCAN,
Miss Stanley Atkins, Of RicllmondG Miss
Nliza beth Bowdoin, Mr.. Kerr and Mr..
George Meg Goodridge
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The german given MonGay evening at
the Masonic Temple by the younger mem
.bera OF Norfolk Society was enjoyable.
and Intricate figures by Mr.. George Payne.
Mrs. Newbill and Mrs. 8. Mem. Lloyd
were the chaperones for tho evening.
Among those present were Misses Annie
and Carrie VoIght Misses Mary and Fan
ME Royster Miss Frazier. Of staunton;
$n Ernf 1nyU
Of Franklin; Miss Clark, Miss Belle
Heath, Miss Kit Newbill Miss Mildred
Kensett Miss Carolyn Cohn, Miss Nettie
Ncwblll. Mr.. Gilman Konsett. Mr.. John
B. Taylor, Messrs. Robert and George
Lee, Messre. George and Lane Kelly, MI
Richard Burroughs. Messrs James, George
and Eugene Payne, Mr.. John 3. Primer,
of suffolk: Mr.. Frank Mast, Mr. James
STerrant, Mr.. Llcwellyn Hilliard, Mr.. Tun-
stall smith, Mr.. John Freeman. Mr.. Rich
ard Waldrop. Mr.. Ralph Jones ana Mr.
William Dey. {a5
The card party given Monday after
noon BY the Auxiliary OF the Plckett-
buchanan Chapter, Daughter Of the Con-
rederaoy, was delightful, as we'll as
financial SUCCESS. Progressive euchre WAS
played and the t'rst prlze, two Chr!Hty,s'
pictures. were awarded to Mrs. Charles
Fl. Wood and Mrs. A. G.. Eldredge: the
second prizes were won BY Miss Rose
Cooke. who received a picture frame, and
Miss May Perry, who received q Gibson
plate. t&8s 5SS 55sa
Mrs. Kirkland Ruf1n entertained at
tea Monday afternoon at her homo, IN
York Street, in honor OF her brother. MT.
Thomas Dunn. of Petersburg.
Invitations have been Issued by Mr..
Tenoh Francis Tllghmar to the marriage
OF his sister Henrietta Cox. to Mr.. Percy
summerell Stephenson. The wedding will
take place on Thursday, April esd. at 9
O'Clock, at No. 1874 Redgate Ayenue4
Client.
Miss Virginia Jordan, OF Suffolk. is
the guest Of Miss Ethel Hardy, In Boush
Street
Miss Minnie Boykin % smitn1eld. Is
the Euest Of Miss Jeffries in Butte
Street. 8 S5a
Mrs, Richard Arnold, OF waverly, Ia
visiting hor daughter Mrs, Henry Sea-
bury. N 5
Mrs, Daniel Miller and Miss Bessie
Reid, of Baltimore, arc the guests OF Mrs.
George M. Pollard, In York Street.
Mr.. Tyler Smith, who has been visit
Ing his parents Dr. and Mrs, Fly Smith,
on CRANKY Street. has returned to Ra-
leigh.
( Mrs. seabury and Miss Jennie Drury
seabury. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mira. Henry seabury, have returned
to Petersburg. "A
Mrs, s, s, Nottingham and Misses
Cherry and Fannie Nottingham, have re-
turned from visit to friends In Balti-
more, &t Sl
GERMAN AT SALEM