The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14

elcd after the Casino at Monte Carlo. and
games. such as poker, roulette, shooting
gallery. ringing the rings. or mallet to
test the strength. and race horses, were
played and greatly enjoyed. In tbs be-
ginning of the evening each guest re-
ceived a bag of chips. with which tx
penses were paid. At the end 1t was
found that among the ladies' Miss Mar
garet Old had wen the greatest number
and she received a leather bound book
of toasts, and the second lady's prize, on
illustrated toast on bronze. was given to
Miss Mary Paul Masl. The sentleman's
first prize, a picture. was won by MT.
r. l.. Dobie. who presented 1t to Miss
Marie Tucker, while the consolation,
silver hat brush, was drawn by Mr..
George Moss.
Among those present were Mrs. Al
fred Page. Mrs. George Arps. Mrs. George
Reid, Miss Porter. Miss Dabney, Miss
Chamberlain, Misses Margaret and
Alice Old, Miss Lizzie Freeman. Misses
Daisy and Madge Drummond. Miss Gus
sic Newton, Miss Mary Paul Mas. Misses
Baylor and Helen So,thgate. Miss Anne
Henry. Miss Margarete Garland. of-Wll-
mington Del; Misses Antonio and Holli-
day Wells, Miss Ruth Ferebee. Misses
foelle dHu NTIdCe 4lrVlne, MISS
Bowdoin. Mr.. Frederick Arps, Mr.. MIN
ton Talbot, Mr.. William Y. stanwor'h.
Mr.. George Flick, Dr.. Z. e. Field, Lieu
tenant Ray, Mr. Beatroff Colonel James
Manu. Mr.. Montgomery Osborne, Mr..
c.. w. Sans. Mr.. william Stausburg.
Lieutenant Henry. Mr.. George Moss. Mr..
r. l.. Dobie. Or. Herbert Old, Mr.. w. w.
Old. Jr.. Mr. George billiard Mr.. e. w.
Collins, Mr.. William Jones Mr. William
tpbffH0t Mr. Mr.. SpdlpV
Ware.
KALAMAZOO WHIST CLUB.
Miss Mamie Holiday entertained the,
Kalamazoo Whist Club Tuesday morn
ing Mt her home, in Middle Street, Ports
mouth. The following we're her guests:
Mrs. James Maupin. Mrs Joseph Moore.
Mrs. Lamar Toomcr. Of Augusta. Ga;
Mrs. Harry Boatwright, Miss Annie EN-
merson Miss Loretta Toomer. Miss
Mary Emmerson. Miss Lucy Wright.
Miss Bette Ashton. Miss Annie Barlow,
Miss Emma Hatton. Mrs. Alexander Hat
ton. Miss Hunter of st. Louis: Miss
Fanny Sans. of Norfolk, and the Misses
Holiday.
After the game refreshments we're
served.
A euchre party was given on Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Parrish In North
Court Street, Portsmouth. In honor OF;
Mrs. Gordon Everett and Mrs. Lamar
Toomer. Of Augusta. Ga. Miss Betty
Ashton. having received the grentest NUM-
her OF points. received the prize. vase.
Those playir:ss.4were Mesdames William
Hart. Griff. Edwards Emmett Crump,
Sydney Harris. Gordon Everett. Lamar
Toomer. Harry Boatwright Alonzo BIZ
.isoly, Edwin New, Misses Grace Thorn
son, Susie Grice. Lulie Hudgins. Carrie
Butt. Betty Ashton. Loretto Toomer,
Nancy Sharp, Rebecca Nash. Clara Ash
ton, Elizabeth and Jane Nicely Grace
Boswell. Cherry Nottingham. Hattie BAN,
Lois and Zoe Sykes. Misses Alice Toom-
err and Alice Parrish scored.
RICKETY ANN.
Mr.. Milton Elliott entertained Wednes-
u ,esa Atkinson. Of Baltimore. at his home
In Client. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. Allan NJ. Cooke, and among those
present were Miss Atkinson, Miss LIZ
zie Freeman. Miss Mary Chamberlain,
Miss Alice Kelly, Mr.. Shackleford. MT.
Arthur stansbury, Mr. Robert Tunstall,
MIR. BIackford. OF New York; Dr.. Stan
hope Of Green Spring Valley. and Mr..
sendall OF California. Rickety Ann was
played, and the prize was awarded to
Dr.. Stanhope, who presented It to Miss
Atkinson.
Master Dorsey Pender entertained for
his ninth birthday on Wednesday at VIII
loughby Beach. They left in the morn
ing and spent the day at the club. His
guests were Masters Kenneth Purdie,
Lcnox and Eugene Mayer. Frank Mitch
ell, Ward Freeman, sydnor Pretty and
Banks Payne.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Edgar, wife OF Lieutenant Edgar,
is visiting friends In Norfolk.
Miss Lizzie Moore left Wednesday to
visit Miss Bessie Fltchett in Hampton.
Mrs r. b. Hodges has returned from
Petersburg.
MIR. John Ingals, of Radford. who has
been In Norfolk for several days. left
Monday for Abingdon.
Mrs. James Y. Leigh attended meet
Ing of the Daughters of the Confederacy
In Richmond.
Miss Marguerite Garland. Of Whining
ton. Del, left Monday for Newport News,
after spending seevral days as the guest
of Miss Anne Henry, In Butte Street.
Miss Emily Baker and Miss Leila Hob
son left Monday to visit friends on the
Eastern Shore.
Mrs Robert NJ. Hughes is visiting In
Abingdon.
Miss Lottie Hodges has returned from
Hampton College. Miss Hodges was one
of tho graduates this year.
Miss Eleanor Tucker left Saturday to
be the guest Of Miss Belle Harrison at
Brandon.
Mrs. r. Calvert Taylor left Saturday
to visit her mother, Mrs. Delehant. IN
Randolph, Md.
Miss Louise Du Barry has returned from
a trip to New York.
Miss Frances Hodgson, who has been
in New York for several days, returned
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Eldredge and
Miss Minnette Chapman returned Sat
.urday from trip to New York,
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