The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
SOCIETY
IN NORFOLK
Doings Of Folks in the City
by the Sea.
SEVEN HAN D EUCHRE
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmerson Entertain a,
Party Of Friends Aboard Their
Yacht Margaret-Will Sail 10
See Races for Americas Cup
S EVEN HAN D EUCHRE

NORtODh, VA, July q -
marty was given Tuesday evening by MI.
j. Leland Boush at his home, In College
place. Seven hand euchre was played and
the first ladys prize, lace fan, was
awarded to Mrs. Lewis Baker. while the
eentleman's first prize, a gold pin. was
won by Mr.. Lewis Baker. The consola-
ton a book, was drawn by Miss Emily
Wilson.
Mr.. Boush's guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Curd, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a.. Wooc'
Mrs. Richie. Miss Blanche Baker. MISS
Minnie Baker. Miss Eloise Chamberlain.
Miss Gussie Newton. Miss Helen Rogers.
Miss Nan Kensett Miss Skinner, OF Phil
adelphia; Misses Emily Ruth and Mar
garet Wilson, Mr.. Hunter Rogers, Mr..
Edward Wilcox, Mr.. Julius Stanteld. Mr..
Savage. Mr.. Junius Wilcox. Mr.. K. Z.
Gage, Mr.. Thompson Barron. Mr. VIII
liam Baker and Mr. Thomas W. Tanner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmerson entertained
several friends Tuesday. The occasion
was party given on their yacht Mar
garet. The day was spent steaming
around the harbor, and dinner was served
on board. Their guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Smith Fl. McKdm. Of Baltimore: Mrs
Worthngton. Mrs. Noble. DR.. and Mrs
Reuling, Miss Lena Hancock. Miss Emily
Wilson, Miss Empsie Smith Miss Minnie
Baker. Miss Berkley Emmerson and Mr.
X. Emmerson, of Newport News. Mr.
William Carroll. Mr.. Edward Goodwin
and Mr.. John Watson. of Petersburg, and
1fr. Harry Williams, of Baltimore.
Mrs. John Thomas Davis OF Savannah.
Ga. formerly Miss Sarah Dodd. OF Ports
mouth. is the guest OF Mrs. Edgar Dawes,
in Client.
Miss Constance Lee. OF Baltimore. who
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tingham, in Client. left Sunday for Alex
andria.
Miss Marshall. who has been Visiting
Miss Nellie Little. In Client. has gore to
Washington.
Miss Leila Mayo Is the guest OF Mrs.
Webster Edgar. In New York. Later Mis-.
Mayo will go to Kittery Point. Me. for
the summer
Mrs. A. H. Grandy and family will
spend the summer at Lake Placid.
Miss Abby Wilson has returned from
a visit to Miss Diana Riddick. in sut-
folk.
Misses Grinth. OF Baltimore, are the
guests of Mrs. e. B. Hodges, in Client.
Mrs. A1orehead. OF Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. Helen Brown. In York Street
Miss Julia Bldgood. OF Richmond. who
has been visiting Miss Margaret Walters
in Readsville N. c.. is the guest of Miss
Margaret Wilson. in Cranky Street
Miss Lena Hancock is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmerson on their yacht Margaret.
They will go to New York to witness the
races.
Miss Belle McGil. OF Schuyler. Va. is
the guest of Miss Mary King Nash. in
Middle Street. Portsmouth.
Miss Camille Jenkins, who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned to
Elizabeth City.
Miss Lucy Henry Is visiting her father.
Mr. Frank Henry. In CRANKY Street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haynes. OF Rich.
mond. are at Virginia Beach.
Miss Ella T. Garrett Is visiting In
Washington, D. c.
Miss Skinner. Of Philadelphia, is the
guest OF Miss Nan Kensett in Botetourt
Street. -
Mr.. Lewis D. Sharp has returned to
Atlanta after a visit of several days to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SHARP
In York Street
Misses Katherine and Patte Coke
Leigh and Miss Ellen Terry Winslow are
visiting their aunt. Mrs. S. B. Harrell
In Grace Street.
Misses Betty and sallie West are at
tending the Columbia University Summer
School,
Miss Maud Battle. of stanton, is the
guest of Miss Nlable Wing, in Client.
Lieutenant and Mrs. John Henry Read.
Jr., who have been visiting here, have
gone to California.
Miss Ellie Worth. who has been visit
Ing Miss Mabel Wing. in Client. returned
Monday to her home In Richmond.
Miss Nan Lemon. Of University of Vir-
Einia. has returned after spending few
days with Miss Mabel Wing in Client,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Cofer. who have
been the guests Of Mrs r. w. White
hurst in Butte Street. have returned to
their home In Richmond.
Miss Ada Murray, OF New Jersey, is
the guest OF her brother. Mr.. Foster
Murray In Yarmouth Street