The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-25

DOINGS
PRETTY AFTERNOON RECEPTION
GIVEN BY MRS. HILARY GooDE
RICHARDSON.
WHIST EUcHRE CLUB VERY DE
LIGHTFULLY ENTERTAINED
BY MRS. PETER KoBLE-
GARD.
WHIST EucHRE CLUB VERY DE.
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Mrs. Moore Jackson Entertains the oc.
tayo Club Very Enjoyabiyo Other
Society Notes of Interest.

Society Notes of Interest.
One of the prettiest afternoon reeep.
:tions of the season was that given by
Mrs. Hilary Goode Richardson Shroyc
Tuesday afternoon between the hours of
3 and 5eo'clock. Mrs. Richardson Sus as
sisted in receiving her guests by Miss
NIcD Donnell, of Charleston, West yir-
ginia. The house was very artistically,
decorated. In the library was the prctz
tily appointed tea table, presided over
by Mrs. james Jackson Duncan and Mrs.
Richard Tasker 1.owiides. The table
was beautiful with pink satin ribbons
crossed TO the four corners. while strings
of smiiax We're extended from the chan
delier. La France roses and palms were
used in profusionl and with the soft lights
;of the chandelier gave a dainty effect
The dining room WAS most iavishly dec-
Grated in greenery and palms. A large
bowl2of pink carnations formed the cen
terpiecc, while ropes of smilax and vines
of trailing asparagus We're artisticaiIy
twined about the table, buffet and man
tel shelf Mrs. John Brown presided over
the chocolate table. The haii, With its
furniture of old Flemish oak and great
garlands OF asparagus vi.cs that We're
so gracefully used in the decor,tssas ON
the stairway and with the festoona cf
smilax which We're extended over the
doors, were most artistic and uni ne.
The Manse is one of the very daintiesti
and artistic homes in the city, and ,t-
undoubtedly most attractive and in It.
ing yesterdays
Mrs. Peter Koblcgard delightfully."- en-
tertained the Tuesday Whist Euchrc
club last evening from 8 to IL O'Clock.
There were eleven tables. The tally WIS
Kept on very pretty miniature score
cards. Pink and blue were the colofs
used. The head prizes were won by Miss
Columbia Duncan and DR.. Mason. The
lone hand prizes were captured by Mrs.
Edward r. Davis and Mr.. Moore jack
son. Among the out of town guests
we're Mrs. Post aud Mrs. Maxwell OF
Bnckhannon, Mrs. Benjamin r. Black Of
Parkersburg and, Mrs. Thomas w. Petit
grew of Indianapolis. The club will dis.
continue its meetings until after the
Lenten season.
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Mrs. Henry Haymond was hostess of
the Five Table Card club Monday after.
noon from 3 to . O'Clock. Red, white
and blue were used on the tally cards.
There were four tables of progressive
euchre. Tea, waters and mints werc
served in the dining room on the arrival
of the guests. The head prize was won
by Miss Margaret Gopiin and the lone
hand prize was captured by Airs. Edward
S. Wallis. There will be no more meet
ings of the club until after Easter. :
The Five O'clock club was very placs.
under Saturday afternoon in her COSY
apartments on Pike street. Mrs. Bcnjs
min r. Black of Parkersbnrg was the
only guest of honor. At i've o'clock d
delicious little supper was served.
The Five Table Card club, was lie
Iiightfiilly entertained by Airs. Anson d.
Parr Thursday afternoon of last week.
There We're four tables. The tally cards
were dainty little affairs of water color
miniatures. On the arrival of the guests
Eegg-nogg and fruit cake were served. The
head prize was wone by Miss Emma
Freeman and the lone hand prize.was cap.
ttued by Miss Columbia Duncan on q
cut with Miss Garrard and Mrs. Robert
I. Morrison.
Mrs. Robert S. Gardner entertained
very informally Mt cards on Thursday
eyeuiug The prizrs were Won by Alr,
and AIRS. Leatherbury, after which de-
licious refreshments were served.
The Octave club was an enjoyable func-
ton Of Monday evening and was very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs Moore
Jackson. There were three tables OF eu-
clnre. The prizes we're won BY Nr.
leimrIes Alexander. AIRS. John Q. tia sir.
George Ieatherbnry. Miss Lille Hart
Mrs Robert L. Morrison and Mrs Ed.
wara S. waIlis. After the gnmcs Ne,
sinfsh beautiful salad supper was en-
ed nj a large round table in the di.ri, :
room. The national eolors were used j
all the appointments. The attracii'
centerpiece was a fort artistics,llv u
tooned with fngs, trailing asparagti.
vines with innumerable crimson shade
| lights greatly enhancing the hrilIiancs
of these patriotic decorations. A lie
llieious salad supper was served to t@ent,