The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
Especial ia The es-DIsp,,aJtch.

STANTON, VA, Vow. s Mrs ~
Martin Perry gave one of the largest and
most enjoyable entertainments Of the
season ON Friday afternoon In honor OF
her guest, Mrs. Gusts Russell Perry
OF Washington. Drive whist was played
for several hours, after which tho guests
were invited to partake of an elaborate
repast. This entertainment@b by Mrs.
Perry was a postponed occasion. a large
number Of the guests being members
OF the Ladies' Whist Club OF last winter.
Those present We're: Mines, NcHenry,
Holiday, r. S. Turk, Lyman Chalkley,
II. H. Henkel. Fl. D. Peck, John s. Feck.
Carter Harrison. Charles K. Hoge, Tay-
Tams, u. D. Ransom. Laura Mccoy.
James r. Taylor, ]. Fred Efinger, 7. T.
Fauntleroy, Richard S. Ker, Stephen
Tumberlake. Frank w. Bell, w. r., Ty-
rec, Glasgow Armstrong, J. a. Glasgow,
J. b. Ransom, james H. Woodward r.
T.. r. Nelson. Gpin Wilson, j. Nv. Stout
Henry Walker. George Wilson. Herbert
]. Taylor, Edward G. Harrison, Hampton
II. Wayt, Frank West, OF Roanoke; Il.
Lacy Gibson. w, Murray Hlleary,
Franklin NJ. Hanger. Fl. F. Norris, James
G. Foster, r. N. Blackboard George A..
Sprlnkel. Thomas IIogslead, S. NJ. Dom
t1lAi, A|S11HS Aa' WV
ton, and Misses Crane. Rebecca Young,
Lena Bell, Janet Bell. Matte Shreckhise.
Janet suramerson, Eleanor Foster and
Pat Hanger.
A very pretty wedding was sMen1nizcd
Tuesday night at the residence Of Mr,sand
Mrs Arthur s.. Woodhouse, when their.
elder daughter, Miss Bessie r.. Wood
house was married to Mr.. Craig a.
1laldeman The house was beautifully
decorated The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev.. w. n. Scott. D. D., of
tho Second Presbyteran Church, The
bride and groom left for q northern trip,
after which they will be at homo in
Washington.
Miss Katherine Hoge, daughter Of City
Treasurer and Mrs. Aristn Hoge gave
very delightful Halloween party ut her
residence on Nalordmo Street "Wednesday
night The house was decorated With
autumn leaves and pumpkin lanterns.
The tally cards We're beautifully painted
with tho pictures OF owls, bats and other
fowls After some time spent In games
refreshments were served,
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs j,
Baldwin Ransom. Mr., and Mrs, Charles
p. starns. Misses Lizzie Cochran, Mary
Ransom, Rose Harrison, Helen Hutchc-
son, Curry Breckenridge, Margaret coch-
ran, Annie Patrick, Katie Hutcheson.
Janet Berkeley, Mary Berkeley, Bessie
Hoge. Elizabeth, Jones and Emma Hoge; A
Messrs Charles East. Charles Spencer.
Homer Henkel, r. NJ, Jones, John Coch-
ran. Jos. Cochran s. ]. Wilson. Peyton
Cochran, IT. T. Opie, T. L, Opie, Frank
IIoge. r. Fl, Trout, Frank Greathead, DIR.
A. II. Nelson and w, +. DICKENS.
Miss Annie Patrick, assisted by her
Miss May .Arbuckle, Of Augusta
county. entertained their friends at the
home OF Miss Patrick In this city, very
Tuesday night With a game of
eucllre. The parlors were decorated with |
and potted plants, |
Those present We're Miss Rose Harrison,
Mrs. Baldwin Ransom, Mr. Lawrence
fpeytom Miss Lzzie Cochran, Mr.. w, d,
IImberlake Miss Janet Berkeley, Miss
Mary Berkeley, Miss Ressie Iloge, Mr.. Joe
Cochran and Miss May Ransom; Or, ".
q. Deekins, Miss Kate Hoge, Mr., p. NJ.
Trout, Miss Margaret Cochran and Mr..
Stuart Moffett. The first game was won
~ Miss Janey Berkeley and tho BOBBY
brze by Mr.. r. III, Trout, After the |
,ame refreshments Mere served and each
quest was presented With a clrysanthe-
nun.
I Mrs, Joseph a. Glasgow entertained
he Married Ladies Whist Club at her