The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
r11t RICHMOND VA
PROGRESSIVE
EuCHRB AND WHIST
Interesting Contests With Prizss
at the Bran
don. i H: I,
fspec,a,l to me ,rimes-Di spat chs

4 j5$a Special to The Tifnes-Dispatch.)8lsS
4 BASIC CITY, VA, n August 10.
THE game t,f progressive eucf1re played ola
at the Brandon last Friday evening was
A eight III number, were placed III the tp-s
per lobby. Brass rings were used as t az
4 lies Upon which peanuts we're tied wit
4 pink and blue ribbons. After about two
lhours playing the game was call 4 ana
4 scores counted. n s,.5 I Is u A.
\ : 1T was found Miss Pauline Powers and ltl1
Miss Fannie Crenshaw had won I he
same number of games In cutting Miss
4 Crenshaw was the fortunate one and res e.;
\ celved the first prize--a beautiful hand
| KILT shawl. The gentlematl's prize was
\ won by Dr. John Turner, OF " Lanexa,
jVa while the BOBBY went to Miss
4; Elsie; Parrish. 81 .tf 3is 6 &. ,s 81
4 Those playing bridge whist were de cid- 4
4 eddy 'lnSi Saturday morning when MIS-
j Susie Heck invited them to play on tho
!,porch in front OF her room. At II o'clock
1.-The guests assembled and found three
tables, upon which had been pla ced dainty
bonbons and beautiful little hand. painted
4 souvenir cards. the scene being the bridge
over the South river connecting y Base l:.7Ns
and Waynesboro fter three rubbe el$ :
4 had gbeenE played tho scores were added 4
lup,m Miss posey Meredith,8of Richmond
,Ihaying the largest score, rccei ed n da IN 4
lilly dressed doll hiding under Its ca pc a
allRofsstring. The consolntio ion, q VIZ tiilg
slpad, II fell to Mrs. Terrell Those part ~
Ing 81 Miss IIeck, hospitality were: n RS
William H. Warren and Mrs. n ichols 3 OF
Chicago, Ill; Miss Turner OF Lanex ~
II Vi. Mrs. Culp.B M ISIS Powers, Miss Katie
Meredith Mrs. Terrell, Miss Poseyl M ere
tdlth,ssof 4 Richmond Mrs. Foote, 9 { Fort
Myer;8 Mr.. T. dgarS 20 wcrs, Of Bal lmore,$
land M !. u ones, Of r Richmond; Miss III ck,H
EotSNorth Carolina. Il
sS One Of { the most y elightful $ente ms
Iments OF the sen son s wa Ia. A. rip to
Ting room, by Mrs Heck. OF r Ugh, ~ MI
tC OnSentering theAgues found 4 a long &
liable upon which IRIS. h Heck h a d place
mote paper and pencils.$ On the front page
Sof the pal was zwrit ten: r s
Il AZ "Trip to Europe
ss8S{ " 81 Ship $Expe tlon \. 4,
sail ing If ON III s
Port Basic It'd ,ss#
XXX Brandon Wharf, r enth. of August,
sltH ss
|sB onSthe inside Of the sheet were "a NUM-
Der o Questions like these, IA country Of
wratli-Ircland; A hustl er-R ssia. Each
question being a play On the ma mo OF the
liccuntrySwhich formed the correct ansWer.@
i4The guests used Eall5 the SknO wlcd GO and 1
lIwit they could summons to place each .
)Icpuntry In Its proper pla ce.{ Miss Pauline
Powers proved to be the best at guessing
and was prtAen ted vii nFbeauttfnl ian
as compcnsat Aon for sucl, rduous Ia bor.E
After much fun, dainty refres hnents were
served and enjoyed by all. On w ednes;-a
day night a 81. Ca 's part wa 8 given in
the! lobby. AS II was a rainy evening
most Of the cues Isl, excluding the children
tertcred into the spirit OF the game and
enjoyed trying to give the 60 rreat
swers TO nineteen questlo ns, q ca CHI answer
beginning with the word "A Cat al ter
some time spent in answering the nues-
lions lit was found that Mrs. r, Ky r..
Roberts, OF / Richmond; and Miss Pendle-s
ton, OF lie king tom. had correctly answer
ed seventeen of the quest Ions. q lex
of cards was brought In for hem to cut
for the prize, and Miss Pendle to,l was
the forttnat e one a Very pref y white.
stock was presented Ito her. f fsg
Those Eregi Aered are: Mrs. n eugebauer,
Norfolk, Va: Miss Christina N eugebauer,
Norfolk va.; Mrs, William Swartwont,5
Norfolk. Va; Mrs. AZ! Ia ylor.S4 Rich
mond ;3 M ster James Tt ylor,g r ichmond;
Master Charles Taylor. Richm ond Ed win
Taylor and nurse; Miss s.. r. NJ eredlth,
chlrond allace. I7rederlcks-
burg Il Darlington Williams, Richmond;
Mr.. Writ Taylor. Richmond \; A1r.5zs 4. N,
Gathrlght, Covlng ton, " NJ rs. " .ii
lGathright, Covington Va: T. H q owerss
RICHMOND. n Va: s 8, Patch r ichmond,
Va. / "a. P. Guilhert, Richmond Va: F.
B. Blankenship, Richmond, " DEL s.
Perrin Richmond, Va; William a& Edwin
Nlchols.8 chica 50, III: " ilk nson, Rich
mond. IA: ]. "A !. Chisholm Gharlottes.
Vile, ;alA. G. Danny Columbu O.; III.
|5HY. Wilson, Staunton, Va; W. G. Moseley,s
Richmond; Polk Miller Richmond ;a a. y
lincoln NJ arion.fiY a.; Miss Nancy Lea, u
Philad elphia:5 Miss X. Phila deli
phia: Mlss T. W. Harrison, Plilad elphia
Mrs Ida Lynch, Richmond Va: Everett
31Nyadd ey,it r ichmo nd & Va: Everett yyad AZ
dey,s Jr.. Ri hmond. y al; ohm T. Epps,
Richmond; f. G. V Power. N lanta. CAT
Mrs Power. Atlanta, Ga; -;disss M \! y "a
Farthing, Nj wport News; Miss Florence
,C. Elder, Stanton; Miss Annie n Ell
der, staunto 4: Frank y Mcc thy, Rich
mond. 48s is hi "a ~
AZ aS e AYl$ GLOUCESTER u;