The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
tspec,ai to The Tin,es-pispatcho

81 itDaTriaEes, have been connected WITH
The horse show or dependent upon ". me :,
sft horse show itself YVES a great socaii
Ss event. 1t was used as q means of Great.
If snE and dlscharging the obligations OF
~ pociety. There were acquaintance maze
NJ yheTe and many former acauainlances
~ were renewed. 1t goes without saying,
n of course, thnt there we're flirtations ana
'A}tt that there Will be engagements ana mar
s2ss rlages as tho result OF the games OF
hearts which were played and nj which
+ those who lost won. THAT + - feature
sssssof The games OF hearts played wherever
S8Sthe Young and the gay rneet-the losers
s ufe those who win. Tho horse show made
ss n delightful week for the members OF
Ie eociety OF Norfolk and for the friends
& who came here during The week to share
u 81 the briillancy OF the general gala
SSlstimo for beautiful women and gallant
s9s unen The dressing was not so much a
n MI feature OF the week as was tho hospl-
T3ss tality Of tho mon and the graciousness
sst of tho women. Norfolk was prodiEhl IN
N + MI &of those amlable and refined quail
9|adttes OF mind and heart which have
III made Virginia and her people distinguish
u ed for three centuries. Everybody VINO
\ came here was Immediately conscious
Il Of the welcome that was cordial and
igf charming. The neople here showed IN
II their faces and in their agreeable man
X nnrs that they were glad to make new
n tAcn,iaIntnnces and delighted to renew
~ bid ones. TIE week was one long social
N holiday. Some of the special events were
B hot lacking in the same Joyous spirit.
81 The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ.
II cousins was the scene Oh Tuesday even
"a ing Of a reception in honor Of their
III sanu rhttr EVELYN Stewart who was
81 married on "Wednesday to Mr. Robert
q seHo,i,t,nr Parkinson. Tho house was
Il \; Beautifully decorated with palms ana
"A cbrysnnthemu,,1a the color scheme be-
,,,Jt Tho ia bio in the
n Baa;ninY-roo,n was pretty. III the centre
N rras Il tall yasn OF chrysanth enums ma
4 tht ,he corners were cnndelabra with
WEn,nk candles. while sn,iax was festoonod
b iron the chandelier TO the table. Inc
N y hours for calling were from Q to
n 81 and during that time tho guests were
b ] arcceiyed BY Mr. and Mrs Cousins. Miss
Il Cousins and Mr. Parkinson. Those who
4 I'd assisted in serving were Miss Louise
Gsss 43ealc and Miss Pauline Shoemaker, OF
ISL Richmond; Miss Blanche Cummfns. OF
KS Crewe; Miss Edna Cousins and Miss
4 called were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Park.
NFS1nson.5 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hit, Mr. and
49!f nIrs b Parkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. E.s
n as ~ I, Cousins. Rev. and Mrs. a. j. Fristoe
III mir. and Mrs. w. Burwcll Demings. Mr..
81, ana Mrs. Nv. G. Cousins, Miss Edna
V; Parkinson of Ba fillmore: Mr. T. j. Her
SiEs FIN ana Mr.. ]. D. Eerrln, Of Southamp-
II ton county; Mr.. William NJ. Harrin, of
" ,,NIlla,n and Mary College,. Mr.. Thur
u g;1n;i n Beale OF Richmond: Mr.. John Up
tiEt0n4and Mr.. +. Park Way.
fter& the Horse Show Tuesday eve
[! ning, Mr.. and Airs. Wallace w. Starke
I entertained Miss Elizabeth Wynne, Miss
II Grida Chamberlaine, Mr.. W. w Old,
w Jr., and DR.. Herbert Old at supper at
ST their home, in Client.
5%s n Mr.. Thomas W. Tannor entertained Mr..
q and Mrs NJ. T. Cooke Miss Emily Glib
q SON Miss Mary Lou Cooke and Mr.. Mont
a geometry Osborne at supper at the VIZ
HI GINA Club Tuesday evening after the
X Horse Show.
$ During this week Mrs. Theophilus Tunis
ts nn1, Mrs. Margaret Wilson gave n series
ssg OF afternoon dinners at their home on
NJ Freemason Street.
tis,' Miss Lila Ives has returned from a
wish to Miss Dnrden. in Newsoms, Nn..i
" and cleft Saturday for Bedford City.
MISS Florence Brown, of Fort Morgan,
5sgy Ala, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Nc Drummond on Duke Street
5a Miss We're Thorpe, who has been the
n guest 81 Mrs. Charles II. sConsolvo at the
II A1ontk o. left Tuesday for her home, in
5s New i Jrls.
.s Miss Lizzie Hurcamp, of Fredericks-
81 burg, is the guest Of Mrs. George Meg.
iN Goodrldge, in Client.
s55 Mrs. Henry Fl. Little and Miss Nellie
III little have returned from a trip to New
n York.
Miss Louise Burgess, who has been
NJ visiting Miss Katherine Newbill, In
4, Glrent. left Saturday afternoon for Wash
az tngton.
9s5si Commander and Mrs. Hugo Osterhaus,
a nf Annapolis, are visiting relatives in
sii Norfolk
II Misses Nancy and Louise Mahoney left
&,Eunday to attend the fair In Raleigh
lirhey will be guests of Mrs Young.