The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
Club Entertained.

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DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained the Friday Club
on Friday afternoon, from four to seven
IN hohor of Mrs. DR.. Bass, of IIenden-
son, N. C., and Mrs. II. G. Mason, or
z Richmond. Va. The house was prettily
decorated with cut flowers and ferns, the
color scheme being in pink and white
artistically carried out in the table decor
atoms Miss Lucy Morton's Of Keysville,
sweet singing was also greatly enjoyed
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph lIomeicr, of No
l125 Park Avenue, announce the engage
ment OF their sister, Daisy Taylor, to Mr.
Eugene Blanton. The marriage will be
celebrated Tuesday, August sth.
Andrews-Hinnant.
Til marriage of Miss Pearl Hinnant,
daughter of Mrs NJ. L. Hinnant, to Mr..
Robert NJ Andrews. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. II. Andrews. will be celebrated in the
home of the brides mother, No. 2os
West Fourteenth Street. Manchester, Va.
Wednesday evening. July 18th, at 8
o'clock, the Rev. "a. Spencer, of Dan
ville Va, officiating.
The bride will be attended by her
maids of honor. Miss Lille Hinnant and
Miss Edna Toney. Mr.. D. B. Jolley, OF
New York, formerly Of Richmond, will
Mr.. and Mrs Andrews will leave nv
the 11:S0 p NJ. train for Asheville. N. G..
After August 10th they Will be at home
at No. 27oS East Grace Street.
July at Red Hill.
Mrs. Thomas Plttman Spencer and Miss
Manic Spencer, Of New York, passed
through Richmond en- route to their
plantation, Red HILL" where they will
entertain several house parties during
July.
In August Mr.. Spencer will join the
members OF his family and the united
party will visit several of the Virginia
mountain resorts.
Miss Whites July Party.
Miss Anne White Is the hostess OF a
July house party at the odd Mansion
near Bowling Green. the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. John White.
The "Old Mansion is one Of the most
picturesque and historic of Virginia
homes. and has been described In n recent
novel. written by Mrs. Thruston. and
called "Where the Tide Comes In" The
mistress OF the Mansion" Is pleasantly
| recalled by her Richmond friends as Miss
l1fflc Cary. the daughter Of Colonel John
b. Cary.
Her daughter Is pretty type of vir-
gin!u glrlhood. Tho guests OF the house
party are Miss Sue Nichols. Miss Evelyn
Sitwcll and Miss Cary Graves, Of Bed.
ford City; Miss Jean and Miss Annie
boswell, of boswell: Miss Pattie Fits
of Charlottesville; Miss Pattic Cary anu
Mr.. John B. Cary. cousin of the young
hostess, from this city.
Delightful House Party.
Mrs. George A. Lea is giving n house
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| home. "Lcahurst." near Milton, N. c.
three of Mrs. LEAFS sisters, Mrs. Butler
Mrs Wilson and Mrs, Thomas. OF this
city, others being Mrs. Lewis OF Kinston
n, G.; Mrs. Graves, of Washington D.
c., and Mrs. Jordan. OF South Boston,
Va.
"Ieahurst" was built in 1876, and is now
owned by Mr.. George a. Lea.
Personal Mention.
| Miss Mary Frost and Miss Mary Wool.
! hridgc nre ut Virginia Beach for two
| weeks stay.
| Mr.. Oscar Oliver. of No. 903 West Grace
| Street, who has been under Dr. I.eonard's
| care for two weeks. is improving and vii
be oul in a few days,
Miss Linda Beverage is spending some
time most pleasantly al Dagser's Springs
as the guest of friends from Buchanan.
Miss Lena Goode. Of Kansas City, Mo.
Is visiting Virginia and Is stopping viii
| her cousin, Mrs. w. l.. Goode, of 40
2p3 North Thirty-sixth Street while /.
The city. Miss Goode is the daughter o
| Mr. Henry l.. Goodc, formerly of thj
State, but for twenty-five years a resi-
dent OF the West, This Is his daughter
first visit to the Old Dominion
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Gills Taylor hay
returned from their wedding tour and arr
at home at No 121i Floyd Aenue.
| MI and Mrs. f. II. Tuggle Of Houstnu