The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

following guests: Miss Culgin, Mrs. Ed
win r. Garter, Mrs, Fields Baldwin, Mrs.
w. p Patton, Miss Gladys Patton, Mrs.
Edward Dyee Stevens. OF Portsmouth,
ard Mrs. I. NJ. Vaughan.
Welsh rarebit was served from the
her niece. Miss Gladys, with drinks to
suit all tastes.
Besides the Current Events Club and
other guests already mentioned The fol-
lowing were present: Mrs. A. V. NOEL,
Mrs. a. ID. Stevens, Mrs. J. 5. Smith and
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter
Tile Afternoon Idlers were entertained
Friday evening by Mrs j. Gusts Peter
IN honor OF her guest. Miss kelton Wal
lace, of Charlottesville.
II was . butterfly party, and each guest
being supp led with tubes Of paint and
brushes tested his knowledge of art and
nature by producing each a butterfly,
which was duly entered In the art exhibit,
presided over by the Rev. Mr.. Carter.
| The prize for the best butterfly, n silver
butterfly pin, was voted Miss Bessie Ken
derd!nc.
4 delightful buffet supper followed,
| Miss Wallace and Miss Anna Ilenderdine
assisting the hostess in serving.
Music by Mrs. Lewis lngles and MISS
Bessie Lyle, ANA Rotations by Miss
| Willie Jordan, added to the pleasure OF
tho guests. The souvenirs We're crepe
paper butterflies
Besides the afternoon Idlers. the fol-
lowing were present: Mr.. and Mrs. ed
ward Dyer Stevens, of Portsmouth: Miss
Bessie Lyle; Messrs. William Ingles, il,
Ferd Harvey, William Whaling, Freeman
Bulard, Robert Pyle, James Baird,
arthur Stevens, j. r. Parker, Clifton
|, Karnes, Dr., n. r. johnson. Rev. Edwin
! r. Carter and Mr.. John Stone
Mrs Selden Longley, assisted by her
daughter. Miss Longley, and her niece,
! Miss Willie Jordan, received the Current
| following guests besides club members,
| being present. Mrs. w. p. Patton. Mrs.
! A, D. Stevens, Miss keltOn Wallace. OF
| characteristics, Mrs. J. GUSTS Peter Mrs.
| W. r. Jordan, Mrs r. j Edmondson'
| Mrs j. T. Harris and Mrs a. i. Gold
| smith
The club was opened With music ~
| Miss I.ongley, and after an Interesting
| discussing OF current events, there fdl'
| lowed an extremely clever literary con-
| test, In which the titles of books formed
the answers sought. The prize a copy o.
McCutcheons new book, 'Nedrit was
won By the club president Mrs. William
| lngles,
a charming feature of the entcrtain-
! nent was the rectations of Miss Willie
| Jordan, her selections being from
b 'Helen's Babies"
! Delicious refreshments were daintly
served BY Misses l.ong,ey and Jordan.
1 Mrs. Fields Baldwin gave q pretty en-
! tertainmcnt the same afternoon. 1t vas
i Il sewing party of We olden time, and
4 each fair visitor In patch and powder,
| ana silks and satins Of colonial style,
\ deftly Piled the needle. while gnyly dis
| coursing on the thousand and one inter-
| ests dear to the feminine heart/ The
| costumes We're very quaint and pretty,
| Mrs Baldwin was assisted In receiving
| byj Mrs. William Baldwin, Jr, and by
| Master Edwin Ra'dwin in the character
| of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Tempting refreshments were served by
! the hostess, assisted by Mrs, William
| Baldwin. Mn Fields Baldwin and Master
| Edwin,
Those present were Misses Belle. Sue
| and Lily Tyles Minnie Have, Angela
| Tinsley, Mrs II. II Johnson, Mrs. Al
bert Johansen, Misses Eta and Pearl
| Rosenfeld and Anna Kendcrdine, Mrs
| Edward Dyer Stevens and MISS Gladys
| Patton, OF New Dreams,
| Mrs. Perry Jordan Of Pulaski, Is lust
recovering from an attack Oh gastric
| fcr