Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. H. |. sehme|z EntePlaIns at
"ElmWu0d''.
UNIQUE AND ORIGINAL Event
Mas in FORM Of = Conversation
Fs7sy''-Giyen "a Honor CT Hossess's
Sister, hiiss Honoria aoomsw. of
Roanoke,


"l1imwood."" the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Lane Schmelz, IN East
Queen street. was the scene OF n
beautiful and attractive party Friday
el ening when Airs. iScl.melz en.srtnin-
ed in compliment 70 her sister, Miss
Honorle Moomaw. OF Roanoke. 1t
was p Progressive Concentration
Party" and was decidedly original and
unique. The entire mansion was dec
Grated for the occasion, making & color
scheme throughout OF red. Mrs.
Schmels, assisted by Misses Moomnw
and Miss Margaret Schmelz, received
the guests of the evening,
and Miss AiooRlaw. who is n most at
tractive young woman, was the recipl-
ent OF much attention. The guests Of
the evening included Misses Bessie
Booker. Mary McMenamin, Anne Git
ford, Hilda Booker, Margaret Kimber-
ly. Mary Booker, Matte Baulch, Willis
Williams, Ruth Schmelz, Ethel Book
or, Margaret Wake. Lillian Young,
Sallie BIRD Garrett, Lavinia Holt, Cor
nelia Hickman, Mae Tabb, Annie
Woodward, Jeanette Houston, Sue
Ice, Katie Whiting, Louisa Parramore,
Birdie Peck. and Messrs. James Car
ney, Louis Heffelfnger, Sclater Black
ston. George Read, Harry Elan, DR..
Percy 7CTaybll, Thornton Bonneville.
howard Bonneville, Jack Willis, Rob.
ert McCandllsh. Robert Holt. Houston
Face. Roland Cock, Paul Tnbb, Morris
5ayre, Harry Bailey, Gordon Bailey,
Harry Whiting, II, S. Hudgins, Jr., DR..
Fox, DR.. Sinclair, Allen Kimberly,
Charles Kinl;le, Carroll Garnett,
Stuart Johnson and Mr.. Sinclair.
Mrs. John B. Kimberly was the very
charming hostess Of dinner party In
hor residence at Old Point yesterday
afternoon.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Robert S.
Hudgins, ST., entertained most elabor-
ately q number Of her friends in her
beautiful home IN Victoria avenue.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Sugden, of the
Hampton Normal school, were at home
to their friends on Friday evening in
:elehration. Of the. twenty-ffth ami
versary OF their marriage. The happy
pair received their guests from 9 to 10
o'clock. and q number OF the teachers
and officers of the school, as we'll as
many other friends, called and extend
ed best wishes and, congratulations.
The residence was handsomely dec.
grated. Mr.. and Mrs. Sugden's popu,
latity was attested by the many. beau
iful and costly articles of siive7 whieh
they received. , 49,,
Tho members OF the Hampton Young
MEMS Christian Association have ar
ranged a splendid program for the
New Years reception in the auditori.
urr OF the association tomorrow even.
ling us
q
position with the Home Fire Insurance
Generation and will enter upon his
duties tomorrow.
River. Mass. who has been spend
ing the holidays with her parents
NJ. and Mrs. W. IL AIarable. on
Chappell street, after having spent
a very pleasant Christmas, returned
last evening by way OF Philadelphia
and New York. TO resume her posi-
ton as principal of the English and
Literary department OF Thebodius
College, where she has been for the
past two years.
Miss BulDfant was very popular
teacher in the Hampton High Schaal
for some time before she left for
Massachusetts.
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