The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-05-01
SOCIETY

Broadfoot, Misses Elizabeth and
Mary Payne, Miss Nellie Corbett, Miss
Sadie Williams, Miss Alice Wright
and Miss Jennie Hardin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones gave
perfectly delightful informal dance
down at Lumina last Monday evening,
IN which there were between sixty and
seventy-flve participants. The cld
fashioned square dances and the Vir-
ginia Reel We're INDUCED in. Delic-
iOus refreshments We're served. The
guests left the city about nine O'Clock
in the afternoon on a private car and
returned to town in the wee sma' 3"
hours.
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On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
William Calder entertained at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lord and Mr.
Bright Lord, of New York, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ancrum Lord. After dinner there
was a charming musicale at which
were present, besides the above men
toned, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cantwell,
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Willard, Miss May
L
Swift Boatwrlght.
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Ms. James Sprunt left for New York
Oh Tuesday evening, where she will
spend several days before going tn
Washington city to attend the national
biennial convention Of the Colonial
DANES. which meets there on the sec
ond of May. Mrs. Sprunt, who is vice
president Of the North Carolina chap
ter, will in the absence of its pre>1
dent. Mrs. Kate CASTOR Meares, fulfill
the duties of that Office. The delegates
from the North Carolina chapter are:
Mrs James Sp1Unt, Mrs. William Lat
liner, Mrs. Peter Wilson, of Washing
ton city, Mrs. Robert Strange and Ms.
Hal BOatWright.
On Wednesday evening Miss Nellie
Macmillan gave charming bridge
party, complimentary to Miss Tan-
ces Broadfoot, of Fayetteville, the at
tractive guest Of Mss Alice Wright.
The decorations were pink and green.
Delightful refreshmentsc were served.
Among the guests We're: Miss Broad
foot, Miss Alice Wright, Miss Louise
Harlow, Miss Julia Parsley, Miss IDA
Brown, Miss Isabel Belden and Mrs.
Henry Macmillan.
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A mixed foursome tournament took
place on the links of the Cape Fear
Golf club last Thursday afternoon III
which there were twenty four entries.
MIR. W A Dick offered a handsome
silver cup as prize. The match re
suited in a tie between Miss Frances
Chadbourn and Mr.. E. G. Holt, and
Miss Seabreeze and Major Lucas. The
tie will be played off next Thursday
afternoon. After the tournament was
ove~, Mrs W. A. Dick gave delightful
tea at the club house, at which lelic-
ious refreshments were served.
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There was a most enjoyable river
party last Tuesday, including Mr.. and
Mr. Martin Willard, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lord, of New York; Mrs. Robert
Cantwell, Mr. Anclum Lord. Mr..
Bright Lord, of New York, and Miss
Mary Lucas Cantwell. They visited
Fort Caswel1 ard Southport.
The following cards were received by
a number of friends last week:
Miss Emma Northrop
at home
Thursday, April twenty-sixth, $50
n m Cards
Miss Powers.
The Tuesday Evening Bridge clGD,
which was postponed on account of the
Damrosch orchestral concert, met On
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. F. Gouvern eur on South Fourth
street. The guests included Mrs. Hugh
NacRae. Mrs. Donald MacRae, Mr.. aud
Mrs. William A. Dick, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Victor Garinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Cnas.
Granger, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carmi-
chael, Capt and Mrs. r. P. Johnston,
Mr.. and Mrs. VanDyck, Mrs. Myers,
of New York; Mrs. G. Herbert Smith.
Miss Andrews, of Raleigh; Miss Annie
Blount deRosset, Miss Carrie Myers,
Miss Martha Williams. Mr.. Richard
Bradley, Dr.. Pride Thomas, Major Lu-
cas-, Mr.. SHIELDING.
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On yesterday afternoon at her nome
On South Third street Miss Margaret
Nash was the charming hostess at
DrlQS0 party given III uOAoi VI -utSo
Josephine Ashe, of Raleigh. The
room was lovely in it's decorations of
pink and white carnations. Delicious
refreshments were served The guests
who were present we're Miss Ashe,
the guest of honor, Miss Amy Harlow,
Miss Margaret Ashe, Miss Bessie
Bolles, Miss Louise Harlow, Miss Reba
MYERS, Miss Carrie Sales Hardwick,
Miss Marie Mafitt, Miss Daisy Bur-
bank. Miss Marguerite Walker, Miss
Alice LeGrand and Miss Mary Davis.
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On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Granger delightfully."- enter |
-ained the members of the progressive |
bridge club, at their charming home |
IN South Fifth street.
Delicious refreshments were served. |
The guests Included: Mr.. and Mrs. |
R. r. Bellamy; Mr.. and Mrs. j. V.
Granger; Mrs. Herbert Smith; Miss /
Andrews, of Raleigh, Miss Isabel