The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Suffolk, Va.
fsneclal to Tho rimes- dispatch

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/ sUrFOLi, VA. May 5.-Aliss Anna
| Mary liddlck entertained the SUFFOLK
(! literary club ut her homo OH North
1 Main street. The house was BEAUTIFULLY
| decorated. The hours were from to Z.
| -Four prizes were given. Delicious re-
frcsliinents were served. About sixty
guests were present. sts 81 7. NJ " a u
| Mrs Claude j. Dennis, this week ell ter
| talned at cards at her home satE Suffolk
College. Asargo number OF guests were
present. and prizes glve11. The hours
were from 4 to 4. Refresh tnents were
served IN
On Monday night, Rev. Or. II. IL.
Johnson delivered II lecture at the Metho-
dist Church, His topic was From New
York to Naples In sixty Minutes" which
was exciting and interesting. a large
crowd was present The lecture was un-
der the auspices Of the Young Mems
Society Of the church. Another lecture
will be gvei, Monday night, and VIII be
entitled, "Phunny Pokes.
A Tackey Carnival was held at Arnory
Hall skating rink Friday night Miss
Ruth Brlnklcy won the first prize. she
having the most tacky costume. Thore
we're not many skaters, but q large NUM-
Der Of spectators attended. After the sliat-
Ing the rink closed for the summer
months.
The Driver Book Club was entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. j. r. Eberwine at her
homo in Drivers, Va. Miss Mary Driver
read from n sketch of the life and work
Miss Minnie Bailey, after which ro-
froshments were served The club adj
journed ut late hour. Miss Berthe.
Love Old will entertain the club, Tues
day, May 18th. a5s
Mrs. Clyde A. Dennis and Miss Telza
Smith delightfully."- entertained the Lotus
Club, and u number Of gentlemen ut the
home Of their pnrents, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Smith, OH Clny Street. The uf-
fair was called 'Salnnagundl Party,
eight tables being arranged Contest
of making words, peanut STICKING, thread
ing needles and various other things, de-
lighted the guests. Miss Mildred Nurney
made the highest score, among the young
women, and received the prize. a potted
palm. Alfred Riddick made the mems
highest score, and was awarded a neck
tie.
The .parlors were tastefully decorated.
Refreshments were served. This was the
Lutus clubs last reception Of the sea-
son. 5
Miss Francis Leigh Starr, Of Norfolk,
will give an Evolutionary entertainment
Monday night, May 18th, at S clock. 1t
will take place In the Nansemond Bap-
list Church Music will be rendered by
local talent. Refreshments will be q
feature.
Mrs Richard S. l3aykn entertained
tho Matinee Card Club Thursday after
noon at her home, COS Bank Street. Violet
was the color scheme Three prizes were.
given. Delicious fruit punch was served
by Miss Juliet Prctlow. The hours were
from to 6:30, during which time six
hand euchre was played, four tables
being arranged. Mrs. A. S. l1ley kept
score. TWenty-stx guests We're there.
The Literary Club met with Mrs. L.
NJ. Dounning Thursday afternoon.
very large number Of members was pres
cnt a Shakespeare game was played
and Mrs. Richard Fl. Rawles won the
first prize, hand-painted pin tray. The
club will &c entertained next Thursday
afternoon at o'clock by Miss Mary
Causey at her home on Franklin Street