The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 17.--To celebrate
Ser formal introduction to society, MIR.
Ind Mrs. John N. Vaughan gave CO.
slon for their daughter Miss Emile
Vaughan. who has attended most of the
fashionable affairs OF the winter. In the
hll-room OF the Client Club Wednesday
light Miss Vaughan, who was assisted
b receiving by her father and mother,
fore beautiful gown of white chiffon.
der flowers were trademarks roses. vio-
els, valley lilies and carnations. About
MO hundred people danced the cotillon,
rhich was led by Mr.. Charles Mcintosh,
rhosc partner was Miss Vaughan. Nor
pix and Portsmouth society and the navy
et were represented. The favors were
many and very pretty. At midnight sup
Ter was served In the dining hall of the
dub. The decorations were American
seauty roses Miss Vaughan is one of
ne most attractive of this years many
ebutantes, and prior to her formal intro
tuetion last evening had been much
tought for at the seasons entertain
nents.
AT the annual meeting held on Tues
tay at the club-roonls, Freemason Street.
Bio Norfolk Womcn's Club elected the
blowing officers for the ensuing year
President, Miss Virginia Gatewood: Firat
ice-President, Mrs. j. r. Hubbard; Sec
md Vice President, Mrs. Wiloughby i.
sooke: Recording Secretary. Mrs. j. Ern-
st Thacker; Corresponding Secretary,
Hrs Henry b. Reardon: Treasurer Mrs
t. Dickinson; Governors -at-large, Mrs
caldwell Hardy, Miss Susan Burnham
Ind Miss Monte Wilkinson; Chairman OF
Departmental House. Mrs. Leigh VII
ianls; Library, Miss Mary Ghiselin;
Music, Mrs. j. Leighton Hubbard; Art
Miss Florence Smith: Literature. Mrs.
harrington Cabell; Current Events. Miss
5ulia Ward: Lectures, Mrs. sherley Car
YER: Civic Mrs. c. p. Shaw; Social and
Entertainments Mrs. W. II. White.
Mrs William b. Baldwin entertained on
Tuesday afternoon at her home in Ghent.
The occasion was a tea given in honor
VI Miss Katherine Myers Mrs. Baid-
kin received her guests. assisted by Mrs.
w. III Taylor ST., Mrs. Guy Davis, Miss
{ryers and Miss Virginia Watson. of
Washington. Those who served in the
lining-room were: Mrs Robert S. Bald
Kim Mrs Barton Myers, Mrs. w. Il. Har-
his. Mrs Richard Gamble, Mrs. Robert
H. Tomlin. Mrs. j Iredell Jenkins. Mrs.
Walter Fl. Taylor Jr., Miss Bessie Cham
,eriaine. Miss Alice Bidweli. of Chicago:
Hiss Emily Baker and Miss Mary Paul
foper, of Petersburg.
Miss Dennis gave card party on
Tuesday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs Herbert Drewry, at Lamberts
Point. Five-hand euchre was the game
detected to be played, and there were
hur tables. Mrs. Charles H. Wood OBJ
tained the first prize. silver FERN dist'
SIrs. E b. Hodges drew the consolation,
/, green India plate. and the ooopy.
bonbon dish. was given to Miss RldsieS,
Mrs Edward r. Baird Jr., gave de-
dshtful "at home on Tuesday afternoon
1T her home in Client. in honor of her
mother Mrs Jacob Michaux. OF Rich
mond. and Mrs. Frederick Dewey. Mrs
Baird and the guests of honor received
Hose who called, while in the dining
room Mrs g. r. Kennon presided over
The punch and those who assisted In
terving were: Mrs. Wellington Hardy
Mrs. George Roper. Mrs. f. S. Royster,
Mrs. Junius Lynch. Mrs. Guy Davis. Mrs.
/ Leighton Hubbard. afrs George Lewis.
Miss Fannie Royster, Miss Nora Serpell'
Miss Nina Johns and Misses virginia
Lynch and Virginia Hughes
AZ the. residence of Captain and Mrs.
j. b. Foster. on Chestnut Street. Berk-
lev. on Tuesday evening took place an
ante wedding reception 10 tire attendants
md friends of Mr.. j. Russell Seemer and
Miss Indie Hodges F,theridge. who were
married on Wednesday. Among the out
pf-town guests We're Miss Louise Jamea,
of Elizabeth City, n. G.; MIS- j. W..
Heemer, of Easton, Md MES Esteiie
James. Captain and Mrs. Richardson ana
Rey w. A. Christian, of Petersburg va.
me attendants there were Captain c. y.
Foster. best man; Miss Rose Etheridge,
maid of honor; Misses Mary Rogers,
Iouiso James. Estelle James. Bette
Borum. Sophie Williams. Gertrude
Hodges. bridesmaids, Messrs. Russell S.
Foster w. T. Thompson, w c. and z.
NJ. Pritchard. D. w. Lindsay and w. ".
Cox ushers
on Monday afternoon by the Great Bridge
CHAPTER. Daughters of the American
Revolution at the residence of Mrs. Will
liam w. Old. of Precursor Street Pro
gressive elithre was played. and there
were three tables. Mrs. Richard Nell
waine Jr.. received the first prize.
vase. Those playing were: Mrs Old
Mrs. Fl c. Hoggard, Mrs. Norman Bell,
AIRS. Hugh n. Page. Mrs Richard Nell
waine. Jr, Mrs ] Sidney smith Mrs.
Godfrey Morgan, Mrs. Walter ], Eliza
beth Wales. Miss Fannie Sans and
Miss Mary +. Doyle.
Miss Mary Crenshaw of Orange. Va,
Is the guest of Mrs. Petty. on Freenason
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. Mason billiard left
Saturday for trip to Florida,
Miss Melissa Payne is visiting friends
In Washington, n. c.
Mrs. Benlce, of Baltimore. Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Phillips Lee, on Var
mouth Street,
SIr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Miranda have
returned from trip to Florida
Miss Mary Rogers, OF Roanoke. who
has been the guest OF Miss Margaret Old,
on Freemason Street. !s now visiting
Mrs w. w. GwathIncy, on Butte Street
Misc Margaret stewart has returned
TO Alexandria after being ihe guest Of
Miss Nina Johns. on Botetourt Street
Miss Mary Hopkins. Who has been isis
ing MISS Mamie Tilkingon IN TorK
Street has returned 10 her home IN ri
Air, Md. accompanied by sIlsa within
son aud Miss Louise Hunter wto Nm
be the Guests of Atrs. Bradford.
Miss Guile scrpell Is whiting fr5enss
IN Philadelphia.