The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-25
NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, VA, February 4.-lle off
GERS OF the e. s. s. Olympia, gave n
dance on Monday afternoon on board the
ship. Tho guests were received by Mrs.
Laurence s. Adams, and among those
present: Captain md Mrs Laird, Mrs.
Clinton Il Curtis, Lcntenant-conna,i-
der and Mrs. George Clarke, Mrs. VII
lets, Mrs. Robert Stocker, Dr.. and Mrs.
Wentworth. Mrs. IElencs, Mrs. w.. y.
Kite, Mrs. William, Commander and Mrs.
Reynolds Y. Hall, Lieutenant and Mrs.
lInrycy Madison Mrs. Robert n. rliorp,
Mrs Hugh NJ. Page. Misses Willcts, Miss
Cooley. of Wcstcctater; Miss Alice Kelly,
Miss Fannie Grandy, Miss Emile Vau-
CHAN, Miss Marion Lewis, OF st. Louis:
Misses Persons. Miss Ruth Gibson, OF
Brooklyn; Miss Amy Wentworth, Miss
Brown, Constructor Adams, Paymusters,
Sandford and Harris, Ensign Halsey, En-
sign Church, Lieutenant Burchfeld, Lieu
tenant Littlcheld, Lieutenant Fairfield,
Lieutenant Fryer. DR.. Lumsden, DR..
Smith Lieutenant Rufus Zahan, Jr.,
lieutenant Smith and Lieutenant Mil
ton Reid.
Mrs. William w. Gait entertained the
members of the Tuesday Euchre Club On
Tuesday afternoon at her home. on Free
q green Indian inayonase bowl, was
awarded to Mrs. William ". Waller and
the consolation. n plate. was drawn by
Mrs. william Pannill, while at the other
Miss Gussie Newton received a gold hat
pin as the first prize. and the consola-
ton, plate, was cut by Mrs. Robert
Baldwin. Mrs. Cats guests were Mrs.
Gordon DeCordy, Mrs. William Waller,
Mrs. William Pannill Mrs. Paul Howard,
Mrs. $. d. Fuller. Mrs. John Reid. Mrr.
Richard. Mc1lwainc. Jr., Mrs. Robert
Baldwin, Mrs. Corbin Waller. Mrs. Hugh
G. Whitehead, Miss Gussie Newton, Miss
Lille Howard and Miss Mae Selden.
Miss Anna Walls entert Nled at n
luncheon on Monday morning at her
horne in Middle Street Portsmouth. 1t
was given in honor of Miss Florence Bed
ford, of Richmond Va. yellow was
the color used in the decoration anc
golden yellow ionquils formed the centre
piece for the table. while the place
cards bore the same flowers hand paint
ed. The guests were Miss Florence Bid
good. Mrs. Duncan Wood, Mrs Strhling
+ Marshall Mrs. Goodrich Hatton. Misses
Ebbellne Maupn, Elizabeth Hatton. Sally
Hoiiaday. Amy Watts. Margaret Maupin.
Messrs. Barraud and Mat Leigh Waits
Mrs. william Mel Moore entertained
mt cards on Tuesday afternoon at her
f nome on e1Ork CeSen-tlaTu eucllre
WAS played and Mt one table the highest
score was made by Mrs. j. Duncan Pull
Ter. who received q brass candestrk
while at the other Mrs. r. X. Kenuons
was the most fortunate and received II
Dutch vase.
Misses jamie and Lucy Browne enter
tanned on Tuesday afternoon Mt their
home. on Frcemason Street. The occasion
WAS a card party in honor Of Mrs. Will
IL. lIa., aud Nv
lie Boglie. of Baltimore. The rooms were
decorated with palms and pink roses,
the color scheme being pink and the
tailics were pink roses. Euchre was
played and the first prize. fan. was
awarded TO Mrs. Charles III. Wood; the
second. a green India plate. was won
by Miss Jennie Borun.
Mrs. Robert Stocker gave an "at home"
on Tuesday afternoon AT her nome at the
navy ward In honor OF Mrs Victor Blue.
Ia the reception room marigolds and
palms were used. In the library red car
nations and palms. and IN the dining
room pink tulips and mignonette were
the decorations. Mrs. Stocker received
her guests between the hours of 4 and
s. assisted By Mrs. Blue and Mrs. Petty
Harrington. Mrs. Tench TIIghani pre-
sided over the punch, and Mrs. Laird
served the tea, while the others III the
dining-room were Mrs. l. S. Kite. Mrs
O'Lcary. Miss Ethel Harrington, Miss
Grace Willets. Miss Molly SIflligan and
Miss Laura Mitchell.
Mrs. Percy Stephenson gave card
party on Monday afternoon at her home
on Frcemason Street, In honor of Mrs.
Charles MacGill. of Baltimore. There
were four tables OF fivc-hand cuchre.
and the first prize. brass candcstck.
was awarded TO Miss Elijah Taylor.
who presented II to Mrs. Macgill. TIE
booty. a burnt leather card case, was
given TO Mrs. Nathaniel Beainan. and the.
consolation, gold comb. was drawn by
Mrs. Joseph Walton.
Mrs. Milton Elliott gave box party at
the matinee at the CRANKY Theatre on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Nir-
.;inia Hughes. After the performance
AR. Elliott entertained his guests Mt his
apartments at the Tazewell building.
A theatre party at the matinee at the
Granny Theatre on Tuesday was that
given by Mrs. Cecil Billips in honor of
her sister Mrs. Lillian Smith, of Balti-
more.
Miss Kate pinney. of Ottawa. Canada.
Is tho guest of Mrs. John y. Greene,
on Bous Street.
Captain and Mrs. Dcnsle Mahan have
gone to Washington.
Mrs Charles Reid has returned to Bal
tmore. after being the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. II. Garrett Smith, at the
Tazcwel building.
Mrs. Robert w. Hunter has returned
to Alexandria,. after being the guest
OF Mrs. i. d. Tucker, on College Place.
Grace Terry, of Bent Mountain, is the
Eucst OF Miss Prith Greene.
Miss Lady Hobson and Miss Mary Nc
Intosh Wright, OF Goochland. are visit
ing Mrs. William B. Baldwin. in Client.
Mrs. 1. NJ. st. John, of Fredericksburg,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wallace
Starke, In Client.
Mrs. John n. Sebrell, .Jr., is visiting
relatives in CORTLAND, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccullough have
gone to New York.
Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake IS visiting
friends in Richmond.
Miss Mary Smith, OF Philadelphia. is
the guest of Miss Ellen Bell. on Butte
Street.
Miss Leah Taliaferro, OF Gloucester.