The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

NORFOLK. VA, January 20.-The
Tuesday Afternoon Euchre Club held q
meeting Tuesday with Mrs. s. D. Fuller,
at her home on College Place. Mrs. VIII
liam Pann!lls score being the highest,
was awarded the first prize, q plate. and
the consolation, fern. was cut by Mra.
Gordon DeCordy. Those playing wero:
Mrs. Paul Howard, Mrs. Gordon DeCordy.
Mrs. William w. Gait, Mrs. e. L. Du-
Barry, Mrs. John F. Reid, Mrs. William
Pannill and Mrs. William N. Waller.
A luncheon was given Tuesday evening
by Mrs. P. H. Harrington at her home
in the maynard, Portsmouth, to her
guest, Mrs Hovey, OF Portsmouth, n. II.
The table was decorated with pink car
nations. and covers were laid for twelve.
Mrs. Harringtons guests We're: Mis-.
Hovey, Mrs Wadhams, Mrs. Laird. Mrs.
G. p. Shaw Mrs. Willets. Mrs. Pauld-
ing, Mrs. Denis Mahan, Mrs. Barton
Myers, Mrs. Laura Der. Henry, Mrs,
Charles Eldrldge and Mrs Greene.
Miss Nan Freeman gave seven-hnnd
euchre party Tuesday morning at her
home on York Street The first prize, \
pack OF cards, was awarded to Mrs.
Thomas Starke. and the BOBBY, n box
of candy, was given to Miss Mary Roys-
ter. Miss Freeman's guests were Mrs.
Thomas Starke, Miss Henrietta Costn.
of Pittsburg. Pa; Miss Elizabeth Bow
dom. Miss Carolyne Cohn, Miss Kathe-
rine Newbill and Miss Mary Royster.
Miss Mary Lou Cooke entertained Tues
day evening at her home on Butte Street.
The occasion was q progressive dinner
party, given in honor of Miss Fannie
Grandy. who is one OF this seasons most
attractive debutantes. There were five
tables, with covers laid for six at each.
These were all decorated differently. the
center pieces being Of American beau
ties, yiolets, marigolds, matdenhai- ferns
and sweet peas. At each the men
changed tables.
Mrs. Harvey Madison gave a bridge
whist party Monday afternoon at her
apartments at the Atlantic Hotel. Those
present We're: Mrs Victor Blue, Mrs.
Lawrence T. Adams, Mrs. "A. c. Dillns-
ham, Mrs. r. T. Thorpe. Mrs. Forney
Reese, Mrs. Carey B. Weston. Mrs. Gin
ton K. Curtis and Miss Louise DuBarry
The Misses Harrington gave card
party Monday evening at their home at
the navy-yard, in honor of their guest
Miss Hovey, of Portsmouth. N. II. Five
hundred was played, and the lady's first
prize was won by Miss Brown, while the
genteman's first prize was awarded to
Lieutenant Rhea. The boobies were given
to Miss Ruth Gibson, OF Brooklyn, and
Lieutenant Lewis
An oyster roast was given Saturday Mt
Cape Henry by the resident specialists
of the l., r. and o. Society In honor of
the visiting physicians and their wives
Those who composed the party wera:
DIR. and Mrs McCaw, of Watertown, N
j.; DR.. and Mrs. Berens. of New YORK:
DIR. and Mrs. Bench, Of New York; DR..
and Mrs. Harry L. Myers. DR.. and Mrs.
Wilson Z. Driver, DR.. and Mrs. Wilson.
DIR. and Mrs. b. r. Kennon, Colonel r.
H Saunders, of Washington; pr. II. Q.
Rick, Of Baltimore and DR.. George A.
Rem.
Mrs. Victor Blue has issued invita-
lions to a bridge whist party for satur-
day afternoon at her home on YORK
Street.
Mrs. Smith A. stanfleld has issued In
yitatlons to a card party; Tor FRIDAY
afternoon at her homo on York Street.
Mrs. o. BYRD Bldwell will give an ar
ternoon tea on Friday afternoon from
to c, at her home In Client, n honor
of her sister. Miss Bdwell OF Chlcaso'
and Miss Fannie Grandy.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Finch lertf Wednesday
for trip to North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards Rohr have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
guests OF the Monticello,
Mrs. Hovey and Miss Hovey, OF Forts
mouth N H., are guests OF MIS- :. "a IA.
Harrington and the Misses Harrington
at the nayy-yard.
Or. George Rothgauger. y. 8, NJ, has
returned from trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs, Nan Wood ard Mrs. Word Wood,
of North Carolina are expected to-mor-
row to be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II, Wood, on Tazewell Street.
Miss Virginia Willis is visiting rela-
tives In Philadelphia
Mrs Conway Whittle has returned 70
Staunton, after being the guest OF MISS
Fannie Sans, on Boush Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Brooks Johnston en-
tertainea few friends at bridge whist
"Wednesday evening at their their a hone tboa N
playing were. Captain and Mrs a. q.
Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs A. Gordon
Jones. Mrs. r, n. Thorpe and MI. How
ard Shield.
Dr. and Mrs. Mccaw. who have been
guests Of DR.. and Mrs, Harry y. Myers
In Ghent, left yesterday for WATERFOWL,
N. Y. sss
MIG. I,ass,a Merritt left this morning