The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
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Mr.. Ficlds.s Baldwin, T1r. r. II. Johnson,
Mr. ! !, Nynlter ohnsot, and Mr.. Preston.
=. Melita Wilson wan hostess to the
q ldlors Friday afternoon. Six
lln y sn.iclire was pinyed and delightful
shnents were served. AZ dozen
young girls shared the hospitality Of
tlo ldlcrs, thereby adding to their pleas
urc OIL this occasiofi.t
me INST dance to be given at tho Co.
gtlllon Club Hull was danced Tuesday
evening :. The Ashmcad building Is togbe,
transformed Into an annex to the West
< Ena Hotel. and the dances given by tho
cub in the future will tnke place In the,
MOTEL dining room, tho floor oftwficn lis
to DO put into shape for the purpose:
the piano and other club furniture VIII
be moved to the hotel.
Miss Eleanor Scott, the latest addition
to tho r. q. q. Club, entertained tho
club at ~ charming |. Buster Brown" party
Saturday Mt her homo near Rndffsd, tho
occasion being her sixteenth birthday.
Miss Mary Baldwin received the prize
for making tho greatest number orr words
from the words Buster Browrl''-a benu-
ttful hand-pntnted calendar representing
Buster and Tlge In characteristic posc.Eit
y Pinning on Busters tie was anQther
contest, Miss 1delle Scott winning the
prize, a box OF scnndy. also. representing
Buster and Tige In water colors. Each
guest was given IA beautiful souvenir
Buster and Tige.. done In water colors
by the talented hostess. Out-of-door
games and dainty refreslimcnt completed
the programme.
a number OF young people from East
Bessie Hawkins at her home near Dublin.
Friday evening. Tho lower floor Of the
house was decorated III pink and white
carnations and smiluX. The hostess
wore white lace oyer pink taffetn, ana
was assisted insreceiying by Miss french.
Keister, OF Radford. who wore white
chiffon over pink. Mrs Frank Askew,
of Pulnski City, presided Mt the punch
bowl. At n late hour refreshments were
served in the dlning-room. About lor.s
guests were present.
Mrs. II. NJ. Turner returned MONDAY
from visit OF several weeks to relattVes
In Lynchburg.
Mrs. Samuel Bentley Is visiting at her
old home In New Jersey. Mr.. Hentlye.
who is ono OF the best pipe foundry men men
In the country, Is at Reading, Pa, gls sil.
instruction In the best nethods Q! mat aal !
ufacturing pipe.
feriny with rheumatism for some tliha'
has gone to Hot Springs. Ark. for MS
health. c.n.u.
Department, washington, is IN cai'tori''a
on a vacation.
Mrs. sara Preston has been III ut her
home in East Radford for tho last. TWO Wv
weeks.
Mr.. stockton Heth, Jr.. has returned
from visit to his parents at Washins'
ton.
Mrs. Frank Campbell visited her new
( granddaughter. little Miss Campbell. the
first OF the week.
{ Miss Mary Belle Scott Is at home from
istonewall Jackson Institute on a short
visit.
Mrs. Garvin is very i'll at the home
of her daughter Mrs. Taylor Martin, on
Grove Avenue. Her son, Mr.. David Gar
win. of Bluefield. is at her bedside.
Rev. D. 8. Fox has purchased the flour
mill at New River from General G. c..
Wharton and intends Installing up-to-date
machinery.
a pretty hirthday, party was given By
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Caldwell Thursday after
noon in honor OF the ninth birthday OF
her little daughter, Lorena. Games were
played and elaborate refreshments were
served A large number of little maids
were in attendance.