The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
sTAUNTON SOCIAL
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sTAUNToN, VA, January lathe eie-
CANT home OF Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD
Echols presented an attractive scene
Tuesday evening when their charming
little daughter, Miss Harriet Echols. en-
tertained her little friends With
fancy costume party In honor OF her
fourth birthday. Miss Harriet proved
charming hostess In her costume, repre-
senting a butterfly. At five o'clock the
orchestra played march for the chill
dren to form in Inc to march to the
dining room. Tho hostess presided at the
head of tho table. whoh had as the CEN
terpice large cake with large red
candles, the color scheme throughout be-
Ing red Each child was given n fancy
eating apron tied with streamers. and
while the walters were serving refresh-
ments those present drank Miss Ecfols's
health. with champagne from loving
cup.
The most striking costumes were those
worn by Master Irwin Hanger. who repre-
scented Cupid. and the Masters Bell. who
were an excellent representation of Buster
Brown and Tige. Miss Harriet sproul
was pink rose; Miss Eugene sproul,
Baby Bunting: Miss Emily Biackford.
Queen OF Fairies, Miss Frances Wits.
Flower Girl; Miss Mary Holt. Puritan
Girl: Mss Anne Wilson. Little jap;
Miss Margaret Nottingham. Fan; Miss
Stanley Miller. Forget-Me-N Not: Miss Gene
Sprinkle, Queen Titania: Miss Fannie
Murray, Red Riding Hood; Miss Lillian
Haines. Little Bo-Peep Miss Catherine
Holt. Fairy: Miss Isabel sublstt. Dutch
Girl: Miss Eleanor opie. Fairy Miss Mar
garet Gordon. Spanish Lady; Mss
Eleanor surber. Queen of Hearts: Miss
Eleanor Kerr. Japanese; Miss Isabel
Glenn. Miss Pop Corn: Miss Elizabeth
Glasgow. Queen of Hearts: Miss Evelyn
Hogs Colonial Dame; Miss Agatha Alien,
Nancy Starr: Miss Elizabeth Perry. Kate
Greenway: Miss Margaret Hilleary, Jack
Frost Miss Catherine Effinger, Lily of
the Valley; and Masters William Perry.
Jr.. Clown: Barron Denny. Little Lord
Fauntleroy; Watson Gooch, Little Boy
Blue; Kenneth Mccoy; Clown: Lacy Glib
son. Page; Gilpin Wilson, MILDLY; Thomas
Woodward, Spanish Cavalier, Captain
Nelson. Colonial Gentleman; Henry War
wick. Rough Rider; Darlington Foster,
Highland Laddie; George Gordon, Napo.
leon. and Henry Miller, George WASH
inEton
There was aarse number present, both
young and old
This was the first entertainment OF the
kind given by the little people here, and
proved quite an enjoyable AFFAIR.
Mrs B. A. Mason. OF Richmond. and
her granddaughter Miss Maude Mason,
are visiting Mrs. ]. w. Keller.
Miss Florence Elder has returned from
Richmond, where she visited her aunt,
Mrs. j. n. Dooley.
Hon. and Mrs. silas Fl. Walker went
to Richmond Wednesday. where Mr..
Walker will serve during the present term
of the Legislature.
Miss Leta Watts has gone to Atlanta
to attend tho marriage Of Miss Claude
Patterson.
Miss Edward H. Fox. who was operated
on at the hospital hero for appendicitis
several days ago. Is on her way to re-
covery.
Mr.. Joseph A. waddell. clerk OF the
Court OF Appeals here. had n fall several
days ago and hurt his hand. and he is
now suffering from blood poisoning.
Captain John N opie is somewhat Inn
proved TTe was recently treated at Me-
mortal Hospital for stomach troubles.