The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
NORFOLK
SOCIETY
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NORFOLK, VA, March g. Tho sub
scription card party given ut the Ghent
club ON Monday afternoon by the ladies'
OF the Hebrew Benovelent Society, for
the benefit of the charity fund. was a
SUCCESS. There were thIrty-slx tables,
which were divided into four sections,
two OF whist and two Of cuchrc. AT
cuchrc, the first prizes, brass oval
plaque and an embroidered centrepiecc,
were awarded to Mrs. II. Westheimer and
Mrs. FISCHER; the second, reflector,
and half dozen Mexican doles, were
won by Mrs. Jake Heller. and MIS-. Alder.
ofNAlabarna. The consolation. a plaque,
was drawn by Mrs A. Browne. AT whist
Miss Jennie Salomonsky received a re-
naissance collar and Miss elsie Bennett
o. picture as the first prize, and the Sc
Cond an ornament and rhine stone como,
were won by Mrs. a. Gerst, while the
consolation, a gilt pin tray, was cut by
Miss Corienne Stern. of Philadelphia. The
score was kept by Miss Hilda Frank,
Miss Julia Saunders, Miss Fannie Cold
smith. Miss stella frankfurt, Misses --.-
die and Clara Goodwin, Miss Sadie Wei
sci and Miss Vera Kahn.
This affair was given under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Morris Brandt, Mrs I. Alder.
Mrs. Caesar Hofheimer. Mrs. Moses stern,
Mrs. Morris Brandt, Mrs. /. Adler, Mrs.
Benjamin Hofheimer and Mrs. j. w. Spa
CAT.
Mrs. Frank Whiting gave a seven-hand
euchre party on Monday afternoon at
her apartments in the Holland. There
were three tables, and the prizes. which
were all leather engagement pads with
silver pencils, were won by Mrs. c..
Brooks Johnston. Mrs. Charles Slaugh-
ter and Miss Eta Smith. while the con-
solution, sweet-grass basket, was drawn
It Nru I.,, -t.t
guests were. Mrs. c. Brooks Johnston,
Mrs. Floyd Hughes, Mrs Fred. NJ Kill
man, Mrs. Victor Blue, Mrs. A. Gordon
Jones. Mrs. Andrew S. Browne, Mrs. For
ney Reese, Mrs. John Nichol, Mrs VIII
liam a. Thorn, Mrs. John C. Qui,nby, Mis-
Percy Stephenson. Mrs. William II.
White. Mrs. a. A. Tunstal, OF Washing
ton, Mrs. Charles Slaughter Mrs. r. b.
Cooke. Mrs. Thomas ii. Kensett. Mss
Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Caroline Walters,
Miss Eta Smith, Miss Mamie Kensett
and Miss Marie whiting.
Mrs. Gordon DeCordy entertained the
members OF her card club on Monday
afternoon at their home, on York Street.
eeyen- hand euchre Was played and there
were two tables. with prizes for each.
AT one, the first prize, lace HANDKERCHIEF,
was awarded TO Mrs. S. ID. Fuller. and the
consolation, Il work bag, was drawn by
Mrs. William W. Gait, while at the other,
the first prize, n Battenburg centreptece,
was won by Mrs. William Taylor Ham.
and the consolation. plant, was cut by
Mrs. j. w. Kete. Miss Miriam wilkinson
received a collar tor keeping score.
Mrs. c. j. Hargraves gave card party
on Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Boisscvain avenue. Five-hand euchre was
played. and there were seven tables. Mis-.
John Nichoi received the first prize. cut
glass bomb dish; Miss andrew the sec
ond. silver iadle. and the consolation
was drawn by Miss Helen Willis. OF cam
bridge Md.
Miss .Abbie Clark gave an lat home" on
Tuesday afternoon to Miss EIoise VII
liams. Miss Lucy Lamb and Miss jose
phine Clark, at her residence on Fairfax
avenue Those who called were receive
by the guests OF honor. while in the dining
room those who assisted in serving were:
Misses Susie Slaughter. Mary Ethel lot
tnghnm, Lucretia DeJarnette and Lucy
Lamb.
Mrs J. leighton HUBBARD entertained
on Tuesday afternoon at her homo. on
Grace Street The occasion was a progress
slve five-hand euchre party. Miss Louise
DuBarry, who received the greatest num-
Der of punches. received the frst prize. u
piece of pottery, and the BOBBY. u paper
weight. was given to Mrs. Robert Bald
win. while the consolation, a flower holder
of Chinese pottery. wash cut by Miss Ma
bel vaughsn. The score was kept by
Misses Annie and Carrie Voight -. ss
Fannie Grandy, Miss Lucrece Goodwin,
Miss Ella Waddy and Miss katherine
Myers. Immediately after the card party.
Mrs. William Lauder and Mrs. HUBBARD
gave an informal tea. They were assist
I'd In serving their guests by the debu-
tautes and the tea was poured by Miss
Louie Taylor.
Mrs. John +. Reid entertained at cards
on Tuesday morning at her home on West
over Avenue. There were three tables
OF hve-hand euchre and the first prize.
brass jardinere, was awarded 10 Mrs.
Edward May. while the consolation. a
lace handkerchief. was drawn by Mrs.
Wallace w. Starke.
Miss Sue Spillman has returned to Rich
mond. after.a visit to her brother. Con-
structor John Spillman, at the Misses
Biacknails. in Butte Street.
Mrs. Frank Coe. of West Point, NJ y,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Fergus
Reid, in Client.
Mrs. Emma Wilson, of Massachusetts,
is the guest of Mrs. William r. Flourncy.
in Client.
Miss Helen Willis. of Cambridge. Nd,
who has been visiting Miss Ruth Wilson,
on Granny Street, is now the guest of her
aunt Mrs. Helen NJ. Browne, in Client.
Mrs. Watson has returned to Danviile,,
after being the guest of Mrs. E. T. Lamb,
In Client.
Miss Victoria Parks, of Washington, is
the guest of Mrs. Victor Parks in Client.
Miss Florence TAFT has returned to
"Spring Gardens Amherst county, after
a visit to relatives In Norfolk Mr.. and
and Mrs. Robert TAFT Uer at Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. Charles MacGill, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Caldwell Hardy, In
Client, has returned to Baltimore.
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