The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
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| NORFOLK. syA.. March ia card
patty wGs B"ssey at ar hons
ut Rlverview in honor OF her niece. Miss
Mowery. of Morristown. N. J; Progress
| sve four-hnnd euchre was played, and
'1a os 81 suGs nc c is 's won
buckle. Mrs. Alfred Clay received tho
drew the consolatlon. a Dresden hair
receiver, which she presented to Miss
Mowcry Pop kisses" favors were given
to each guest. and Mrs. steelman. OF
| Chicago. received potted pcn:ut for
Keeping the score.
Mrs. Frank Mccullough entertained at
luncheon Tuesday afternoon at the Coun.
iry Club In h9 nranr OF Mrs. A Mrh Ms s.
| cuilough's guests were: Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs.
Barton Myers. Mrs a. a. Mccullough,
Mrs Robert Baldwin and Miss McCul-
| Tough.
| who during the Spanish American War
was In charge Of the steam engineering
department ut this navy-yard; accom-
| Passed Assistant John Smith. U s. N.
spent Monday here renewing old nc
| quaintances.
Tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| evening in Portsmouth OF n reunion OF
| friends and the members of the family.
The. occasion was the celebration OF the
golden Wedding q Mr. and p, Mrs n1ung
March o.. 1856. Mr.. Young. was born at
| warwick on tho James, the family
seat. four miles below Richmond He
s-..- 4. -
quirer. the organ Of the Confederate gov
l.ernment from about 1s4s to the dcstruc
tion OF Its plant In 1865. at the evacua
ton OF the city. when he came to Ports
It's, business manager. He married Car
rio Elithia. daughter OF James Sivells
and Jeanette Richmond. OF Norfolk;
meeting on. Monday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Barnett.
Of Fairfax Avenue. The subject studied
was ''Eroica. which Beethoven de ,d
Allen. of Philadelphia. played the violin
Those presen. were: Mr.. md Mrs. Joseph
Il. Naugebauer. DR.. and Mrs. Vicar. Mr..
and Mrs. w. g. swartz. Mr.; and Mrs.
j. Adams. Mrs.. Robert l.. Payne, Mrs.
John B. Jenkins. Miss Lucia Smith. Miss
fIumphries. OF Canada, and Miss Allen.
Thurston, on Tuesday evening in "The
Triumph of Betty" the members OF the
Pickett Buchanan Chapter, U. d. C.. ac-
cepted a box. which was occupied by
Mrs. Nathaniel Beaman. Mrs. T. s Gar
nett Mrs Thomas A. Bain Mrs. Geoffey
Morgan. Miss Gwinn Morgan and Miss
Margaret Pannill.
The entertainment of the Woman's
Club occurred Monday afternoon at the
OF Philadelphia. gave nm address on her
travels in the Philippines and Japan
After the address Miss Allen accom-
panied by. Mrs. j. Leighton HUBBARD on
violin. Tea was served and the COM
snifttee was composed of Mrs William H.
White. Mrs. Caldwell Hardy. Mrs. Frank
GEORGE E. M ksd and Aaam Misses resdy Julia a and
Messrs. Gillian Of New Jersey. gave
an oyster roast Monday at Cape Henry.
Otto d. Heissenbuttel. Miss Mary Bull.
Miss Susan Priest, Miss Louise Sheldon.
Miss Anna Stewart. Mr.. Fenton Priest
and Mr. Alfred Day:
Mrs. George IL Whitehurst, who has
been visiting friends in Maryland and
Pennsylvania. has returned home.
= Mrs: Susan 81 stselnan. Of Ghicngo. is
c6rnick. on York Street:
Miss Harrelf. of Murfreesboro, n. c.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Isaac Wake, |
on Yarmouth Street.
Williams. who have been in New Or |
leans attending the Mardi Gras. have
returned home.
Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake has re-
turned from visit to friends in Rich
mond. So
Miss EN-. Holland OF Suffolk, who
has been visiting. Mrs. William r.
Butcher at Riverview, is now the guest
OF her aunt. Mrs. T. A. Jones, on York
Street. "a
Miss Marie Aida Gorter Of Baltimore,
is the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. J.. Lee
land Boush. on College Place.
Miss Elizabeth Allen. OF Wake Forest.
N. c., Is visiting her cousin, Miss Eliz-
abeth Dunn. and Mrs. Herbert Drewry.
at Lamberts Point.
Mrs. c. W. Doughtie. who has been
visiting friends in Richmond, has re-
Mrs. Robert NJ. Hughes is visiting rela-
tives In Williamsburg.
Mrs. Herbert Drewry. who has been
visiting, friends in Richmond, has re-
turned home. =
Miss Florence MILAN, OF Springfield.
Mass. who has been visiting In tho
city, has returned home.