The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Parsons, who had 10 dellshtfully enters ~
tanned the guests, IL slls5s Ell SsS S5
Strawridc ~ Moonlight

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Strawride BY M oonlight.S
" This Holly ride was the feature % tues.
tt1ay5 evening. Tho moon shone almost Q I
Its full, and thero was no rain ms
lads and lassles In the two wagons sang an
3in great glee Wont &c Home ,l :,
Morning, although Mrs Anoarr \, my "
Mrs Parker. the two chaper,o'ns. su'ueu
them there and to a.'watermelon cut! ms n
#orl the Ihotelslawr,s exactly alto P,& Ms
Up-to-D Date Auction.
FIN An auction WAS held iii the hotsl rotu l1tla
on "Wednesday, which outrlvnlled MI pas g
sva,,1,,c ia les OF, record. Those attend
B,nr, Iyn,.e not only entertained by an
exuberatice OF verbosity on the part Of
tho auctioneer, 5but were Furnished sine
cash to bidBwith as we'll. With fate g =
Epropltlous, there could be y nothing NV 'Is
smiles and satisfaction, even so my
fad ed away as assuperbly lnbeled pom potl
box, or dainty RI tied pack age Was
found to contain only a2crllde -.
the National fruit Of "Ould Erin, q s 8
Cho,, bouquet. Some Of the purcha-sseas.
proved most ludicrous. as was attesitted
Sby gentleman, who, bidding for e pack Is
age which the auotioneer announced % g
feel and smell like goldfish found. IN ms Ms
! possession an art icle lof aides wearing
apparel, q Mr. Fl. X. franklin, OF Hicn-
nnond 5,who Kindly acted as auc t q ~
for the OCCASION was SO pleased WITH tn. 7. ms
Quick -snles and prompt pay 1len1t"s, &tha va
ahe thinks Of adopting this new method
i In his real estate business in#the future.
Eyer-P Popular D onkey Party
Miss lena Massio gave a donkey party
on Thursday evening, which was much
enjoyed by young and old, There We're
the usual wild 3nsdnlculations made
M the blind folded players and @subse-
5uuent# confusion when the bandage was
removed. Three prizes were given u yS
Miss Massle ~ the ladies n first prize ~
handsome silver paper knife, being 4wo
by Mrs. TIppetts.S Mr.. Rudolph Brauelr'8 4,
captured the &gentlemen's first prize, q
pretty Epaperweigh t.3 B The sf BOBBY "a prize |.
was awarded Charles Tlppetts, who came
the widest OF eS4nlarkg and pinned we
tall some yards from her donkeyshn1i;p,
Tie first OF the regular =, II
dances Will he given on August go.
a ia,,t +wa hundred have been
sent out. & 4l .S i85 " . s45 ], !. - ii
Among the-sreoent- arr! walls are NJ T. I'LL
TX FRANKLIN I, Mrs.$ Franklin Mr. Caar-s
er,ce \ Flanklin,s Miss TIilda amman man,
Mrs. NJ. r. Hawkes. Mr.. g. Brouer,3i
Mr.. Rudolph l3rauer. NJ lss Flsie l3rauer h
MI. Ia. ii. framing, II Walling, Mr. Jos II
,stunpf, Mr. Town send A. Parsons, Me- nj
NJ. E. iAncarrow, Mr.. NJ, Massle O., y anu 7!
daughter, Of Richmond; Mrs Va :! H.
Lane and two daughters, Misses 1850 s Ju y
and Florence; Mr.. r. Jone \: ~ III 8.
w Vaughn, Of Petersburg; Mr.. D. Ca
svme. North Carolina, and DR.. Craig $Eg-
giles TOM Amelia. II s5I5 53 N Y. ( t5.
Personal Mention.
- "A Tridav
Jfor Muncie,$ Ind where she will spend
. month With her brother, Mr.. ~ Y.
Northern. After leaving Muncie, sheHwilll
visit Lexington, Va, for O. few weeks
Mrs. =. T.. Northern Is In licking ton, Al.
spending the summer with relatives ana '1l
friends. III II X.
4 Mrs, IS. il. owens and her sons, Mas $
lters Irvine and Wizard Owens, are SPEND
fng the summer . al N. Hen q MARY me
home Of Mrs. Douglas Terrill:. Cheny In ~!
Louisa county. ij .s. ~ \, t.S 8s ,s
Mrs John randolph Tucker. With her
daughters, Mrs. W.t5P. Mcclure, 81 WIZ III
chester, Va; Mrs. Gertrude Tucker Logan 81 J.
and Mrs Morgan Pendleton OF I 4',7:
ton, Va, are spending August at tl AZ ~:
3lantic City is8 III # ~
d : i
az (! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. snlalln.an
have gone to spend some time ct sara sara.
toga, N. Y. s8i t.sl
Miss Pearl v. Clayton. Of Broad Street
road, left Friday, chaperoned BY Mr..
ana Mrs Reuben Andrews, Of No. Ola
North Eighth Street, for Washington and
Baltimore; thence BY water to Norfolk tt'll
and the Virginia seaside. d a
Miss Helen Hayes has returned after
d pleasant trip Of three weeks at Nor
folk, Ocean View, and Pine Beach.
Misses Marian and Laura Carney left
Springs, N. c. They have recently, been
members Of a house party Mt the homo
+ OF Mr.. j. w. Heptinstall, near Panacea.
Miss Elise Jones, Of North TarYie
Street, has returned to the city after Q
edslipht fuI l,ylsit To her amt ~ Mrs. fired