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CARD PARTY FRIDAY II MORNING N ( R n
Many Richmond -lc,ItlI People Are Are
Present and Others Are
Rapidly Coming.
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" SWEET csIfALYBEATf1,yA !, July 2 81
THE crowd Is rapidly arriving, Old Chnly-
3beate families who como back year q ~ 81
8ler year, sure OF a hearty greeting from
friends Of long standing, With q plentiful lli'
sprlnkling Fof new people, who are met
with that cordial hospitality which gives
10 tho sweet chaly bcatc It's distinctive ~;
charm. 2{2S5 "A ' lS i{ NJ q
Tho week has fairly bristlcd with en-
gtertatnmer,ts, none Of which were more
delightful than dinner party given sby
Misses Clare Blerne and Mary & II ickok
Of Richmond, In honor Of Miss Bessie
Thompkns who ID spending tho summer
I! .'Enrlhlrst. Il Around the 5An owy board,
daintily garnished with flowers, were
+ seated Mrs. st. n George Anderson, Misses
Cecil * Bierne, EIlckok, and Thompklns;
Mcssrs. Alex. Weddell and Isaac Daven-
port, OF Richmond; Mr.. Algie $Chalmlers
Z OF Alexandria, Mr.. Johns of Norfolk land
! Or. Russell Cecil. E. n "a a
s58 AT d card party on Friday morning the
ladies' prize, beautiful Sworkbag was
4 won by Miss Tucker, Of 81 Danvill!e, and ana
Mr. Howard Taylor, ot Suffolk, bore q way
+ the gentlemcns prize which was q hand and
on this occasion were the Misses Rice,
! 3. Houston Tex; Lucy Thorn. Of Nor
8iolk,5 Elizabeth Wheat, Y OF sg Richmond;
Louise Fitzgerald, Of Houston, Tex; Lot
lie Hnrlowe, 81 Alexandria, Sadie Shel-
tall, of Savannah. Ca; Gslcski, Of Riclt--y
niond Mrs. Cia1eski, OF r lchmond NJ essrs
Lilliston, ohm -. Ia lor, and Howard r.
Taylor. of Suffolk Reid, ! Of New York;
Gran, OF Il Pittsburg. Pa; Hundley5 and g az
Galcski, OF Richmond. y @
8$ Mr.. Reid, OF New York gave a charm
Ing coaching party 70 the White sulphur r
on Tuesday. The affair was c fa peroned
BY Mrs. Reid. d d e New FORK. and MRS.
Rice. OF Houston, Tex. Another party
on the same day, with Beaver Dam q Fails ,'ll
as the objective point. was co H1poEed Of
Misses Libby Ice and Louise Fitzgerald.
+ OF Houston. r ex.: and Marie Burwell. OF
Jacksonville, Fla; Mr.. John 3. 55$f ylor,
Mr. Howard Tay lor and Mr.. LII lston, Of
Suffolk 5 e :i$s 4 III
~ A mos delightfully."- Informal card party
4 was given some days ago In honor Of
4 Miss ELLA BinforIi,5 OF Richmond. The
fact that the prizes were prod uced from
tho needle OF q lady whose work is the
adthiration and envy OF tho feminine con-,
tingent& added zest to the game. and It
was after a hard fought loa tile that Miss
Binford was announced the winner. The
consolation fell BY a lucky cut to Miss
Mary Tucker. sl AZ sSS3 7. q ~
, It ~ a. fitting tribute 10 ona whose at
tractlve personality and sweet winning
f nanners has made for her a host Of
friends that Mas Binford's birthday.
which came on wednesday. was made
a gala day. There was a card party In
the ballroom In the morning, the players
being Misses May and Carrie Hoy, OF
Charleston. w. Va: Lucy Thorn, Annie
Thom,j and Emily Taylor, OF ia Norfolk;
Libby Rice, Louise Fitzgerald, Elizabeth
Fitzgerald. and Mamie Bolts. of Eious-
ton, Tex. jamie Wingo, Ella Bnford,
Elizabeth Wheat. and Mary Hickok. Of
Z Richmond: Reid, OF Oklafona Harlowe
OF Alexandria Hume. OF Portsmouth;
Burwell. Of Jacksonville. Fla; and Bayly,
{ OF New Orleans. and Mcssrs. Hirschfeld.
Humidity. and Tonge. Of Richmond; Fade
ley, Laird. Hoy, and Sterrett. OF Char
lesion w. Va; Grant. OF Ioittsburg. Pa.:
Howell, Algie, G Chalmers, and David Chal-
mers, OF Alexandria,; John B. Ia ylors and
! Lilliston, OF Suffolk; Raid. OF New Y ork :;
4 Crawford, of Louisville, KY; Hume, Of
Portsmouth, and DIR. Cecil, OF Rlcl1mond;
Miss Phillips. of Richmond; and Mr.. Reid,
of Oklahoma, kept the tallies, and award
ed the first prize, a gold hatnin. to Miss
guest OF honor prize. which was also a
shatpin. was presented TO Miss Binford,
while Mr.. William Yonge. OF Richmond,
received a little gold stickpIns for the
highest score among the men. Miss Bin
fords own contribution to the pleasure Of
Il the day came Immediately after this
card party when the folding doors con-
meeting the ballroom and the parlor
were thrown open, disclosing what ap-
peared to be n large birthday cake ablaze
with candles. Upon closer observation
there was discovered a string for each
guest the discovery being followed by,
shrleks OF laughter the cake gave up
Its contents. and tin horn. a drum, a
woolly dog or some equally fascinating
toy was found on the end OF the string.
+ Tho climax Of the most enjoyable day,
4 however, was a party In the evening,
given by Miss Binford's Texas friends
Misses Libby Rice, Mamie Bolts. Louise
and Elizabeth Fitzgerald, The summer
house was attractiyely lighted by Japan
csc lanterns, and there was a real Birth
day cake and delicious punch with which
to drink the health Of the charming guest
and equally charming hostesses,
Among the weeks arrivals are; O. Nv.
Liggett. washington, D. c.; 3, s. How
ell L, ~. Howell. Mrs D. j. Howell
Alexandria; Miss Bnlily W. Taylor. Mrs.
Washington Taylor, Miss Lucy Thorn.
Miss Annie Thorn, Norfolk; Miss Eliza
beth Wheat, Miss Sarah Rut herford. Miss
u. M. Rutherford, Mrs.alrYlng l. Bey-
sredge, Miss Lenda n. Bcveredge, Miss
Elizabeth Beveredge, Miss Annie John
son. Richmond 4 Rev. p, &. Lynch. Alex
andria; Rev. George Floyd Rogers. Coy,
ington; Joe Perrin. Mrs, Joel Perrin F'e
,Rlchmond, II, II 3, Laird, Yrgnlah st,
George NJ Anderson. Richmond; Miss
Mary Parrish, Baltimore, Nd; a. 9,
Chalmers, Alexandrlai1 Frank Holmes,
Mrs. Holmes. Alexander W, Weddell,
Washington. p, CT; George g, H = rsnl
washington, ID. CT; Miss Virginia caper-
ton, Newport News; Mrs Philip Pow
Hiss JAMIE Wingo, Richmond
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