The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-28
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NORFOLK, VA, January 2I.-Mrs
Goldsborough NJ. serpell and Misses Ser
peIi entertained number Of their friends
Tuesday afternoon Mt their home on
Duke Street. The occasion was n card
party. given In honor of their guest. Miss
May serpell. OF Louisville, Ky. Progress
sive six-hand euchre was played, and
there were nine tables. The first prize,
n pair OF candlesticks. was awarded to
Miss Lizzie PREGNANT the second, fan,
was won by Mrs. L. T. Lamb; the BOBBY,
bottle of perfume. was presented to
Miss Nellie Little. while the consolation.
n case of silver bodltins. was drawn by
Mrs. Hugh N. Page.
Mrs. Richard Mc1lwaine. Jr., was host
ess ut tho meeting Tuesday afternoon
of tho Tuesday Euchre Club, which met
Mt her home on Duke Street. Mrs. Cor
don DeCordy was awarded the first prize
an ornament, and the consolation. toast
was drawn by Mrs. William Pannill. Mrs.
McIlwaines guests were Mrs. DeCordy,
Mrs William N Waller Mrs. William w.
Gait, Mrs. s. d. Fuller, Mrs. John Reid.
Mrs. William Pannill and Mrs. Charles
i. Finch.
Mrs. John n. Sebrell, Jr., entertained
few friends at her apartments at the
Rochambeau Monday afternoon, I'm honor
of Mrs. Charles Holland. of panvlle.
There were two tables of bridge whist,
and the prize, ? bridge whist set. was
awarded to Mrs. Holland. Mrs. Sebrelfs
guests were Mrs. Richard McIlwaine, Jr..
Mrs. Charles II. Wood. Mrs. Cornelius II.
Bell, Mrs. Thomas Purdie and Miss Helen
Rogers.
Manager W. l.. Stnrke, of the Atlantic
mi n ar, Nnrdnv
ladies at a pool party, assisted by Mrs.
George L. Currier and Mrs Charles Eve
hart. Following the games q luncheon
was served in the rathskeller. The affair
was enjoyable and zest was added to the
play by the prizes offered to the most
skillful. The highest score was made by
Mrs. Frederick Stoll, who won the first
prize, n book of one of the latest literary
successes entitled THE Gambler Other
prize winners. who displayed considerable
skill. were Mrs. Morton Gordon, Mrs.
w. l.. Burrows. Mrs. Edward Spaldng,
Mrs. NJ c. Ferebee. Mrs. r. G. Davies.
DIR. Wentworth. u s. N. entertained
some young ladies on board the U. 8. N.
Franklin Tuesday afternoon. In an In
teresting manner they were shown over
the ship and all through the training
sections at st. Helena. An Informal tea
was given to them, served In the ward
room. where they wero Joined by the
officers of the ship. DR.. Wentworth's
guests were Miss Sue Young, of Wash
ington: Miss Susie Grice. Miss Jane
Nicely and Miss Amy Wentworth, of
Portsmouth.
Mrs. Edgar Nash entertained the Kali
amazoo Whist Club Tuesday afternoon
at her home In London Street. Ports
: mouth. Tho rooms We're decorated with
lars of evergreen and ferns and many
lighted tapers mounted In white. Dupl-
cate whist was played and enjoyed by
the euets, who were Mrs. Mlnetree, of
Norfolk: Mrs. Heber Cassell Mrs. John
Emmerson, Mrs. A. Butt Mrs. Gordon
Everett, Mrs. A. B. Willis. Mrs Ken
Meth Balm. Mrs. l.. p Nash. Mrs. Strib-
ling Marshall. Mrs. Duncan Wood. Mrs.
Joseph Moore and Misses Laura Trugien.
Minnie Moore Mary Emmerson, Betty
Ashton, Sally and Nanny Holiday. Eliza
beth Leigh, Lalia Plummer, Esther VIII
son and Elizabeth Nicely.
Mrs. Frank Hope entertained at her
residence Tuesday afternoon in North
Street, Portsmouth, few friends. The
tea table was presided over by Mrs.
Enmerson Smith and Misses Augusta
and Ebbellne Maupin. Annie E,mmerson
and Janey Peters assisted In serving.
Those present We're Mesdames CASTOR
Battle of Rocky Mount; Frank Croker,
lIH2aDeln Nicely. l. Il. van Patton Le-
bulon Farland, T, j. Wool. L. p. Nash
Gordon Everett. Pendleton Boatwright,
Harry Boatwrght. John Woodley, John
Ashton, o. V. Smith. Mrs w T. Tucker
and Misses Mary and Annie Bingley
Grace Boswell and Lalla Plummer
reception and banquet will be given
the Virginia Club on the evening of Feb
ruary 21st, to- which the ladies will be
Invited. The committee who have this in
charge is composed of Mr.. Floyd Hughes
DR.. Junius Lynch. Mr.. r. A. Wainwright,
Mr.. Ed May and Mr., C. ]. Collins.
Miss Sue Young. after visiting Miss
Susie Grico and Miss Jane Nicely. of
Portsmouth. has returned to her home in
Washington.
Mrs. Charles Taylor. of Portsmouth.
left SundayIor New York. From there
she will sail" to Panama to join her
husband, Captain Charles Taylor u. S.
NJ. Corps.
Miss Mary Buchenberger, of Brooklyn,