The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Danville Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcl,.

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DANNILLE Va. October 26.--The en-
saGement of Miss Sadie Rutherford Harvie
10 Mr.. Raymond Hall was announced We'd
hesday at cupids tea given by Mrs. Will
liar, Danie, OVERLY at her home on Main
street. The house tastefully deco
Rated with autumn leaves. while quantities
oil crimson dahlias added even more brill
liant colorins to the effect. After the
bs!de-eiect had been presented with a hand
some brooch as souvenir OF the day, guests
were invited into the dining-room, where
delicious refreshments served. The
hegrt-shaped sandwiches and Ice cream in
the forms of hearts, ornamated with tiny
es'onuncement Crimson dahlias were also
Ge6 in tho dintng-room. making vivid
vtntrepiece for a perfectly appointed table,
X one end OF which, Mrs. Cary Male. OF
Washington, poured the coffee, while at the
?ther end Mrs. j. Leonard Jennings presid-
I'd over the tea cups. The guests were
welcomed at the door by Miss Elonia Dudley
Hutchinson and were follows: Miss Lois
Conrad Miss Emma Lee Miss Mary Gravely,
Miss Henriette Anderson, Miss Annie C.
serkeiy. Miss Mary Lou Tucker. Miss Happy
Hall, Mrs. Albert Eriggs, Miss Meta Cole
NAN, Miss Maize Mills. Miss Landon Harri-
pom. Miss Wills Deuthat. Miss jamie Harvie.
Miss Martha Harvey. Miss Sarah Garrison.
Miss Lucy Bouldin. Miss Sue schoolheld,
Miss Ruth Alexander. Miss Imogen Bernard
Hall. ~ 80 ~ - : : e'''Au'
Miss Mary Fleweilen Drake. of Richmond ,
10 Mr.. James 1. Pritchett, Jr.. of Danville
vas received with much interest IN social
sircles here. where both OF the parties are
Feil known and have host of friends
Tor several years Miss Drake has been
t!sitor 70 this city, where she made herself
MANY devoted friends and admirers Mr..
eritchett Is one of the best known and
rity
Abou. fifty delegates from all pnrts of
:, attend the annual convention of the
EinEs Daughters. which conyenes here
tuesday for session OF three days Mrs
clarence Burton. OF Richmond the State
tecreiaYy, will preside, and business OF I'm
portance Will come UP for consideration and
tct!on and otfiAers. elcated for the ensuing
ladies' will be furnished in private homes
ard on Tuesday evening reception viii be
rendered them by the local circle OF Kings
Daughters al the residence of Mrs. II. L.
Boaturight.
A called meeting Of the Anne Eliza Johns
Chapter OF the United Daughters OF the
dsnee OF Mrs L. r. Harvie Main Street
The chapter decided at this meeting to
make Thursday. December 5th, an ~sndivld.
uaa etfor, day." when each member is ex-
pccted TO give one dollar made by her own
Efforts The meeting for this day viii be
hela at the residence of Mrs. Green Penn.
Holtrooke Avenue. Mrs. Bergman Green
Mrs W. D MacEill and Mrs Kirby were
HrEotnted delegates to the u, D. C. Conveu-
tion, which meets m Norfolk during Novem-
Der Mrs w. l. White, Mrs p r.. Jones
and Mrs s. Z. Hughes were elected alter
Mates.
Miss Bessie Watson is the CUES, of friends
Mrs Joseph b. Anderson has returned
from visit 10 her son, Mr.. Talbot, Ander-
son in New York.
Miss Georgia Hughes left a few days ago
ior an extended trip TO jamestown, Wash
Rgton, Baltimore and New York
Misses Frances Bendall. Garnett Ayres
sns Nellie Farrell are taking In the sights
Al the Jamestown Exposition
Mr. Turner n. Harris of the university
81 virginia Is here visit to his parents.
Ar. and Mrs. w. r. Harris.