The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
RECEPTION At
WOMAN s CLUB.
Miss Minnie Bronson Gives In.
teresting Talk on Sociology
i'll Norfolk.
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EN1ERTAlNs SEWING CLUB
Miss Louise Jones Hostess to
Pleasant Company at Her
Yorll-Strcet Home.
.ENTERTAlNs SEWING CLUB

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= NORFOLK. VA, March 1.-The Lenten
season has had its quieting effect on thu
social whirl. The afternoon reception OF
the Womans Club was unusually delight-
full. Miss Minnie Bronson. Of New York,
who has charge of the Department of Sc
cial Economy at the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton. gave an interesting talk on. 'soct :.
ooEy." Mrs. Parsons. of New York, pres
ident OF the International Children's Farm
Association, was also present and spoke
on the subject OF that work.
Mrs. james G.. Simmons poured the tea
and those assisting in serving were Mrs.
Thomas S. Purde, Mrs. Adam Tredwel
Mrs. r. A. Saunders and Miss Fannie
Sans. Among those present We're Mrs.
J.. w 7. Waller Mrs Nannack OF New
York; Mrs. ls. b. Hodges, Mrs. Richard
Mcllwaine. Jr., Mrs. Z. C. Fosburgi,
Mrs. Luther Sheldon. Mrs. L. r. Lamb
Mrs. Marshall. Miss A. w. Towsley, Mrs.
Lawrence Atkinson, Mrs. S. A. Woodward,
AIRS. Sydnor, of Richmond; Miss Priscils,
Ward Misses Florence and Kate Phillips,
Miss Jacot, Misses Emily and Mary Doy,,..
Miss Jennie Drewry. Miss Mary Reid, Miss
Lille Howard, Miss Elizabeth Wales and
Miss Empsie Smith
Entertains on Birthday.
MISS Katherine Campbell Groner gave
n tea at her home, on Redgate Avenue
In honor of her thirteenth birthday. Miss
Groner received her guests from to 6
o'clock and those assisting in serving
We're: Misses Mildred Ryan, Honey
Mottu, Roberta Newton. Grace Terry
lrma Rutherford and Anne and Virginia
Groner. Chocolate was poured by Mrs
Chas- P. Breese and Miss Annie Powell
The color scheme was pink and green,
ana IN the centre of the table was q
large birthday cake with thirteen candles
Among those who called Were. Misses
Elizabeth Wilson. Suzanne T,inis, Cor
della and Grace De Jarnette, Margaret
Dornin Matte Lamb. Anna Wales.
Esther Jenkins, Anne. Katherine and
Sallie Waller. Mary Northern, Rebecca
TAFT, Edna Bellamy, Laura Worsham
Dorothy Cohn, Virginia Lynch. Virginia
Browne, Aline Graham, Elise Hodges.
Isabelle Wright. Marjorie Eldredge, Mil
dred Fosbureh. Dorothy Smith Jean
Barnett and Elizabeth Clements.
Miss Stella Frankfurt entertained
her friends The occasion was a cotillion
given at the Masonic Temple in honNr
of her eighteenth birthday. Swincks
orchestra furnished the music, and
among those present We're Misses B.
Eiseman. of charlottesville Va; Bertha
Stein. Hilda Salomonsky. Blanche Metz
ger. T.. Goldsmith, B. Kahn. H. Obern-
dcrfer. L. Goldsmith, NJ Westheimer. A.
Sherrick. G. Goodman, r. Levy. J. Saun-
ders. NJ Spandor, V. Kahn, Sadie Wei
sci: Messrs. Charles Pincus, Nat Stein
berg. L. Moritz, Sam Myers, D. Hirsch-
Ter. M. Stern, S. Weisel, L. Eiseman, of
Newport News; Arthur ICiseman, OF
charlottesville. Va: B. Camp, j. Stein
berg. NJ. Oberndorfer, M. Levy, G.. Cold
smith NJ Hecht. B. Wasserman and j.
Strauss.
Hostess to Sewing Club.
Miss Louise Jones was hostess at
the meeting of the Sewing Club held
at her home. on York Street Her
guests w.re Mrs. J. Branch Johnson,
Kiss Elsie Baxter. of Elizabeth City:
Miss Katherine Ncwbill, Misses Fannie
and Mary Register. Misses Annie and
Carrie Voight. Miss Carolync Coin,
Miss Mary Baylor, Miss Mary Duncan,
Miss Belle Heath. Miss Mary WILCOX
Miss Leila Hobson and Miss Baynie
Taylor.
Mrs. r. Al Barrett entertained her
bridge whist club at her home on
Yarmouth Street. There We're two
tables, and those playing We're Mrs
Edward Spaulding. Mss r. A. Saunders,
AIRS Martin Greenwood, Mrs Charles
Everhart, Mrs Frederick Stroll, Mrs.
n r, Leonard and Mrs. Jessie A..
Davies.
Mrs .schlabacli entertained at tea
at her home, OH, Olnsy Road, in honor
Of her guests. Airs. Brainard and Miss
brainard. Tea was poured by Miss
Anne Dornin, and Mrs c. r. Vance,