The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
NORFOLK NEVER
CAYER THAN NOW.
Reception Follows Entertainment
in Quick succession-Mrs.
Lambs Card Party.
MR.. AND MRS. TUCKER RECEIVE
President OF the Exposition and
Mrs. Tucker Model Hosts,
Miss Maxwell Entcrtains.

NORFOLK, VA, january 5.-Tion. and
Mrs. Fl. st. George Tucker gave re-
ccption at their home on Freemasoh
street Mr.. and Mrs Tucker, assisted by
Mrs. James II. Hubbard, Mrs. Barton
Myers, and Miss Sharpe, of Pennsylvania.
received the guests. Mrs. j. j. McGorm,ck
presided over the punch-bow. and those
who saw to the guests welfare in the
dinng-room were Miss Lila and Mirah
Tucker, Miss Bessie Conrad, of Winches-.
ter, and Miss Laura Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. fuckers guests were
Admiral and Mrs. Charles Eldridge, Mrs.
John Quimby, Admiral and Mrs. Harring-
ton Captain and Mrs. wadhams. Mrs.
c. Brooks Johnston Mr.. and Mrs. Gwynn
r. Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Davis,
Mrs. a. NJ. Randolph. Mrs. John y.
Greene, Judge and Mrs. r. S. Garnett,
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Hughes. Mrs. John Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccullough, Mrs
William Sharp, Miss EVE Randolph
Misses Harrington, Miss Mary Nash. Miss
Nina Johns, Miss Louie Taylor, Major
McMeachan. Mr.. r. 8. Royster, Bishop
D. d. Tucker, and Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes,
Jr
Miss Jean Maxwell was hostess at
tea given at her home on Mowbray Arch,
The occasion was In honor OF her guest,
Miss Julia Dickson Todd, OF Smithfeld.
Miss Maxwell and the guest of honor re-
ceiycd those VINO called between the
hours of 5 TO o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Ives
served the punch, and Mrs. l.. l.. Wads-
worth the chocolate. and those assisting
In serving were Miss Florence Smith,
Misses Mary and Susie Gait, Miss May
E.lizahnth Mary
Brooke, Miss Russell Dey Dawes, and
Misses Bessie and Helen Crosby.
Miss Maxwcii's guests were Misses
Mary Tuggie. Annette Roberts, Mabel
Roberts, Christine Wilcox, Mary Wales.
Arabella Hitch, Susie Hitch. GeneyIeve
Resslcr. Odessa Ressler. Margaret Cobb,
Mary Wilson, Marguerite Rivcs. Louise
Rives. EunIee Hosier. Elsie Hosier, Jose-
phine Johnson, Julia Johnson. Pearl Ret
tew. Mary Sharp, Kate Cooke. Elizabeth
Cooke, Katherine Dickson, Mary Wilcox.
Mary Payne. Mrs. Stark, Rosa Saunders.
Mae Perry, Elizabeth Brooke. Frances
Waddy. Anna Rose Cohn, Kathleen
Lauder. Mary Waller, Kathleen Lawless,
Ruth Tuastall, Eloss Simmons, Isabelle
Webster, Helen Webster, Ella Webster.
1ena Brooke. Hattie Williams, Addie
Malpon. Mamie Coleman, Grace STAN
worth, Arnold Wake. Loutie Myers.
Denise Mahan, Rose Willis, Ethel Fen
tress Mary Northern, Lucy Thorn. Mary
Mnitree. Louise M!nitree, Honorta Mitch
ell, Ida Martin, Alice Hoggard. Mary
Lou Hoggard. Leila Hobson, Christina
Neugebauer, Elizabeth Baylor. Julia Dow
ner, Mary spratley. Loulie Sharp. jose
phInc Wrenn, Barbara Station. Marjorie
Station. Marie Cottrell. Annette Richard
son. Emily Johnston, Louie Johnston.
Ena Volght.
Entertains at Cards.
Mrs. E. T. Lamb entertained several
friends at cards at her home on Fairfax
Avenue. Progressive euchre was played.
and there were five tables. Mrs. John
Sichol received the first prize. silver
tca-caddy, and the second, set OF en-
gagemcnt books, was won by Mrs. D.
$. Burwel, while the consolation, a vase,
was drawn by Mrs. John y. Vaughan.
..irs Lambs guests were Mrs. Ed.
May, Mrs. John Nichol Mrs. Harry l..
Myers Mrs. Minor Price, Mrs r. K.
Cooke. Mrs r. A. Dobie. Mrs. D. S.
Burwell Mrs. Cardwell Hardy, Mrs.
Charles f. Finch. Mrs. e. L. DuBarry.
Mrs. William II. White, Mrs. I. S. Roy
stcr, Mrs w. Taylor Ham. Mrs. r. r..
Payne. Mrs. John n. Vaughan. Mrs. Holt
Page, Mrs. William a. Thorn, Miss Leta
St'pNit anu 4hasS 'Ip's i-eiAb-
Miss Ethel Fentress was hostess at a
tea given at her home on Colonial Ave
nue.. Miss Fentress and Miss Louise Bal
lard, OF Newport News, received those
who called between tho hours of to J.
O'Clock Miss Susie slaughter presided
over the punch-bowl, and those assist |
Ing in serving were Miss Lucille Llnthi- |
cum, Miss Mildred Hemingway. Miss
Courtney Arps,aand Miss Christine Will
cox
Among those present were Misses Mar
garet Britt. Grace Terry, Rose Willis,
Rose Hodges. Virginia Etheredge Luz
cretia DE Jarnette. Nellie Mcclure,
of Richmond; Miss May Merriman
Priddy. Miss Helen Gray watson,
OF Richmond: Emma Gray White,
Janet Donnell, Elizabeth Cooke. Annette
and Mabel Roberts, Odessa Ressler, Eioise |
Simmons, Emma Gillian, of Richmond; |
Fannie Reid, Margaret Wrenn, Margaret
Cobb, Mary Wales, Margaret Alfriend, |
Mary Northern and Nellie Potts, OF Rich.
mond.
A tea was given by Misses Mary and |
Eleanor Pinkerton at their home on War
rent Crescent. The Misses Pinkerton re-
ccived those who called between the hours |
OF to 6 o'clock. Those who assisted In
serving IN the dinlng-roonl We're Miss /
Lucy div MISC AAuSl ~ oobuCtlc, dtIlu |
Misses Ethel. Rebecca and Helen TAFT.
Among those present were Misses |
1Ionoria Mitchell. Lucy Lamb Hazel Rob-
inson, Cordel!a and Grace De Jarnette,
Margaret Dornin, Minnie Routh Hodges,
OF Newport News: Dorothy Cohn. Doro-
thy Smith, Courtney Arps Mildred Hem
ingway, Susie Slaughter, Caroline and |
Mary Gwathmey. Flora Waller, Mamie !
Reid, Emma Gillian, of Petersburg: yir-
Enia Etheridge, Virginia Lynch, Margaret
Britt, and Nellie Mcclure. of Richmond. |
Mrs. Edmund L. DuBarry and Miss
louise DuBarry entertained Thursday az
ternoon at their home on Duke Street,
The affair was reception given in honor
of Mrs. Robert Berry. Mrs. DuBarry, !
Miss DuBarry, and Mrs. Berry received
those who called, In the dining-room
the table was attractively dressed with
la France roses and pink ribbon. Those
assisting in serving We're Mrs. Hugh N.
Page. Mrs. George Clark. Mrs. Harry F.
Biscoe. Mrs. Victor Blue, Mrs. Richard
Mollwalne, Jr., Mrs Wallace w. Starke.
Misses Lucrece and Clara Goodwin. Misses
OF Philadelphia; Miss Mary