The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

by Mr.. Shore, who made one of the
highest scores made this season. Miss
lie Blanc led among the ladies. AT
the close of the game toasts were
drunk from silver cups. which were
then presented to the players.
On Tuesday morning Mrs. Price, of
Elliston, gave select and delightful
party, which included a large number
OF favored guests. Refreshments
were furnished by the we'll known ca
=terer, Heaubach. The ladies' were in
their prettiest morning dresses, and
We'd with the men for the possession
Of the handsome prize. which was
awarded 10 Miss Eliza Thompson Of
Culpeper.
Tuesday afternoon Master Charles
Urquhart Rogers celebrated his third
birthday by entertaining his young
friends at very delightful lawn party.
The little ones, in their white dresses,
playing about on the lawn, made a
pretty picture against a background of
blue sky, green trees and emerald sod,
and for an hour or two the air re-
sounded with their merry shouts. "A
bountiful collation. followed, the dear
little host sending generous waters of
refreshments to those friends who were
unable to be present at the festivities
TIe was the favored recipient of many
pretty gifts, and was for, that evening
surely the happiest of the happy.
On Thursday evening another large
euchre party crowded the ballroom and
furnished pleasure TO many of the
guests Lack OF space forbids more
than passing mention of this beau-
| tiful gowns worn upon that OCCASION,
for the Crockett ladies are always
| handsome and always we'll dressed.
Among the most attractive girls are
Miss Emma Carper, OF Rocky Mount.
svolte and graceful as a fawn; Miss
Antoinette Glenn, Of Winston, N. G.,
worry handsome. with rich soprano
/ voice that charms all hearers; Miss
Mamie Sudduth, Of Falls Mills. a veri-
table rosebud OF q girl with "A delicious
little lisp; Miss Albert, OF Maryland.
| strikingly fair and good to behold;
| Miss Mines, a pretty and popular Rich
monder; Miss Annie Bell. an exquisite
brunette, with lovely dark eyes.
Daily Five O'Clock Tea.
No social occasion Is enjoyed more
4 than the daily five o'clock teas given
by the Misses Serpell of Norfolk, al
their cottage. The Serpell girls arc
noted for their charm, their intclli-
| Gence and their ready wit. and then
entertainments are distinguished for g
feast of reason and flow Of sollf
| that makes great Satisfaction Tor thell
| guests.
The latest corners are NJ E. Price, 4
Z. Num-. Mrs. w. II. Horton. Mrs. !. y
Boon, G. p Hufr. r. ". Gregory, 7. ~
Gregory, W. w. Berkeley, q. q. Gooch
NJ. b. Pace, r. r. Hammond, H. M
Hammond j. M. Hanckel, q, $, Snyder
II. J.. McNeely. IT, G, lavender Mise:
HUFF and Sponseller, a. A. Cannady
Miss Ella Thomas. Fl. u. Graves, sIaoa
noke; w. H.iPrice, Plttsbilrg; Mrs. Jos
Stebbins, Miss Fry. South Boston;.T 1
Hathorn, Hatttsburg; Mrs. Mary =
II Carner, Miss C,nrper, Rocky Mount
Miss Il. Ellis, Madison; M, q, Nichols
Petersburg; i. q. White, Glen Auburn
i n. w. Robinson, r. l3, Marye, N. II
4 Clapp. Miss l.ucie Waisiser, Allss dood
y win, shawsville: mr.. G, M. Bell ans
i wife, Lebanon. Tenn; Mrs. y. z, VII
y hanson. Wilkcsbnrre. Pa, Y. G, Hell
4 West Yirglnin: u g. Haley. Christians
/, burg II. L. Baugh and Wife, Mrs. 9, >
4 DeLorch, Savannah, Ga; Miss lldmoi
son, Capt s. Walton alton Snd9,itn
Miss sudduth. Falls Mills; Mrs n. a
} Henly, Miss Goyington. u. s ~. Dnnn
New York. Judge Il AGlopton .a'l'
'wife, Manchester; w, ~ liardie,a Nep
4 lOrleans; Mary W. Cox, lcnrmyille; MIS-
, Bessie Jamison, Salem Ya.' Alrs Zen
iamin Mines. Miss Mines, Alisse
\ Helen. Dickinson and II lsle MISS Asarl'
lBlalr. Mys. EllIuil Baker. y lchlloi' a