The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
SCIE -IYO.
Continued from Second Pngc.)

meets from 3 to 6 O'Clock on every SAT-
urduy afternoon, and Is followed by |
TN informal hop from to 0 o'clock
Many Of the younger SGT from Rich
inond. us we'll as from Barton Heights,
Chestnut fIill and Highland Park, avail
themselves of the opportunity Tor q
little recreation on class afternoons.
Hiss ohafers remarkably versatile
talents were never In better evidence
than on yesterday afternoon, when she
contrived to make every one present
have n good time. Misses Leila Wing.
field and Mildred Clark, also contrib-
,tcd largely to the success Of the
evening.
Miss Hammond Entertains.
Miss Ella Hammond entertained ut
q beautiful tea Friday afternoon In her
home on Brook Road. near Brooklnnd
i Park Boulevard, In honor OF her guest
Miss Emma Russell, OF Winchester.
Mss Hammond was assisted In enter
talning by her sister, Miss Bessie Ham
mord.
The entire lower floor OF the house
was thrown open The mantcls were
banked with dwarf-pincs and maiden
hair ferns. In the parlors clusters OF
pink roses in tall vases were most at
trnctvely placed In the library glow
ing Liberty roses were used; while In
the ulnlnS-F room yellow Jumps anu
dnnodils in gay profusion made
strilsingly beautiful table adornmcnt.
In tho evening. Miss Hammond en-
tcrtaincd at a pretty card party, also
IN honor OF her guest
MISS Russell Is a charming young
girl She is n cousin or Miss Mamie
RusYcll, Of Winchester, who. before her
marriage to AR Brown. OF New York.
frequently visited Mrs. Garter Scott
~, rial 1it -, ~ 60 6nr rod
one of the handsomest women in the
state.
Valentine Surprise Party.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Choatwood, No. PHO East Grace Street,
was the scene of Il unique surprise
party on st. Valentines evening, when
about twenty OF their friends. in fancy
dress and masks. called upon them
IN body
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheatwood made charm
ing host and hostess, turning their
home over to the merry makers. whom
they could not recognize behind their
masks.
Immediately upon their arrival dane
ing was begun, while those who pre-
ferred INDUCED in a game of cards
foi: which Mr.. Catlett kept score.
Miss j. Anderson and Misses Marie
and Hazel Chcatwood served delicious
The best representations Were made
by Mr.. Charles Billups who represent.
ed AUNT susan" and Mr.. George Ky
Rogers. who was particularly droll NJ
Jimmy Dam" Of me "whole Dan
family"
The prizes were won by Mrs. c. w
Massie, Mr.. James l.. Smith and Miss
Pearl Gentry
After dancing the Virginia Reel Thu
Innsqucraders departed. expressing
their delight at the pleasure Of TIL
evening.
Among those. IN costume We're: Mist
Lillian Gentry. colonial girl; Miss Julit
Yeager, In domino; Miss C!audne Sci
den. peasant girl; Miss Marie Cheat
wood. Red Riding Hood; Miss Haze
Cheatwood. little maid Miss juliet An
dcrson, Red Cross nurse; Miss Waddy
school girl: Miss Pearl Gentry. tambou
rinc girl; Miss Bessie Catlctt, sailor girl
Mrs. Charles Btllups, milk maid; Mrs
Richard Anderson, Sweet Sixteen; Mrs
CrtInp, grandntam,na; Mrs. c.. w. Mas
ME trained nurse Mrs. Oscar Parrish
flower girl; Mr. Herbert Mercer. Aun
Dinah; Mr. Charles Dillups, Aunt susal,
Mr.. William Crutp, English dude; Al
Oscar Parrish, American sailor; Mr.. MI
lnger, Parson Pettigrew; Mr.. George "