The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
brought down the house. The enter
tainment was most enjoyable and a

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excels In both. Some OF the Jokes
brought down the house. The enter
tainment was most enjoyable and a
hdwling success.
When daintily gotten up invitations
were received to Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Saunders progressive elchre party for
Friday evening, there was a little fut-.
ter of excitement among the card-lov-
ers. ALI knew this meant an elegant
affair. Mrs. Saunders received her
guests with her usual gracious man.
ner, attired in lace robe over yellow
chiffon and taffeta, diamond and pearl
ornaments. The guests OF honor We're
Mrs. w. L. Bowman and Mrs. Mary
Morris Beck. delightful young matrons
from Lynchburg.
This party was given in the large
parlor, where there were eight tables,
and where the color scheme wast
tastefully carried out In yellow, the
mantel being banked with a profu-
sion of golden rod and tall vases hold
ing the feathery yellow blossoms pre-
scented rich appearance. The prizes
were elegant. The first one was won by
Mrs. Beck. n handsome silver nall
pollsher. Miss Mary Greenhow john
ston. from Richmond, received second
HOIlOIs a ttlftiIuS SllSSE UGeI
bottle opener. Mrs. Egan and Mrs.
Leivermuth were comforted with de-
l1cious boxes OF Huyler's. At 10 o'clock
#good-nights were said. all regretting
that so charming an evening had
ended. i
For Richmond Institution.
Mrs A. Lnngstafr Johnston, who is so
much Interested In the Richmond Home
for Incurables. got up a most successful
tacky party for Its benefit Saturday
night This entertainment was simply
splendid. Friends failed to recognize
eachtot in such a tacky gathering.
and 1t was almost impossible to cons
vince ones self that 1t could be the
same audience which the night before
made such n brilliant show. Those who
took part were Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders.
Mr.. Charles Lefew, Miss Mildred Lefew.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Phil.
lips, Mr.. Frank Corley, Miss Gladys
Ingath. Miss Dorothy Bingham, Mr..
Kenneth Watkins, Mr.. Malvin Watkins.
of Richmond: Mr.. Thomas Sebrell. of
Norfolk; Mrs. w. L. Bowman, Mrs,
Price. Miss Fulton, Miss Mohler. Miss
Deane and Mr.. Fred Bell. The Judges
decided that to Mrs. Saunders belonged
the first ladies' prize and that Mr..
#Sebrell deserved the gentlemans.
The register adds this week some
people to our Jolly crowd:
Mr., and Mrs. irwin Watkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. ELL. Mr. Charles f. Lefew.
Mr., II. T. Richeson. Mr.. j. G, Corley,
MIR, Charles =, Childrey. Mrs. G. III.
Wagner, Mr.. James Moncure and family
Mr.. and Mrs. otway Warwick and fam
lily, from Richmond; Mr.. Charles Hall
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Lasslter:
and daughter; Miss Deane. from Peters,.
burg; Dr. and Mrs. II. Fl. Claud, Ports
mouth; Mr.. and Mrs, n, e. Egan. Mrs.
Keller, Miss Resale Keller. Charlottes-
willie; Thomas ri sebreli and wife. Miss
Glide sehrell. Miss Besle Sebrell, Nor
folk: Miss Kate M. Gary, West Point:
Miss Florence Rodes, University OF Vir-
ginia; John Mccutehan. Missouri: W.
7, MuCuthan, Missouri; Fl. Peyton
Rhodes. Virginia; w. =, Jones, Crozet;
Miss McCorkle, Miss Buchanan, Mr.. III,
NJ. Wallace, AIr. s.. NJ, Dunlop, licking
ton; Mrs. Philip Gibson, Rlohmond; Mr.,
land Mrs, Alfred Friend. Jr., son and
nurse,