The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
Social Life at
the Mecklenburg

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q. CHASE CITY, VA. April e.-'rfe
Easter German danced on Monday
evening WAS unusually attractive by
reason or the large number of dancers.
the dainty costumes worn, anu INC
attractive Easter decorations OF whlte
and violet which made afbeautilul s sve
ting for tho charming picture. ING
German was led ny Mr., !o oi,,a n a, 9
Of Lynchburg.. and many graceful ils
ures were sltillfully introduced ana
vail carried out. Miss Guthrie was
simply, but very effectively gowned IN
white null, with blue ribbons, coro-
not of for get me- nots' ana cnfrleu
were Miss O'Callihan OF Philade.phitl,
white lace. Miss Baker, Detroit Mich,
pink point desprit Miss. Lofse Pc
nick. South Boston, Va, lavender
crepe, Miss Wilson. Chase City, PINK
null Miss Madge Nnss. DanVllle, WI,
white chiffon and lace Miss :, B 5i,i. ksehle,
grey crepe de chine. Miss Holm, NOR
folk. black lace, diamonds, Miss PAX.
ION. Washington, D. c., white nun,
Miss Roberts Raleigh, N. c., pink net
Mr.. Geo. Gilmore, Chase City, Va, Mr.
III. r. Cooley, Chase City, Va, Or.
Frederick Cooke, Louisburg. M Mr
CIV Eek nrode. Baltimore, Md. Mr. W.
y AFnew. Mr.. Leon Faris, Chase City.
Mr.. II. V. Daniel, Norfolk. Va, Mr.. X.
E p Beazlcy. Louisburg, Mr.. j. 6. Prince,
( N. Y, City, Mr.. John u. Hughes, Dan
Vile. Mr.. r. B. Combs. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Albert Brooks, Mr.. Hunter Greg
ory, Mr.. Oscar Yokely. Chase City. Inc
chaperones, VINO py tileiI iia N.Y.
costumes and charming personality re-
futed the charge of a dull and kindly
background" once laid to chape-
rones door, were Mrs. w. 7. Hughes,
The Mecklenburg, in white lace, Mrs.
Mann S. Valentine, Richmond, 1etted
robe, Mrs ". d. Paxton, Washington,
u. c., black lace, Mrs. ". T. Reed,
richmond. blue taffeta and lace. Mrs.
j. C. Walton, The Mecklenburg, old
rose pannc velvet, Mrs. W. c. Saunders,
Richmond, white lace,
The Mecklenburg proved happy
meeting ground for many very
pleasant people during the Eas-
fully spent here in spite OF
March's making good It's threat to get
even with its lamb-like beginning
Miss Cary Valentine Of Richmond
spent Sunduy here with her mother,
Mrs. Mann Valentine, one OF the most
charming women here.
Dr.. w L. Foushee of the Chair of
Latin. Richmond. College, spent his
holidays here with his brother, Mr.. II.
A. Foushee, and family. Durham, n. G.
DR.. f. C. Woodward, Prof Of Litera-
ture in the Woman's College, Rich
mond, Joined his wife here on Satur-
day, both OF whom have won many
Admiring friends during their stay
here.
Mr. Iettauer Anderson of Richmond
spent Sunday with his father, Capt. L.
NJ Anderson of Wilson, N c., who is
having most beneficial stay.
Miss Eleanor Hall OF Ridgeteld, N
j., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. j
c. Walton.
Mrs. VIM. T. Reed, Miss Alice Reed
Master William Reed and maid, are q
delightful family group here frolr
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Schoolfeld Dan.
vile, spent the holidays here chaperon
ing Miss Scheduled and Miss Vass who
added much to the charm of the young
set.
Mr. and Mrs L. W. Wise of Rich
mond, are among the recent arrivals
here and make a very attractive ad
ditlon to the social life of the place
Others registered during Easter weel
We've: Mr.. J. D. Temple, Chicago Mi
G.. A. Penick, Miss Panick, South Bos
ton, Mr. w. c. Darlington, Sp;.rtans
burg. S. c., Mr.. Fl. r. Scott, Reidsrile
n. G.. Mrs. Geo. L. Kirby, Goldsboro, N
G., Miss Mary Duguid, Mrs w. d
Diuguid, Lynchburg, Va, Mrs. Fred. a
Baker, Miss Baker. Detroit Mr. an,
Mrs. S. IL. Seeds, Chester, Pa.