The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
!, NEWS OF THE SUBURBS...

second Street, had as her guest recent
tin and Master Lestor Putac, all Of
MISS IS Grace Grumbley, Of Lynchburg,
is visiting Mrs. Rogers, OF Rogers
Street #S 954t4 lIs y3
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. w. w.
Pendleton, Of vennble Street.
Mr.. Elmo Jones. or Mineral. Louisa
Alexandria, stopped over with Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. j. Morris, on q short visit,
EN- route home.
MISS Viola DiacontS OF, venabe Street.
rs rs IN New York, pursuing her studies
sesses beautiful 1nezzo voice OF wide
range and rich quality and has been
leading soprano at tho Church OF tho
Holy Comforter for tho past two sea-
sons }4 mn "a
Miss GencvIeve Winkers had as her
guest her cousin, Miss Dora Franck,
during the week.
!, Little Miss Maggie Rose. who has
been visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Putze, Of Hcnrico county,
has returned.
The Misses Batklns. of Twentieth
S fsnds sos IA fey S Of their
Gently. Music and games were INDUCED
in, which served to while away the
hours. Refreshmentss were, served at
crowd dispersed t.ii Among , those present s
were: Misses Ruby Lyle, Maggie Sin
mott, Mamie TroSler, Hortense Wat
lins. Myrtle Troxler, Ruby Batklns,
Palmer Mr.. and Mrs Duke Mrs: Bat
kins; Messrs. Herbert Lyle, Melton,
Palmer and Gibbs.
Miss Edna Jones, daughter of Mr.. and
Street, was the recipient of delight
full surprise party few evenings ago,
which was rendered her by number
OF her young friends. The evening
rccitations Miss Edna Ennis gave
several Rotations, while Misses Edna
Jones, Essio Watkins and Lottie Rooney
added much to the evenings pleasure |
O'Clock the guests were invited Into
the dining room, where light refresh
We're served. The merry party
was composed OF Misses Cornne Cen
Edna Ennis Essie Watkins, Glayds
owens. Edna Jones, Sadie Crcery. Ethel
Preston Gregory. Emmett Davenport:
Josh Tisdale. MI. and Mrs. Jones as
sisted their daughter ~ entertaining
her guests.
Misses Mary and Lossie Corr gave
in Twenty-nrst Street Monday evening
for the benefit OF Venable Street BaD-
list Church. The many tempting pies,
which were donated by the young Ia
gentlemen friends, were auctioned OF
by Mr.. j. Aubrey Enos, and brought
fabulous prices. One OF the most
features OF the evening was
the purchaser of the pies finding the fair
donor OF his pie. and sharing the dainty |
with her Music and games were also |
pleasant features of the evenings en-
joyment
Lille Martin, Alaise Haynes. Marie
Clarke, Kanie Corr Bessie Davenport !
Norela Sutton. May Corr. Fannie At
kins Iosss Corr 3oss oEange Mr da
Daniel Sutton, Mrs NJ M Corr, Mrs.
liam Corr. Mrs. Whitlock
Miss Alice Poland recent guest OF
Miss Alice Crowder, of Richmond, de-
lightfully entertained number Of her
friends in her home at Ford's. Din
widdie county, in honor Of her guests, !
Miss Myra c. Williams. OF Petersburg
ter. The halls and parlors were pref
tily decorated In cedar and colored can
dies. producing most pleasing effect. |
Music was the chief feature OF the
elegant supper was served Among the
geusts were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wor-
sham OF Crewe, Va: Miss NIyra c.
y, q, of Petersburg; Mrs. A. L,
1870 u MISS LINDA Ford,
Messrs. Sidney Walden, Edgar Rrioi
James Clark, Boisseau. Floyd Carson
Mandis Traylor, Harry Brumrnel, vii.
ia; N !, Corr Williana Corr. Frank Gee,
=, M - M. mnynes. Jesse Atkinson, Lloyd
! Frank Atkinson. Alfred Gee,
Laurence Laurence seay. Aubrey Enos. Thomas
ioeaaley, Edward Strain, Ennis Will.
\ Charles Strain, Jesse Whitlocl, j
othnrs MN ,hl Collins Tidler and
young ladies' in receiving and ent ter
tanning their guests. '1''' enter