The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

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CfIARLOTTEsv1LIE VA, July 25.---
Another week OF pleasure and gaioty
has rolled by, and ono looks back with
visions OF dances, card parties, drives,
and all tile other atnnsements that go
towards making life pleasant for those
who are gathered here.
Mrs. Barbour, OF Richmond made n
most charming hostess onsa drive given
to several OF her friends one afternoon
this week. Those In the party were
Mrs. Barbour, Mrs. watkins, Misses
Barbour, Foege and Pace.
proeresAive Bridge.
on Friday morning Mrs. Alice Wat
kins entertained In honor OF Mrs. NJ.
L. Harrison ut asgaine OF progressive
bridge. After a lively and much enjoy
ed contest 1t was found that Mrs. Tay-
Tor had made the highest score, and as
a reward for her Skill she was pre-
scented with a handsome bound volume
OF poems. The second prize, which
went to the one making the next high
est score, was given to Mrs. Thomas
Jnrdine, OF Richmond. and Mrs. Bar
bour secured the BOBBY prize.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Watkins's
hospitality were Mrs. NJ. L. Harrison,
Mrs. Barbour, Mrs. Foege, Miss Marshall.
Mrs. w. j. Boykin, Mrs. Jardine, Miss
Catherine Pace. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. r. II.
Norment. Mrs. Fannie Boykin and Mrs.
Frank Smith. After the game was
over dainty refreshments were served,
and Mrs. Watkins was voted a most
delightful hostess.
At another bridge party Miss Marion
Heidi, OF Montgomery, Ala, made the
largest scsre and the prize. small
around It, was turned over to her.
Party From Richmond.
a folly crowd from Richmond were
here for dinner several days ago
Misses Mary and Anne Traylor. Miss
p. christian, Miss N. Christian and
Mr.. Joe Gavin, OF Memphis, Tenn.
Another sweet singer has been add.
ed tot;the list OF singers at the hotel
Miss Hickman, OF Hampton, Va. " hose pt
selections are very much enjoyed.
Mr.. Stuart Campbell. of st. Louis, Mos
who was on his way to Washington,
y. c.. stopped over with his brother for for
several days.
Enjoy Tennis Game.
Tennis has been a .favorite game this
week, and quiteaa crowd witnessed an
exciting game on Tuesday between.
Miss Strobe and Mr.. Smith against
Miss Paramore and Mr.. CLANCY.
In the hotel lobby on Tuesday morn. NJ
loved by NJ ISIS Eva Tignor, Miss Mildred
Strode. Miss Fannie Boykin. MISS
Marion HEIDI, Mrs. f. T. Boylsin, Mrs.
Watkins, Mrs. Holley. Mrs. w. j. Boy
Kin, Mrs. Barbour Miss Catherine Pace,
Mrs. r. II. Norment and Mrs. Frank
Smith. The first prize went to Mrs.
Frank Smith, OF West Virginia. and
Miss Eva Tignor fell heir to the BOBBY.
Miss Willis Douthat. OF Danville. Va,
who is STAYING At the Brandon on came
over and spelr Tuesday at the hotel
with Miss Marshall.
Dancing every night to the strains
OF good music on well polished floor
is favorite pastime.
| Guests OF. the Week.
The weeks arrivals are Mrs. L. r.
pashiell, Richmond; E. L. Jones and
wife, Gulpeper, Va. = Gornielle Hickman,
| Hampton, va; Mamie Hickman, Hamp-
ton, Va: George Hickman, Hampton.
va; ]. b. Ferneyhough. Richmond; G.
C. Robinson. Richmond; Mrs. N. "
Rothwell, Philadelphia;8J. M. Robinson,
Danville: w. W. Edwards. 1Nayerly,
va; HI N Lampley, Eufaula, ala; O..
\ b.
Frazer, Orange, Va; r. P. Henry ana
wife, Richmond; c. Z. Scott, Amherst,
va; Stuart Campbell, st. Louis. Mo-;
Miss Mary Traylor, Richmond; Miss
N. Christian. Richmond; Miss b. Chris
tian, Richmond: Miss Anne Traylor.
Richmond; Mr. Joe Gavin, Memphis.
Tenn; Miss Sarah Hughes, Richmond;
Frank i. Norvelle, Richmond: Mrs.
Butler, Richmond; Mrs. s. Q. Mitchell.
Richmond; : .Rev. William G. White,
Warm Springs. Va; NJ orris p: Brown ,Nrl
New York: Mrs. Moffit. Farmyille, Va;
Mrs. u. IS. Holley, Hampton; Mrs. An;
mic schermerhone, Hampton; J. =. Noff,
La Fayette, Ala: Miss Traurmell.
Shiloh, Ca; Thomas Jardine. r Richmond nd !;
B. W.. Canfield, Boise, Idaho; Miss An An
derson Boise, Idaho; Charles 3. Bran RAJ
ner, Richmond: Charlotte Branner.
Richmond; Miss II. ". Greene. Philadel-
phia;$ John NJ, Miller, Jr., Richmond;
Miss Mary HAYES, University OF Vir-
GINA: Miss Julia Halves, University
Of Virginia; Miss Lois CLANCY. Fred
ericksburg; r. B. Carter, University
Of Virginia: Mrs. Massey and party.
Keswick; T.. NJ. Wiley. Fairfax. va
| James Nelson edmond.
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