The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
Radford Social News.
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RADToRD, VA, February 2o.-ManyI
beautiful entertainments nave been
given In Pulaski the last week. No
table among these was q stag dinner,
given by DR.. w. w. Chanin at his
home on Wednesday evening, at which
covers were laid for twenty-five. a
delightful six-coursc dinner was served
in elegant style. and the guests lin
gercd at the festive board FOR about
two hours. Those present were Judge
Y. T.. Massic, General James MaegiIl,
Drs. G. y. Pcyton and 4. II, Wolitng;
Messrs. Walter Price, w. -. IlpHr l,g,
Gary I.aughon, d. w. Barnard. j. r.
Toriinger. j. a. Van Mater, G. l.. John
son, a. IT. Jordan, Is. E Hartman W..
r.. Howard. l.. u. Bunke e., -. Block,
ITho English knife. and fork tea,
given by Mrs. Chaffin Monday after
noon IN honor of her guest, Mrs stan
as as elegant and delightful in It's way
Tho dinihg-roon, which was darkened
and brilliantly lighted with many
candles in silver candelabra, was beau-
tiful with potted plants. The color
in cut-giass vases, and pink and blue
ribbons extending from tho chandelier
to the corners of the table.
was beautifully served by little Misses
Anne Belle chaffin, Pierce Lyons
1iittie Applegate, Annette Van Mater
and Mary Macgill Chafiin. The guests
Eckman, Mrs. James Macgill, Mrs. Err
nest jameson, Mrs. Nv. Il. Howard
Mrs. j. A. Van Mater. Mrs. Mathews.
Mrs. M. X. Langhorne. Misses Forsythe,
Neville, chaiiin, Draper; ,,iya and
Mrs. II. L. Torlinger was hostess
this week to the Afternoon Card CluD.
The game was bid euchre the first prize.
won by Mrs. Frederick Il. Bunker,
while the second, card punch, went
to Mrs. Thornton L. Massie. After the
samo very elaborate and delightful
refreshments were served.
Mrs. G. G.. Painter was hostess to
tie Round Dozen Club a. its last meet
Jig, at which several Interesting and
well-written papers were read. Miss
Bess Howard wrote S,.. OF 1u. Porto Rico
Machines and Bosses and Miss Nell
| Walker. on Powers and Duties of
the President" AT the conclusion of
ire literary and business program
! dainty refreshments were served.
| Mis- Hattie Wysor entertained at
cards Friday evening In honor of her
friend, Miss Mabel Walton, of Wood
stock. Miss Winnie Mckee won the
prize, box OF candy. in a word con-
letters of the word washington" The
BOBBY, a Washington Ratchet, went
| to Miss Fannie Mckee.
Msses Sarah shn 1a and Else Phelps
at conversation party Friday even
| ing. at which the prize. a sterling sill
yer powder box. awarded the best con-
tersationaiist, was won by Miss Pierce
! Lyon.
Mrs. Henry Jordan. of Pulaski. Is
visiting Mrs. Irving Miller at Eussis
! Fla.
The banquet of the brotherhood of
Lodge, was held in the Tyler building
| East Radford. Saturday evening, was
| well attended and much enjoyed. A
stringed orchestra played. and dancing
lowing an address by Mr.. Cash, OF
Roanoke, and the serving of ices
| sweets and fruits. More than a hun
dred guests were present
Miss Mary Belle Scott entertained
informally on Friday evening in honor
Of her guest, Miss Annie Kent. OF
| Glade Spring, who has been her guest
/ for two weeks. The evening was
merrily spent in playing games.
| Miss Amy Jackson was at home from
Martha Washington College from
Thursday until Monday, and on Satur.
/ day evening entertained informally a,
| a very enjoyable little party at hel
home on Seventh Street.
The evening was spent with music
/ by Misses Jackson, Kent and Lyle, ant
merry games, after which refreshments
| were served.
/ A social evening was given by TIL,
members OF the Reading Circle of The
Epworth League at Albion House Fri
day evening. An address by Miss Luck
the leader. was followed by music by ,
stringed orchestra, several attractiy,
contests and tempting refreshments.