The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Suffolk Social News.
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SUFFOLK, VA. january 25.--Cnrds
were issued Wednesday, for tho wnd-
ding OF Miss Jessie Campbell Nurney.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mra. Joseph Henry
Nurncy. to Mr.. Claude Flynn Howell,
OF Holly Ridge, N. q. Rev. Richard
Leo Walton will celebrate the core.
mony at 7:15 o'clock. on Wednesday
evening, February 9Th. at the Suffolk
Presbyterian Church. Two sisters OF
the prospective bride. Mrs. u. r. Hart.
ocaia. Sia Viii Viii b ', matrons 81 hponor.
and two other sisters---Mlsses Daisy
and Mildred Nurney-willFb maids Of
folk, and Miss Busby. Of Portsmouth,
arc to be bridesmaids Mr.. and Nrre.
Howell will be ut home after February
goth at the Caroline, Wilmington, N. G..
Another star this week was added to
clubs, whose members are almost le-
gion, and whose names would fiji to
tho covers small sized city directory.
yflf h Msfh Msi effss7ss
as president. Among the members are
Mrs. G. A. Dennis. Mrs. Burweli hid.
31ick. Jr., and Misses Inez King. Ina
Hodgers, Irene Parker, 1nez Kendrick,
T IT, Fletcher, Laura Leigh Mcleod.
day afternoon
The golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. w. Costen, Of Sunbury, N. c., was
celebrated last evening. The. cele-
section.
Invitations have been issued for tho
coming marriage OF Miss Kate Ellis
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis
VIII occur at the SUFFOLK Christian
Church on Thursday afternoon. jan
.ary 30tf. ut 4 o'clock. With DR.. w. w.
staley as the clergyman. !.
. Kobe. Japan. has been in SUFFOLK
Willard N. McAnge, on North Main
Street. He Is a cousin of Mrs. McAnge.
Mr.. Sharpe says he will likely be
European point. which change. because
Of better educational advantages for
his children. would be to his liking.
Mrs. w. G. Wyatt has gone to Rich.
mond to be with her cousin. Miss Lizzie
KIrg. who Is III At q hospital
Mr.. William NJ. Atkinson on Thurs
day celebrated the sixtv-flrst anniver-
snry of his birth at his residence on
South Main Street. About thirty friends
were invited.
Mrs. Blanche Lehman has concluded
a visit to Richmond friends and rela;
tives.
Miss Agnes Afford has returned from
Richmond, where she was entertained
by Miss Anna Pond.
Mrs. Thomas A. smyth. Of Richmond.
on Wednesday visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. &. W. Nurnev.
Colonel Junins y. West left We'd
nesday night to visit in Richmond.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterlan Church was entertained We'd
cesday afternoon by Mrs. r. r. Hart at
her home on Clay Street.
The smffolk Boat Club was en ,I,rs
The Magazine Club was entertained
from ! to s o'clock Thursday after
noon BY Mrs. j. Z. West. on Nyest
Of the decorations was pink md grccn
IN the parlors, red In the library and
dining room. a concealed orchestra
furnished music throughout the after
noon.
Mrs. West was assisted in receiving
BY Miss Mary George Stott. Miss Jessie
Eurney and Miss Eva Cum. Miss
Lynch. Miss Phyllis Applewhlte Miss
}nd Miss Ella Beale did graceful din
lrr.room service.
Mrs. r. l.. Brewer. 1r., and Mrs. w
:. Farrar reigned over the flowing
bowl of fruit punch. and guests re-
rcived a ballroom welcome from Mrs
John A. Gum and Miss Effle J. Re;,le.
contest involving the names o
hidden authors was engaged In. Thu
following were tho successful contest
ants: Mrs. Charles Fine Taylor. thu
quests prize. brass iardinfere: Mrs
r. J.. Woodward. the club prize. a Sc
of Japanese splates: Mrs. Joshua Cot
t,ngham West. the consolation prize. ;
silver tray.
The Suffolk Social Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. G. LLOYD Bel
mn Main Street. The color scheme
yellow and white. was carried out II
inc decorations. booklets. prizes ant
luncheon The feature OF the evening
was conundrum contest. The clul
prize. gold shirtwaist pins. was VOL
nv Miss Allie, Mcclure. and the guests
s-,ft, a loX OF candy. went to Mrs
Frank Wurdrmann. of Washington
y. G.