The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-16
Norfolk Social News.
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NORFOLK, VA. February 15.--The
( weekly reception of the Wonian's Club,
held Monday afternoon at the club.
rooms, was well patronized and en-
jcyablc. Mrs. Frances Wadleigh ron
dered several instrumental selec-
lions and Miss Emma Young sang ac-
ceptably. Mrs II. c. Hoggard presided
owe rthe teapot. Among those present
were Miss Mamie Smith. Miss Carrie
DOYLE and Mrs. John Keeling, Mrs.
Willoughby Cooke, Mrs. George Bate.
Mrs. j. q. Neugebauer, Mrs. n. NJ. AL
we'll, Mrs. Wesley Fentress, Mrs. r. A.
FAVOR, Mrs rs McRse. Miss $ Virginia
Gatewood, Misses Clara Bagley, Cath
crime Best, Celestia Warwick, Vir-
sginia Old. Leta Serpell, Bette West
and Miss Reid.
The Students Club of Norfolk met
Monday afternoon at the residence OF
officers resulted as follows: President
Miss yirgie Warner; First Vice,Presi-
dert, Mrs. James Parrish; Second VICE
Vice President. Mrs. John Cox; Secre-
tary. Miss Annie Barlow: Treasurer
Mrs; Thomas Wright. Critics, Miss
Louise Niemeyer and Miss Emma Mar
tin. Program Committee, Miss Sally
Holiday, Miss Annie Emmerson, Miss
Annie Barlow, Miss Loretta Toomer
and Mrs. Taliaferro.
A subscription card party for the
benefit OF the settlement fund given
by the Council of Jewish Women Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. j.
w. Sparat in Holt Street, was well at
tended and proved a most enjoyable.
as we'll as successful affair. There
were ten tables of progressive euchre
and the first prize. handsome picture,
was awarded to Mrs. James Hughes.
Mrs. Ollie Egerton won the second
prize a green jardiniere containing
growing plant, and the consolation.
silver bread tray, was drawn by Mrs. !
rner and Miss Leonie Stern punched the
tally cards.
A beautiful card party was given
last evening by Miss Ida starke at
her residence in Boush Street in honor
Of Miss Ida Martin and Miss Honoria
Mitchell. There were three tables. of !
seven-hand euchre and those playing
were Misses Ida Martin, Honoria
Mary Minitree. Alice old, Mary Payne,
Lucy Quimby and Miss Glenn, of Rich |
mond; Messrs. Richard Burroughs.
William Gresham, John Mitchell George
Mont Osborne, Lee Taylor, DR. Harvey
Baker, Mr.. George. Lieutenant Aber-
nathy and Lieutenant Wertenbaker.
Mrs. w. j. Adams entertained most
chariningly Monday evening at val
entine card party at her home in Olney
Road. There were three tables of
bridge and the iady's prize was won
by Miss swearington. DR.. Hunter was
awarded the gentleman's prize for the
highest score. The home was attrac-
lively Illuminated with red shaded
lights. The score cards We're red hearts
and the ices served in the shape of
hearts. Mrs. Adamss guests We're Miss
Cherry Nottingham. Miss Hughes Miss
Swearinston, Miss Lizzie Freeman. Miss
Harriet Hunter, Miss Eloise Hunter,
Dr.. r. S. Sptllman. DR.. James Hunter,
Mr.. Barnett, Mr.. Coleman, Mr.. Arthur
Freeman and Mr.. Hughes.
Miss Page Shelburne entertained
the Virginia Beach Five Hundred Club
Saturday night. After the game dainty
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. B. p Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gregory Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Town
send. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
William shelburne. Mrs. A. L. Ackiss,
Mrs. Corbin Lewis, Miss Madge Lister.
Miss LYDIA Granam. Misses Augustus
and Helena Allen and Misses Page and
Grace Shelburne.
Misses Margaret and Alice Old en-
tertained at beautiful party at their
home on Frsemason Street, There
ware three tables of seven-hand euchre
and Mrs. John Marbury won the prize
drew the consolation. Those present
We're Mrs. Edwin Lee, Mrs John Mar
bury. Mrs, Gwynne Shepherd. Mrs.
wallace Starke, Mrs. George Goodrich,
Loyal. Mrs T. S. Garnett. Jr., Mrs.
John Woodside. Mrs. r. c. Taylor, Jr.,
Mrs. Guy Ewing. Mrs. Ben Baker. Mrs.
John w: CAST, Jr., Mrs. George Cabell,
nslia Truxton, Bessie Chamberlain.
Emily Allen, Virginia Starke and Miss
Atkins. of Richmond.