The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02
Norfolk Social News.
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K NORFOLK, VA. February 1.-THE
fourth annual dance OF the Norfolk
jiGermnn Grub, and one OF the social
licvcnta Of the season, occurred Friday
might at the Client Club, and was
largely attended. 1t was one Of the
\ social affairs Of the midWinter season.
X ,rhe cotillon was led by Mr.. Walling-
ton Hardy and the number ofparticl-
+ pants was large. The dances given
this year by the club lave been mus
unlly successful and have we'll sus-
tancd the social reputation OF Nor
folks leading social organization.
Mrs. II. p. G. Sanderson entertained
lust week ut her apartments In the
Tazewell Mt delightful euchre party.
Tho prizes were won by Mrs. I. W.
Kite. Mrs. Thomas Scott, and Miss
Junius Lynch drew the consolation.
The Norfolk College Alumnae X. M
Saunders Chapter gave social recep-
tion to members Thursday night nt the
residence OF Mrs. II. II. Pegues, No. 225
Redgnte Avenue. The affair was large
ly attended.
A delightful tea was given last week
aboard the u. s. $. Wasp by Mr., clancy.
Covers were laid for five. Those pres
cnt were Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Rlckerttssl
Mrs. Lillian Warkart and Lieutenant
Campbell. U. S. N.
Mrs. Edgar. Wash entertained Tues
day evening delightfully."- at an exceed
ingly pretty card party in London
Street, Portsmouth. Duplicate whist
was played. Her guests were Mrs.
James Maupin. Mrs.l Laurence y At
kinson, Mrs Emerson, Mrs. Sterling
Marshall. Mrs Duncan Wood. Mrs. JOS
eph Morse, Mrs. j. Davis Reid, Mrs.
Collins Armstrong, Mrs. NJ. Marshall,
Mrs Tignor, Misses Sallie and Mamie
Holiday, Miss NJ. Hatton. Miss Eliza
beth Nicely. Miss Esther Reid. MISS Lo-
rettn Toner, Miss Essie Wilson. MISS
Bette Aysom, Miss NJ. Moore ana MISS
Emma Burrow.
Mrs. Blunt Hunter entertained at SIX
hand euchre last week at her apart
nents in the Waverly. The rooms
were effectively decorated in pink car
i nations and pink shaded lights Llshe
Entertainments were served during inc
Ieyening. Those present were Mrs.
Marry Brown, Mrs. schabable. Mrs. j.
f;rin Edwards, Mrs. Everett Owen,
Mrs S. r. Hanger. Mrs Ross Nicholson;
Mrs BOYD Kimball. Misses Mary ana
Matte. Hunter. Sophie Nash, Louise,
Dixie and Helen Nieneyer, Emma Mar
tin, Janey Peters. Alice and Loretta
Toomer. Bessie Ridley. Lois Wright,
Sarah Wilson. Belle Nash. Emma VIII
lIams Augusta Maupin. Clara Ashton.
Elizabeth and Jane Neeley and MISS
Nora King. OF Warrenton. N. c.; from
Norfolk, Misses Emily Johnston, Lucy
Quinby, Louise Simpson and Mary
Clark.
The regular Monday afternoon tea
which was given Monday at the Wo-
mans Club was unusually delightful.
An interesting program preceded the
tea. Mrs. II. L. Payne sang many
sweet melodies, accompanied by MISS
Patterson. Miss Lee Eure recited.
Mrs. Richard McIlwaine, Miss Fannie
Sans and Miss Mamie Doyle poured
tea Those present were Miss Nir-
GINA Gatewood. Mrs. e. b. Hodges,
Mrs. C. b. Cole. Miss Carrie Mccullough,
Mrs. Bate. Mrs. Willoughby Cooke
Miss Leta serpell. Miss Mamie Smith.
Miss Martin. Miss Elizabeth Wales.
Mrs. r. A Robinson, Miss Emily Doyle.
Mrs. Nathaniel Green. Mrs. George
Kennedy. Miss Mary Reid. Miss Reed.
A delightful house party in pro-
Eress at Virginia Beach comprises
Misses Clara and Lucrece Goodwin.
Margaret Pannili, Virginia Pollard, OF
this city; Miss Emily Hodges. of New
port News; Messrs. Randolph Cooke,
J. b. Taylor. Holt Page. Beverly Payne
and Mr.. Tyler. The young people are
chapcroned by Mrs. Brooks Johnston
and Mrs. George Pollard.