Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-11-07
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES,
OnancOcH.

trip to Baltimore, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ohio L. Parker gave bridge
whist party at her home, "The Elms'"
Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. Smith Walter has returned
from a visit of several weeks to rela-
tives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Abel G.. Kelley has returned
from a visit of several weeks to rela-
tives in Norfolk and Northampton.
Mrs. Sallie w. Horsey and Miss NJ.
Louise Trader, of Oak Hall, are guests
at the home of DR.. E. r. Leatherbury' |
Mrs. William II. Parker returned
Saturday from a two weeks visit to |
her niece, Mrs. Edward Belt Wash
ington.
The young folks had Halloween
ghost party at Beech Lawn" the
home of Miss Dorothy N. Hopkins
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Thomas N. Jacob and little
son. Thomas, of late the guest of Mrs.
liz. 0. f. GUSTS, returned to their
home at Capeville, Wednesday.
| DR.. Edward B. Finney was called TO
Cape Charles, this week by the illness
of Rev. John w. McNabb. Mr.. Nc
Nabb's condition is slightly improved.
Misses Mamie Belote, Margaret q.
West and Maud Kellam attended the
marriage of Mr.. Sydney w. Belote
and Miss Grace Richardson, at Wacha-
preague, Tuesday.
DR.. George Lee Fosque will be mar
ried to Miss Mary n. Fitchett, Of Cape
Charles, November 18th, at $3.50 a. III.
| in Emmanuel P. E. Church. No cards
were issued to residents of Accomack
county.
t The residence of Mr.. 5. T. Martin
caught fire Friday from the explosion
of a coal oil stove The flames were
f soon extinguished. The principal
Z damage was to furniture and amount
ed to about $50.
: Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
+ was PLAYED at the Town Hall, by local
n talent, Thursday and Friday evenings,
for the benefit of the Eastern Shore
Chapter d. a. r. The play was well
presented and much enjoyed by all
who saw it.
Miss Sarah Nelson Parker left
Wednesday, for New York where she
, will be the guest OF her brother, Mr.
". II. Parker. From New York she
: will go to Santa Fe, New Mexico to
spend several months with her sister,
Mrs. Francis Wilson.
Mrs. Willis LeBaron Hale, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar
- raret A. Powell, at Kerr Place" for
the past month, left for her home III
North Attleboro, Mass, Thursday
II Mrs. Hale went, via Baltimore, where
l. she will be the guest of her aunt Mrs
/ William NJ Powell.
- Miss Berthe Lee NAPLES gave
Halloween party at her home, on Kerr
q street. Saturday evening. The hand
"a some rooms were prettiiy decorated
Is pumpkins being used TO hold the
Us lights, and ghosts, phantoms ano
spirits we're many and often met I'M
Ell expectedly. A number OF tricks were
r 1ried. and altogether the evening was
T. very enjoyable. Elegant refreshments
+. we're served. Among others present
we're: Misses Sarah Parkes, Blanche
;. Rich, Dorothy Wise, Sarah Parker
IN Mamie Duncan, Margaret Parker
m Lillian Savage, Sallie Hopkins, Mar
IN oaret james, Elizabeth Titlow, sara
Is 5abra and Mary NAPLES, Elizabeth
WescotC and Hilda Weaver, Messrs
- rully Joynes, Charles Watson, Gilman
Or Warren, Baden Short, S. E. Geiger
&C. Albert Hopkins, Calvert Parker, JONI
;, Kellam. William and Fred VanPelt.
tn The regular monthly meeting OF tn
Eastern Shore Chapter OF the d. "A
u, r. was held Tuesday afternoon d
- Sans Souci, the handsome home @
Mrs. B. X. Powell, vice-presldent O
,n the chapter. The report OF the dele
80 oates. Mrs. l.. D. T. Quinby and Mrs
rs Cahal, to the recent State CONVEX
, rion at Petersburg was submitted an
00 naper on Delaware was read b
i0' Mrs. Cahall. Mrs. Powell made tn
meeting the occasion of receptlo
Hie TO the members and number oil II
- vited guests. The rooms of the lowe
''- floor were tasteiully decorated VIII
ferns and chrysanthemums and eli
CO. CANT refreshments were served
'aS Among those present were Mesdam(
by O. L. Parker, E. r. Waters, JOSEF
en- L. Cahall, w. j. Doughty, o. L. Pow
5ht ell, G. II. Powell, J. II. Fletcher
at r. Ross, W. II. Parker, L. d.
Ouinby, Il. E. Fletcher, j. G. Co
adj nick; Misses Eva Leatherbury, Sad
pes Fletcher, Annie and Eva Hopkln
Be- Cecil and Nellie Powell, Nettie Wa
& rem, Elizabeth Wise, Sarah Maple
lis, Pausy Wilkins.
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