The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-15
Cisnlons Social News.
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CIsmont, Va, May 14.--Amongst the
guests staying at "Cloverficlds" may
DO mentioned Mrs. Sutton and Eugene
sutton. or Richmond: Is. Mitchell, from
ISttsburg; Mrs. Stenback and Miss
JS1nson, from Asbury Park, N. j.; Mrs.
Massey, from Dover, Del, and 5. L.
Caves, from Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Crundall and Miss Ed
warda Crundall of New York. have
been visiting. Mr.. and Mrs. Joslin, at
GLOVER HILL"
Mrs. Townsend of "Raynham Hail."
has been in Baltimore for a few days.
"The Kcswick Matinee" had their
third meeting at the home of Mrs.
corridine Sleepy Hollow; on We'd We'd
and afterwards delicious repast was
thoroughly enjoyed. Those who meet
regularly are Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder
Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows, DR.. and Mrs
Thurman, the Misses Long, Mr.. and
Mrs Bowcock, Mrs. Crittenden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boocock, Mrs. Joseph Everett Mr.
and Mrs. Horne. Mrs. Corridine, Miss
Pugh and Miss Ingersoll.
The Gotham Bridge Club had an ex-
tremely enjoyable afternoon at "Bea-
WOOL" on Wednesday. when Mrs.
Sholto Douglass entertained.
The Rectory Chapter met at the
library Monday afternoon. great
deal of important business was ac-
compIished. For the purpose of raising
funds there viii be q play and festival
early in June. The prospect promises
much pleasure, as we'll as great deal
of effort.
The Y. C. U. is busy rehearsing and
arranging for an entertainment to be
given at the Cismont auditorium
Mrs. Hackley Morrison and her two
small sons are staying at Hopedale.
Mrs; shackletord and Miss MIS- Mary
,.;.gti,,- ..JNfp5ouil1
On Thursday, Mrs. Murray Boocock
of ..Castalian." entertained at luncheon
the members of the chapter of the
u. A r.. of Albemarle county. The
guests came from Charlottesville to
keswicll by train, and We're met by
carriages and driven to Castalia, which
looked its loveliest in the full beauty
of leaf and bloom, The scent Of mock
air. and roses in gorgeous profusion
added their quota of color and per-
fume Tables were laid in the dining
room and palmrooml' am, ana , were a END
syringa, After most ENJOYABLE ana
delicious luncheon. meeting was
called to order by the regent, Mrs.
William Wood, who made her report,
gress lately held in Washington Mrs.
Htgginson, of Ivy told of her ex-
periences while there, and Mrs
Maphiss account Of her interest in the
"do1nES or the DduSnteiS. Sduseu We
lighted laughter Those present we're
Mrs. Gooch, Mrs. William Wood, Mrs
r.. T. w. Duke, Jr., Mrs. w. r.. Duke,
Mrs. Massie. Mrs huntington, Mrs.
Probasco, Mrs. Micaiah Woods. Mrs
Thomas Page, Miss futile, Mrs. Early,
Mrs. Higginson. Mrs. Maphis. Mrs;
Kaufman, Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. Bird and
Mrs. Clay-Brown. The last named was
Mrs. Boococks house guest, and on
this most eventful occasion was the
guest of honor. Mrs. Clay Brown.
whose husband and his forebears once
owned Jamestown Island, IS from New
York. She intends leaving shortly
for her summer home In Maine.
The commencement exercises of the
High School held recently were en-
joyed by very large crowd of friends
and patrons. the weather being all
that could be desired. The whole con-
course of scholars marched into the
large auditorium, singing America"
and with splendid effect. as the open
ing act Then followed spirited little
comedy, entitled The Old Maids Con-
vention," which thoroughly pleased tho
audience, and filled them with admi-
ration for the talent displayed. the
sweet fresh faces of the young &C
tresses, and the patient care and coach
ing OF those who had supervised the
rehearsals.
Captain Micajah Woods. always a
popular speaker. was introduced most
charmingly by Joseph Everett. and at
once captured the attention of the as
sepnbly by the happy appropriateness
of his speech. Especially were his re-
marks en- the historical interest of
this section of Albemarle appreciated.