The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-31

tournaments given at the Woman's
| Club took place on Friday evening in
the parlors Of the club, and bridge
whist was played. There were seven
teen tables engaged, and highest score
was made by Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Nell
son. A charming collation. was served
after the game.
The next tournament at which
straight whist will be played Will be
held on Friday evening, February rs,
at the Womans Club.
Receives with Mrs. Scott.
At reception to be held to-day
from to Z p NJ. in the Arlington
Hotel. washington, d. c., by the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton. Mrs. Stoncwall Jackson. recent
ly the guest in Richmond of Stanhope
Boiling, and now visiting friends in
Washington. will receive with the
president general. Mrs. Matthew r.
Scott. for part of the afternoon.
Mrs Jackson liz wonderful exam.
pie of lovely old age. Her home liz
Charlotte. n. c.
Miss Turner Entertained.
y delightful dinner party was given
IN honor Of Miss Rose B. Turner. OF Isle
the residence. of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Floyd
RcamF Chimborazo Park. where she Is
visiting. Covers were laid for eight,
and those present were Miss Turner.
a nlfS Be Of Wa.Gnrl Prairle Laurence
rish Reams IT,. Woodson Tompkins.
Standish T. Coleman. or Charlottes-
VILE y Va; Mr.. and Mrs. w, Floyd
horne in a few days. much to the re-
greet Of her many Richmond friends.
In Honor OF Mrs. Young. >.
One of the most attractive card par
ties of the week was given on Tues
day evening by Miss Lena Pollard. in
her home. 1011 Floyd Avenue. In honor
Of her house guests. Mrs. II. T. Young
and Miss Mary l.. iattox, of Peters,
burg. Decorations were in spring
flowers and smilaX.
Guests Of Miss Nash.
Misses Fanny Beverly. of Bland
field" Essex county: Rebecca Dicker-
son, of Caroline, and Minnie Smith. OF
Doge, King George, are visiting Miss
Willie Nash at her home. GIL East
Franklin Street. Miss Beverly has
been frequent and much admired
visitor to Richmond. a number of
very attractive affairs have been
planned in honor of Miss Nash's guests.
Dance In Ashland.
Wednesday evening at the Ashland
Auditorium a delightful german was
given ny the chesterfield CotillOn
Club. This Is the first german given
this season by the club. and was a
brilliant success. The music was fur
nished by Richmond orchestra. Tho
chaperons were: Mr.. and Mrs. Tate
Chenery, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Potts, Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. IL Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Blanton. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. w. Marye,
Mrs. NJ. Baldwin. Mrs j. G.. Hughes,
Mrs. A. S. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl.
Hoofnagle, Mrs. Fold, OF Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs w. L. Foy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Guest.
The german was led by Miss Annie
Macon Potts and j. W. FowIkes Some
new and very pretty figures were in
troduced. Those dancing were:
Miss Annie Macon Potts, with j. w.
'Fowlkes: Miss Christine Cooke, with
]. W. Leake: Miss Marjorie Briggs, of
Richmond, with r. Voolfolk: Miss
Peachy Fleet, with r. White: Miss
Katherine Kent, with B. West: Miss
Ethel Boudar, OF Richmond, with
A. Pettijohn; Miss Grace West.
with o. Chaplin: Miss May Bald
win. with f. Bane. Miss Marjorie
Chisolm, of Birmingham, Ala. with
Il. Gravely: Miss Maggie Tucker, with
L. Cox: Miss Annie Hunter, with r.
Noel: Miss Page Nixon. with C. Tucker:
Miss Augusta Nixon, with j. D. Mosby;.
Miss Annie Walker. of Richmond, with
Jim Gillette; Miss Emma Lee Priddy.