The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01

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Street Three tables were engaged.
and the highest score was made by
Mrs. uenningham spilman and Mrs.
Glazebrookc. The club will meet next
Monday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Hcnnlngham Spilman, g09 Floyd Ave-
nue..
At Occun View.
Diggs's cottage. ocean View. has
had many enjoyable feasts and parties,
but none has yet equalcd the Dutch
skiddoo supper given saturday
night by twenty three off the
gucsts. Dancing and other amuse-
rients took up the early part of the
evening. after which a typical Dutch
supper was served Amusing toasts,
songs and speeches added greatly to
the fun of the evening.
Those present were Miss G,issie
sims. Miss N. G. Hockaday. w. e.
! Hoc1aday. Miss Katie Bernstein, Miss
Mary Bernstein, Richmond; Miss Dora
Legrm. Berkeley. Va; Tazewell q.
Saunderson, Richmond; Miss Irene o.
Boole. Norfolk; II. Il. Hicks, Washing
ton, ID. c.; +. NJ. Park, Newark, n. j.:
Albert w. Harmed. Roanoke: Mrs.
Hugh Whitley. Portsmouth. Miss
Maude Powell. Harrellsville, n c.. W.
Thalmann. Richmond: Miss Oiyve Rob-
erts. Exmore: Miss Mamie G. Barks-
dale. Roanoke: N. c. Powell. Ports
mouth: Miss Agnes Wooton. Harrells-
vile, n. c.; r. Jefares. u. S. N: Mrs.
X. Jenares, New York: w. 81. Adams,
Il. n. Baker. l. D. Knightly, Richmond.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hairs New Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic {. Hair have.
returned to the city. after spending
two months In the mountains of Vir-
ginla They will remove to their new
residence on North Linden Street. and
later visit Annapolis. Md. and other
places North A relative of Mr.. Hairs.
Bishop Henning Won Scheele. OF
Sweden. has lately paid a visit on Off
cial business TO this country. An in
Ifteresting account of his visit has been
recently published.
or Interest Here.
Miss jamie Gibboney, OF wytheviile,
gave a tacky party last week which
was intensely enjoyed by all present.
The ridiculous combinations of colors
and STYLES in the various costumes of
| the guests caused much merriment.
| the prizes for the very tackiest were
awarded by the Judges to Miss Mary
| billiard Miss MIRA Chambers. of Rich
mond: Miss Virginia Gibboney and
Marry Watts. Dancing was the chief
amusement of the evening. the old
| fashioned Virginia Reel and square
| sets being participated in by every
| body. The guests were Mrs. cabel
! Dabney and Miss Mona Whittle. OF
| Norfolk Misses Margaret and Mary
| Cooper, of Baltimore: Miss Myra
| Chambers, Miss Ella Mills. Miss Page
| Jones. Miss Nell Kirk, Miss May Mills
1 Miss Mary billiard, Miss Sallie Veamon
/ Mrs. Eldridge. Mrs. S. j. Ryan, Mrs
Il l. fNsu l..
Miss Bussom, Miss Lindsay Wilson, OF
New orleans. and Messrs. Alfred and
Sidney Moore, Walter Humphreys, VIII
| liam and Robert Thomas. KENNETH
Underwood. Varney Ward, Stuart anc
! Fitzgerald Campbell. Otterton Boyd
Kent and Edwin spillS- and Mr.
Yeamon. of Norfolk.
Attractive Tea.
On Friday last Miss winnifrec
Campbell was the hostess of charm
ing o'clock tea at her home in Pulas-
4 XII. given in honor of her house
guests, Miss Reid, of Radford; Miss
/ Grove, of Lynchburg, and Miss Otey
of wytheyiile.
i Miss Winnifred Campbell was assist
ed in receiving by her sister. Miss
4 Helen Campbell, of Richmond.
The house was 'artistically decorated
= WITH poWls OF PINK dahi13s. roses ane
i ferns
i Among those present Were: Misses
s. Reid. of Radford; Grove, of Lynch
Il burg; Otey, of WytheviIle; 5anette, o.
Norfolk, Lillian Pollock. Alice Block
Il sidgc, Agnes Howard. Gillie Wilson
& Frederick Pobst, Madallne Askew
Il Florence Stephens, Mae Pollock, Ethe
Steger, Geraldine Fitzhugh. Mary ano
Ollie White. Bessie Mckee. Minnie Bel
and Elizabeth Jordan.
III and Out of Town.
Miss Bertha Hancock, of Brooksville
4 Fla is the guest of Mr., and Mrs. War
wick C. White at the Jefferson Hotel
/ Mrs. William b. Allen and her daugh
\ ter, Miss Louise Allen. of 1911 Grow,
/ Avenue, have returned to Richmond.