Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-12
SOcIAL-PERSONAL.

or OF their niece, Miss Flora Ancker
OF Philadelphia, who is their guest Tor
several weeks. The entire lower floor
Of the house was deliberately decorat-
ed. a color scheme OF green and white
being carried out. while the decora-
lions In the dining room were decided
ly unique and beautiful.
| Anchors. suggestive of the name OF
the guest Of honor. were principally
used In the establishment. In the
! aenter of the dining table was small
| ship floating" on green crepe paper,
representing water, and an anchor was
thrown over the side OF the tiny craft.
! Another big anchor entwined the
smokestack and ribbons led from the
! stack to the glasses at the plates or
, the guests. On the end of each ribbon
was tiny anchor, with little cupid
) fastened on each. The chandelier was
adorned with green ribbons with tiny
anchors fastened to the end of each
one The hall and parlors were dec
J Grated with palms and ferns.
Among the guests were: Misses
Flora Ancker. Of Philadelphia; Lo-
raine Newman. OF Charlottesville, Va;
Eta Cuddin. OF Baltimore. Md;
: Bessie Meyers. Bessie Reyner,
Brunette Eisenman. Nettie Essen
man AMI Maud Garner, OF
/ this city; DIR. NJ. Litchtenberg. of Bal
timore, and Messrs. Benjamin HON.
man. Of new York: Ralph T.. Crowley,
of Boston; Harry Reyner. Nolan Mey-
,ers. John Berger, Louis Eisenman.
| Maurice Eisenman. David Frankei.
: Arthur Eisenman and Edgar Weth-
! elmer. OF this city.
- Miss Nettie Elsenman was awarded
! the first prize fer the young ladies'. and
Harry Reyner received the first prize
for the young men. Miss Coddin and
| Nolan Meyers received the consola-
ton prizes.
Detective Sergeant John w. Rey-
nolds and Mrs. Reynolds will leave
today for Gordonville, Va. and Az
ton, Va. where they will spend two
weeks with relatives.
! Mrs. r. c. Allen and children who,
hive been visiting Mrs. Aliens
. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Archibald.
In Middlesex county, arrived home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hays left yes
ierday for Detroit. Mich. Mr.. Hays
F, will go as far north as Winnepeg ana
will spend some time fishing on the
northern coast of Lake Superior.
Mrs. A. e Liby and Mrs. w. ID.
Strailman and children left yesterday
for Prince George county, where
they will visit friends and relatives
Mrs. F. F. Davis, OF Gloucester
county, is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. j. Wharton Gullck, 1870 Thirty
fourth street
Mrs. M. c. Jenkins, on Jefferson
avenue. has as her guest. her sister,
Miss Mary Harrington, OF Washing
ton, ID. {.
Miss lnez Schaefer. who has been
visiting in Baltimore and Washing.
ton, has returned home
Miss Madge Grenton, who has been
visiting in Southwest Virginia. has
returned home. Miss Della Isley, of
Lynchburg, accompanied her home.
Accompanied by Miss Edith Thomp'
son. Miss Sadie Thompson has re-
relatives in Delaware.
Mrs. n. N. Ghiselin. who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
in Bedford City. has returned home.
Miss Bertha Geiger, who has been
visiting relatives in Johnson City,
Tenn. has returned to her home in
this city.
Miss Beatrice Lawrence. who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in RUahoke and Bedford. has return
ed home
Mss Blanche Hooper has return.
ed iIom Delmsr. Nd, where she Wis
tied friends.
Mrs Robert Atkinson and daugh
ter. Margaret. left yesterday foi
4 De1drcB. where they will spend the
remainder Of this month with Mrs
Atkinson's mother. Mrs. Fsison-
Il Mrs Eldon Roberts. 2S0o Jefferson
avenue. has as her guest. her sister
1 NrS. Benjamin T. Pillow. of Wash
IN. ioL. ID. c.
i. VIZ Mary Sinnc who has hceT