The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Misses Bessie Carter, of Danvillc;
Katherine Brothers and Nell Jordan
OF Suffolk, and Lottie Staples, OF Me-
herrin, attractive young women OF last
summer; Rev. w. D. Moss, a prominent
minister OF Washington. and Mrs
James S. Irvine. OF DAnville. the lat
! ter so we'll known in Virginia as MISS
Kate Patton. DR.. w. r. Thompson.
one of the best known Methodist d.
vines in Tennessee. Is spending his va
cation here, and preached twice for
the guests last Sunday. Miss Marie
Mines and Herbert Whitehurst, of
Richmond. whose engagement was an
nounced in the papers last Sunday.
have received many congratulations
from their friends among the people
at the Yellow.
Those giving bridge parties for the
weekend were: Mrs. j II. Claiborne.
OF Petersburg, with Miss Tate, OF
Memphis. and Miss Boylan, OF Raleigh,
N. c., as prize winners; Mrs. Z. G.
Wilson. of Savannah, the honors In
this game going also to Miss Tate and
Miss Boylan, and a party OF four to-
bles given by Miss Alban. of Memphis.
when refreshments were served and
pretty prizes awarded 10 Mrs. Burwell.
of Texas. and Mrs. Taylor. Of Dam
Vile.
Two hay rides have delighted the
young people this week. One was CIV;
en- by Miss Donald Claiborne. OF Pc
tersburg, chaperoned Ny Mrs. Clal.
borne and Mrs. Taylor,A the second be.
ing given by the young girls and chap
eroned by Mrs. Tate and Mrs. Bridger
The annual masquerade ball brought
out some striking costumes. showing
Originality and genius on the part OF
the wearers. The grand march was
led by Miss Alice Davis, of Norfolk,
dressed as. MARY Jane" with Walter
Simmons. Of Richmond. Some OF the
other characters represented were
Misses Paxton and Claiborne. as "Fol-
Lancaster, Pa. as yellow Rose OF
Texas" Mrs. Taylor. as Bridget; Miss
Anna Tate. as negro NANNY. rolls
ing Miss Boylan into the ball roomin
a baby carriage: Mrs. Peed, as Span
ish girl; Miss Mary Ivy. as MADAME
Poppad our: Miss Lassiter. as trained
nurse. and Miss Roberts as a cowboy.
Mrs. N. p. Martin and Mrs. ]. ..
Bridger, OF Memphis entertained at
the largest bridge party OF. the season
Monday morning. After two hours OF
Der fan, fell to Miss Proudtit: the Sec
ond prize, an ivory candlestick, to
Mrs. G. n. speer: the young woman's
|consolation, silver handled lip stick
Ito Miss Lucille Paxton; the married
woman's consolation, a cut glass dish
to Mrs. George Penn, and the BOBBY
on apron. to Miss Sayre,S Of Savannah,
ii Hugh McGrann, Of Roanoke, and
Fontaine Martin, of Memphis. enter
tanned sixty guests at an elaborate
supper party in the old hotel Monday
night The meal of three courses was
served at long tables. and there were
many Informal toasts and speeches
during the evening. The entire party
standing drank q toast to Miss Mines
and Mr.. ,nitehurst. who We're present
In honor of their engagement just an
|nounced the day previous.
Other bridge parties OF the week
were given by Mrs. George Penn. OF
Danvills. and Mrs, George Ivey. Of the
same city, Iii the first contest Miss
Boylan won the nrst prize, Mrs. Gar
land Peed the consolation, Miss Sayre
THAT for the young women and
Miss Irvine the honor prize At Mrs.
Ivys party the prizes were won by
Mrs, Burwell, OF Texas Mrs, James
sutton. Of Richmond, sand Mrs. Wade,
| or Lancaster, Pa, IN NJ fS5i