The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-20
Social and
Personal

N n ISIS Garlic MINOR, who for the
lW past six months has been the
guest OF relatives in England.
Will land In New York the latter part
OF the week and come at once to her
home in this city. Miss Minor and her
mother. Mrs. Kate Peasants Minor.
spent several monthS IN the East last
year, visiting Mrs. Minors daughter,
Mrs. Gilchrest. They returned by way
OF the Mediterranean and spent some
time travelling about the Continent
with party Of friends.
Miss Lea Entertained.
Among the round of beautiful en-
PERTAINING that has been done in More
head City. North Carolina, for the past
week was very attractive sailing
party given in honor OF Miss Marion
Lea, OF Richmond. and Miss Mary Nc
Adee. OF Greensboro. The guests en-
5oycd very delightful sail for several
hours and supper was served on the
beach. Miss Lea also attended very
pretty german given Saturday night
at the Atlantic Hotel 1t was Jap
anese affair, and all those dancing
were In costume and several very nov
81 figures were introduced with lam
terms as fayors
Dinner Saturday Evening.
Saturday evening the officers of the
y. S, r. S. Franklin entertained at a
most attractive dinner aboard ship. az
ter which the party went to Old Point
on the navy yard tug to attend the
dance at the ChamberiIn Hotel Those
present were Miss Margaret Van Pat
ten, Miss Mary Hope Miss Mary Young.
DR.. jenkins. U. S ~. Ensign Crcnshaw,
y. S. NJ. OF Richmond: Paymaster Van
Patten. L. S. NJ. DR.. Mears, U. S. NJ, and
James Carney.
Danced at the Chamberlin.
An unusually large number OF people
attended the hop at the Chamberiin
Hotel. on Saturday evening. Among
them were Mr and Mrs. James Payne
Mr.. and Mrs. George Payne, Ensign
and Mrs. A. NJ. r. Allen. Misses Enc
Noight, Emily and louie johnston
Bessie and Helen Crosby, Mabel Hem.
ingway. La Luce Nichols. Frances
Mayer Minnie Curdts. Rose Willis
Nancy Foreman, Katharine Kuinby
BellfIeld Murray. Bessie Merritt. Miss
Dorothy Curry. New York; Miss Dorothy
kinkair, OF Annapolis. Miss Lacy, OF
Raleigh. y. c.; Misses Dolly Whaley
Mary Hope. Margaret Van Patten, Mis-.
Mary Young. OF North Carolina; Mis-
Marie HARDWOOD. OF Richmond: Messrs
John Nash. titZ and Walter Doyle, Johr
Waterman. James Proctor. Thoma
Balm. Clarence Thompson, Stephen Ty
Ter. Moss Lewis Barham Jones, Ro
land Culpepper, Fred Barry, Leste
Graves Emmett Hogan. Herber
White, James Carney, Leroy Williams
William Graham, r. j Leatherbury
Arthur King Roland Thorp, HERNIA
Allyn, Bryant Merritt, Dr. Mears. L
S. n, DIR. jenkins. u. S. NJ Paymaste
Van Patten, DR.. Reed. L. S. N. d.
Kelsey, L. S. ~, DR.. Ettinge, L. S. y
Ensign Crcnshaw, OF Richmond: En-
sign Taylor Smith, Lieutenant Com
Inander Charles Stanworth, Lieute nan
Tredwell. Lieutenant Taylor. l.. S n
G.. Mr. Shacklett. OF DeEplains, Va
Mr. Nottingham. OF the Eastern shore
Mr.. Whitaker. Mr.. Fleet. Dr. somer
and Dr. Donahoe.
Stag supper.
Complimentary to r. W. storrs. o
Nashville, Tenn, who is spending ;
few weeks with relatives in this CITY
Lewis c. Grant was host of a ycr-
attractive stag supper at the Countr,
Club last evening. supper was serve,
on the terrace. and the table was ar
ranged with pink poppies and lilies
Covers were laid for SIX and thos
present We're: r. ". Storrs. Of Nash
vile; a Seldom Jones, ]. II. Gran,
"a. S. Grant. Travis Eppes and Levi
c. Grant
bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. Henry Rose Carter gave a Yer
charming bridge luncheon at he
home in Ashland last Friday. TIL
rooms were decorated in quantities o
yellow flowers, and luncheon wa
served at little tables. Those presen
included: Mesdames Coleman Worth
am, John Addison. Walter Addison
flames Chenery. Mckee, II. D. Wat
kns. Tate Ckenery. Drewry Kerr An
ma s. Carr. Newton Vaughan. of Rich
mond; Bernard Lipscomb. Sue Wrigh
Clarence Wright. George Norris, A
Guilbert, FILL Carter Jr., and 3. Mo,
gan Shepherd; Misses Robbins, Peach