The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Danville Social News.
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Danville Social News.
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Danville, va. April o.-The en-
gagcment of Miss Marguerite Massie,
Lawrencevillc, Va, was announced
Tuesday afternoon. at beautiful
garden party given by Miss vir-
ginia Dance. at the home of her aunt.
HRS. w w. Williamson, III Main Street.
The dainty flower, Marguerite" was
used most effectively both in the de-
licious refreshments and decorations.
The color scheme, yellow and white.
idea" Miss Massie Is the daughter
of Mrs. Lula Slower Massie. and !s one
of the most popular girls OF the
younger get. and Is quite q society
faYorte. She is prominently related
in Virginia. and has lived in Danville
nearly all of her life. Mr.. Turnbull
is a son of Congressman r. G. Turn
bull, OF Lawrencevlle, and is well
known and promising lawyer The
the Church of the Epiphany. and VIII
provo of much interest throughout the
state. Among those present were
jamie Harvle. Nell Vass, Harriet
James. Elizabeth Noell. Grace Jones.
Mary Leigh. Bessie Carter. Mamie
Norman. Katie Green Guerrant. Irna
Allen Blanche Patton, Mary Wooding,
Virginia Dance Miss Coons and Mrs.
w. w Williamson.
Invitations. reading as follows. have
been received by friends in Danville
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clarke request
your presence on Tuesday evening.
April twelfth, nineteen hundred and
ten, from eiyht-thirty to eleyen-thirtx.
TO meet Rev. and Mrs. Arthur III.
Clarke.
A. Leon Kronfeldt. q brilliant and
cultured tenor. scored another triumph
in Danville Tuesday night, in a con-
cert at the Y. NJ. c. A., under the
auspices OF the Danviile Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
in which he was capably assisted by
Miss Grace NJ Geisecke. violinisi, and
Hiss jessie Brewer pianist. The au-
dence was numerically large. and en-
thusiastic in Its expressions OF APP
probation. greeting most of Mr.. Kron-
feldts songs with storm of applause.
The Tuesday Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss JAMIE Edwards
Tuesday afternoon in one of Mrs.
Lege's attractive houses on South Main
street. The color scheme, green and
purple. was beautifully carried out.
Large vases held fragrant lilacs and
ferns. The score cards Were attractive
etchings and the hostess was assist
ed by Miss Eva CovinEtou. Mrs. Lege
and Miss Eunice Walden The prizes
were beautiful and-painted fern
dishes, and were won by Mrs, Louis
T. Puryear and Miss Annie Ayres The
lone hand prize. an exquisite lace
handkerchief. was won by Mrs. Charles
Bruce Guerrant. After the games We're
over elegant refreshments We're served.
Among those present We're Miss Annie
Ayres. Mrs Bruce Guerrant, Mrs. Pur-
year, Mrs RAYMOND Hall. Mrs. w b.
Lewis, Mrs, a. b. Cheatham. Miss
jamie Harvie. Mrs. Hamlin. Mrs. Pete
Guerrant, Miss EVELYN Wimbush, Miss
Fannie Wimbish, Mrs Traylor, Mrs.
Carson Conway. Mrs. James Gravely,
Miss Blanche Patton, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs.
Rousseau Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Lego. Miss Covington, Miss Walden,
Mrs. j. o. Boatwright, Mrs. Frank
Spencer. Mrs. higgins. Mrs. s. e.
Hughes. Mrs. Averette. Misses loot.
Miss Coleman. Miss Eliza Taylor and
4 delightful program was rendered
by the Art Circle of the Wednesday
Afternoon Club here this week Papers
on The Genre Painters OF Holland"
and Dutch Marine Art" were read
by Mrs. Thomas Hamlin, and Mrs.
Greenland Maury Both We're thor
oughiy enjoyable and We're delivered
with much expression.
The chapel OF the Randolph Macon
Institute was taxed to its utmost ca
pacity on Monday evening, when the
pupils of Mrs. kean's vocal class gave
recital. There was a sympathetic
interpretation of the songs rendered
that reached the hearts of the cultured
and appreciative audience. which was
manifested in the spontaneous ap-
plause given those who took part in
the recital. Quite an attractive and
lengthy program was rendered.
Mrs. Turner Ashby Miller entertain-
cd the Sans Souci at her home on Main
o'clock. This was the first meeting
of the club since February, and was
thoroughly enjoyable. After the game
delicious refreshments We're served.
Mrs Lewis Z, Harvie and Miss jamie
leave l.
tives In Richmond.
Mrs, zeb Featherston and children
are in the city.
l,x-Governor Swanson was a visitor
here Tuesday.
John Lewis, of GAINESVILLE, spent
Monday In Danville.
William Laird has returned from
visit to friends at Washington and
Mrs. R. l. Tobey, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Gem
cral Hospital is improving.
Miss Eugene Withers is the guest
of Mrs. w. I. Jordan, in South Bos-
Mrs. l.. f. de Bordenare and son
have returned to Franklin. after a
visit to her father, DR.. W. l.. Robin
son.
Miss Bland schoofeld has returned
to Natick. Mass, where she is at
school after spending Easter with he1
father. r. A. Schooltield.
Misses Grace Jones and Elizabeth
Noell, attended the Virginia Caroline
game in Greensboro, Friday.
Mrs. r. X. Burton has returned from
a pleasant visit to Lynchburg.
Miss Virginia Dance is the guest OF
her brother, Willis Dance, In Chester
Pa.
Mrs. John p. Swanson has returned
from pleasant visit to Nelson. ts
Mrs, Clarence Macdonald England
of Logan, w. Va, and Miss Carleton
of Winston. N. c.. are visiting theii
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. "A. Hines.
Miss Elizabeth Harston. of "Oal
Hill" was the guest Of friends here
this week.
Mrs. Spencer James and Mrs. A. Z
George are in Richmond.
Mrs. O. w. Dudley has returned from
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