The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11

teas. auction and bridge parties. ant
a house warming. which was the fea.
ture of the week.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. Avery Norris
OF Glen Cove, L. l., who spent the lat,
summer at the old Colonial Hotel a
the Healing Springs. gave a house
warming and tea at lne Manse OF
Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Norris hn.
recestly taken charge OF the Presby.
terrain Church here. Mrs. Norris, WIG
received. was assisted by Mrs, Ethel
bert Talbot. ana Mrs. Frederic Sterry
who poured tea, was assisted by Miss
Jeter. Miss Helen Norris presided over
the punch bowl. Nearly O hunared
members of the villa and hotel
colonies called.
Mrs. Randolph Tucker was the
guest of honor at one OF the most at
tractive teas Of the week at the
Casino on Tuesday afternoon, given by
her daughter, Mrs. John Carmichael.
Invited to meet Mrs. Tucker were the
Governor Of West Virginia and Mrs.
William E. Glasscock; the Bishop OF
Southern Pennsylvania and Mrs. Ethol-
bert Talbot. Captain Edward Offley.
U. s. N. and Mrs. Only. the Rev. and
Mrs. j. Avery Norris, Mrs. III. S. Pole
Mrs. Edgar A. Pole, Miss Augusta WILL
son, and DR.. Delane S. Fitzgerald.
A charming informal morning mus.
icale was given at the Presidents
bungalow on Monday by Mrs. Charles
Neaye, who leaves with her family
next week for New YORK. when Miss
Ruth Harrison and party will arrive
to spend the fall season at the Bun
gnlow The company included Mr.. and
--.rs. Charles Biddle. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p. Jefferson. nlrs. Robert Toland. Mrs.
Walter McMichael, Mrs. Edgar A. Pole,
Mrs. j. H Caperton, Mrs. A. Lee Robin
son. Mrs. Farraday, Miss Caroline
Wood. Miss Lie Moline. William Libby.
G. w. Sweet and r. L. Sweet.
Mrs. William Armlstead Lane. who
has entertained at Il series of musfcales,
gave q tea at the clubhouse, following
music, on Thursday. Among the guests
were Judge and Mrs. William Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cochran,
ington, Mr.. Lane. William Allen, j. I,
and #. G, Landon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bright were din
ner hosts at Bright View early in the
week. when the Homestead Sextet rem
dered program Of songs and planta-
ton melodies for the company. include
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. George T. NJ Gibson,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Taylor. Mrs. Arthur
Cary, Mrs Willie James and Mrs
Society matrons and debutnntes have
formed French class, which meets
several times a week at Inglescote,
with Mrs. Melville Il, ingalls,. and at
the last meeting Madame Louise Ar
mellini read Rostand's "Chantecler.
Later the compnay adjourned to meet
at picnic tea given by Mr., and Mrs.
George ingalls, at the Lower Cascades. Il
Among several other picnic teas given
at the Cascades lately was the affair
Mrs. Buckner Wallingford of Cintln-
lati. who has taken one of the Eorel
cottages at the Hsaling Springs fol the
AL season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyyesant Fish. who
nave been here for the past two weeks
md are spending their time not occu-
,ied by taking the "kur'. by climbing
he surrounding mountains and long
walks on the Boulevard, entertained a
motor party on Sunday afternoon in
to Mrs. John Kean and
Miss Lucy Kean, who are also taking
he baths.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Key Pendleton.
Who have one Of the hotel cottages for
he fall season, gave an auction tea
mo afternoon for the Misses Charlotte
md Belle Andrews. who have Joined
friends here for visit Of several
months,
Judge and Mrs. William HARRISON
Jackson We're entertained ut a hand-
;omely appointed luncheon at the
on Sunday by Mrs. Auden-
'eid. who has done little or no enter
aiming since her arrival In June.
Mr., and Mrs. JoseDh Letter. who hauA