The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-03
Danville Social News.

Danville. Va. April misses Mary
and Frances Berkeley. of Richmond.
were the guests of honor at most
enjoyable dance Tuesday plight ign tat at the me
Holbrooke Avenue. The house was at
tractively decorated for the occasion.
and a most enjoyable evening was
spent Misses Berkeley spent the the
and Mrs. John Lewis Berkeley, on
Paxton Avenue. and during their
stay here, were the recipients of much
attention.
Woodland. the attractive country
seat of DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Edward
Taylor. near Ringgold. about five miles
east of Danville. was the scene of q
most enjoyable Easter gathering on
Easter Monday. The Taylors have not
been living here SO very many years.
charming hospitality, and genial man
ners. The guests We're met at the sta
ton and taken in carriages to the
Taylor home, where most delightful
day was spent: PLAYING bridge and
the egg hunt. in which both old and
young participated. The table was
laden with delicious viands and the
centrepiece was beautiful cluster of
field huttercups and ferns; Those
Mrs. James Scoles Irwin. Mrs. John
Spencer, Mrs. Richard Ivy. Mrs. John
Fuller. Miss Caroline Virginia Pace.
Miss Margaret Coons. Miss Barbara
ME Spencer. Miss Mary Ivy. Miss
Marie Reynolds and Edwin Hughes
and Ayres Fuller
One OF the most charming social
by Mrs. William Yarbrough Minor at
her home on Broad Street, last Tues
day afternoon. when she entertained
the Tuesday Card Club prior to her
departure for Richmond this week.
where she will reside in the future
for the occasion. the color scheme.
yellow. SO suggestive of spring, the
loveliest of all seasons, was daintly
carried out Great punches of fra
out the rooms, and small tapers of the
same shade burned brightly in silver
and cut-glass candlesticks. The
score-cards We're attractive. The
prizes were very pretty, and both We're
won by Mrs, j. overton Boatwright.
The, club prize was a pair OF silk
stockings, While the lone hand prize
was an exquisite cluster of May
Handy vlolets. Mrs. cartwright grace
fully presented the violets to Miss
highest score. After the games were
over, delicious refreshments were
served at the card tables. The color
scheme was carried out in the re-
lIeS1llueHls, VII cdCH plate was a Jon
gull Delicious apricot ice was served
during the afternoon. Those invited
We're Mrs. Garland Wooding, Mrs Alb
ner Cheatham. Mrs. Thomas Fitz-
gerald, Miss jamie Edwards, Mrs.
Louis Puryear.. Mrs. Thomas Edmunds.
Mrs. overton Boatwright, Mrs. Frank
Spencer Mrs James Green Gravely,
Mrs. Traylor, Mrs. Spencer James Mrs.
Boisseau, Mrs. James Scoles Irwin and
others.
Miss Lucie Puryear was the attrac-
tive guest OF honor at a dance given
In Chase City Wednesday night She
is the guest of Miss Elsie E,dmunds
and has been very much admired,
Misses Mary and Frances Berkeley
have returned to Richmond, after
spending the Easter holidays here
Mrs. James Pinckney Williamson
leaves this week to visit Mrs Taylor
Vinson, in Huntington. w. Va.
Miss Mary Boisseau. OF the New
England Conservatory of Music, Bos
ton. Mass, spent Easter with her
parents.
Miss Martha HarvIe has returned
from a visit to Richmond.
Miss Lille Jennings loft Monday for
Richmond; after spending the winter
In Danville,
Mrs. S, Rutherford Dnla Is Tho,
guest OF. Mrs Brown In st. Louis.
q Miss Agnes Wilson, OF windsor"