The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
DanvilIe Social News.
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Elizabeth Lewis wheat, of Richmond,
was the guest OF honor at one or the
most beautiful affairs OF the winter,
when Mrs. William Lege entertained
at bridge for her Monday afternoon.
The cosy home was aglow with bright
lights, and the crimson color scheme
predominated The score-cards were
very attractive. While the refresh
test was INDUCED in. The bridge
Mrs. Ernest Clapp, of Greensboro,
while the guest of honor was pre-
sented with Il beautiful jewelry case.
The prize for the guessing contes. ; was
won by Mrs. w. G. Higgins. Those
present were Miss Wheat. Mrs. Ernest
Clapp. of Greensboro; Miss Blanche
Patton, Miss Christine Millner. Mrs
"Thornfleld" Miss Eliza Taylor. Miss
Mary Leigh, Miss Mimi Phifer, Miss
jamie Earvie, Mrs. Higgins, Miss
Walden, Miss Angelo Millner and
rutherford Harvie.
Never before did the handsome home
of Mrs. A. w. Traylor appear to bet
ter advantage than on Tuesday after
noon, when she entertained the Tues
day Card Club In compliment to her
charming house guest Miss Evelyn
Weeks, of Elizabeth city, II. G. Tho
score-cards were red hearts. embossed
In gold, and in the centre was minia-
tire Cupid. The prizes were unusually
handsome and were won by Mrs.
Thomas Hamlin. who received the
guests prize. and Mrs. Overton Boat
wright. who captured the club prize.
Both were pretty water colors. The
guest of honor was presented with a
lovely cut-glass filigrec toilet bottle.
After the game u delicious collation.
was served by the hostess, assisted by
Misses Eliza Hamin, Hattie Bouldin,
Raemey Hamlin, Myrtle Lee and Mrs.
j ohm w. Ferrell.
Mrs. Archibald Keen entertained
few friends at an informal tea at
her home on Main Street Tuesday af-
ternoon in compliment to her cousin,
Miss Bland Scheduled, and her house
guests. Miss Hanes, of Winston, n. c..
and Miss Madge Vass, OF Danville. Tho
tea table was covered with an ex-
quisite drawn work cover, and beau
tiful silver vase held large bunch
of white carnations, while silver and
cut-slass dishes held delicious sweets.
AT one end of the table n silver candle
iabra held white candies. Mrs. Keen
was assisted by Mrs Pemberton Penn,
Mrs. Vincent Smith and Mrs. r. A.
Schoolfield Those present were Miss
Haynes. Of Winston; Miss Bland School,
field, Miss Madge Vass, Miss Leona
Nawter, OF Blacksburg; Miss Elizabeth
a,iss jamie Harvie. Miss Nell Vass.
Miss Berkeley. Miss Carter, Miss Jones.
Mss Robinson. Miss Patton. Miss Ham
IN. Miss Rison, Miss M!llner, Miss
Misses alexander Schoolfield. Rson,
overly, Keen, Martin. Schaum. Patton,
Dibrell, Nelson. Lea, Catlin and Others.
Miss Mary Cabell Wooding enter
tanned the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club at her home on Wilson
Street. There were five tables Of
bridge, around which pleasant after
noon was spent. The club prize was
won by Miss Blanche Patton, while
the guests prize, a book, fell to Miss
Frances Bendall. Those present were
Misses Elizabeth Wheat, of Richmond;
Phiter, jamie Harvie. Grace Jones, Har-
riett James. Patton, Bendall, Yass,
Leigh Moorman, Strange, Allen,
Dance, Margaret Wooding. Robinson.
Rena Herman, Waddill, NOEL, Mary
r,homas, Rison. Tucker, Margaret Mas.
sic and others,
Mrs, John w. Boswell entertained a
Few friends informally at tea We'd
nresday afternoon at her home on Main
street, in compliment to Mrs. George
y. Jennings. of Richmond.
Miss Martha Harvie ctertained the
sans Souci Card Club at her home, on
Main Street Thursday afternoon IN
compliment to her house guest, Miss
elizabeth Wheat. of Richmond There
delightful afternoonIwas spent by
those playing. After the games de-
licious refreshments were served.
.Irs. Louis Herman's reception on
r hI.s y, afternoon in honor OF
KY, was one of the most brilliant
events ever given in Danville. The
Herman home, which is always beauti-
iui, was especially attractive with It's
set.llhg OF tropical plants, frightened
WIN vases OF fragrant flowers. During
the afternoon about 200 guests en-
Joyed the hospitality of Mrs. Herman,
which Is too We'll known to be further
mentioned -
Mrs, ". J; Jordan, of south Boston,
Va. entertained at charming house
party party this week. Her guests included
MRS. s. rutherford Dula, Mrs. j.
I lnny williamson Mrs. I. A.
Weller = Mrs Eugene Withers, Mrs.
Sui.un hpoinson, Mrs. Randolph Meade,
t tIattsa Mrs, Mrs Q. W. Dudley and Miss
iattlc Holcombe. all Of panviIle
~ ny IT, anu MRS John Edward Perkln-
f ~ nare returned from a. pleasant trip
A, ,.,dnta' Mobile, Jacksonville, st.
a,hs Palm Beach. Miami and
I i,Sar ! and Miss Elizabeth Penn are
SStnIsnaihs February at Palm Beach,
s Nv ana Nassau.
MISS Pearl Phelps OF Bedford, is the
| eu NIs OF Miss Mabel Robinson.
,r. Mrs, r. Bruce James is the guest of
NJ w w; W. Vicar, in Norfolk.
| from a pleasant visit to Mrs. Rose Neal
! In Chattanooga
:, MI Frank Hancs, OF Winston, and
Mss ! agla dng Vass are visiting Miss
MISS Blanche Wemple has returned
IRON peasant visit to New York.
Mrs, frederick W. Hagerdorn is the
guest OF relatives in New York.
- . ana Mrs James Scales Irwin and
| New York.
tho guest Of frIe ,,de'i Il + i,anyille. -
!, q, Alagruder has returned from
| Atinntns mobile and Chattanooga,
, ai!Ms ahgy Hunter Bethel spent Sat
MISS Julia Bethel, OF tho Randolph
Macon l-a. institute spent sunday at her
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