Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-08-25
DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL
Given AT WAYNESB0R0
Artists From Richmond Assist
Local Talent In Rendeting Fine
oa -- Program

| "a w dy hCoDOlO Ou uSSudy tttulUi
y when Mrs. Hugh Mercer Blaine enter
tanned about forty of her friends a
a musical given in honor of he.
aunt, Mrs. James Lindsay Gordon O
Louisa.
Those taking part in the program
were Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt
the violiniste from Richmond, who
was accompanied on the piano by
Miss Myrtle Redford, also of Rich.
mond; Mr.. Winston Boiling, pianist
OF Richmond; Mrs. Albert Clarke,
contralto; Mr.. w. w. Glass, Jr.,
tenor, and Mrs. Blaine, pianiste, the
last nawed three being local talent.
The beauty of the house decorat-
ed in potted plants and cut flowers,
the handsome gowns worn, the re-
freshlng ices served, the splendid
music were received with rapturous
applause all combined to make this
one OF the happiest and most success
full affairs ever given in Waynesboro.
Miss Marie Early, who has been
visiting Miss Lucille Fox, has return
ed to her home near Mt. Fair, Va.
| Mr.. Henry Killer, of Dayton, Va,
spent a few days here this week as
the guest of Mrs. John Michael on
Wayne Avenue.
Mr.. William Dabney, who has
been spending some time at the
Brunswick Inn, returned to Rich
mond yesterday.
Drs. Patterson, Miller and DeJar-
nette, of Staunton and Mr.. John
Ellison, Jr., left Thursday night for
Atlantic City where they will spend
two weeks.
Miss Virgia Leftwich, who has
been visiting her grandfather, Col.
Wertinbaker at Charlottesville, has
returned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Woodson, of
Staunton, spent the day Thursday
with Mrs. R. N. Henderson.
Mr.. Winston Boiling, of Richmond,
is spending the week with his son at
the Barksdale cottage.
Mr.. William Houston, of Atlanta.
Ca, is visiting his aunt, Miss Lou
Withrow.
Mrs. John Michael has returned
from an extended trip to Elkton and
Dayton.
Miss Elizabeth Catherine CabelI
celebrated her ninth birthday with
Japanese party Wednesday after.
noon from four to seven. The guests
were all dressed for the occasion in
the picturesque Japanese costumes,
and all spent delightful evening in
dancing and playing games on the
lawn, after which they marched to
the dining room, where delicious re-
freshments were served. The table
was beautifully decorated with fans
and parasols and hung with festoons
of miniature Japanese lanterns.
Miss Margaret Addison of Richmond
won the girls prize for having the
best costume and Master Hugh Lam
bert the boys, while Miss Katherine
Nef captured the first prize in the
fan contest. Among those who en-
joyed Miss Cabell's hospitality were:
Misses Flora Farrar, of Clifton
Forge; Margaret Addison. of Rich.
mond; Katherine Mosby and Jose
phlne McClain, of Cincinnati; Kath-
crime Neff, Annie Virginia and Dorthy
Lambert, Elizabeth Blaine, Ola Brice
Ellison, Nan Taylor, Ann 10th, Eli
zabeth Craig, Elizabeth White, Kath-
crime Roden, Elizabeth Gooch and
Mamie Philips. Richard and Will
lam Chew, Hugh Lambert, Ernest
Mosby, Francis 10th, Reginald Price.
Glass and Troy Hopkins.
Mrs. George Page, who has been
'isiting friends here, returned to her
lone in Craigsville yesterday.
Miss Rosalie Sprinkle, of Harri-
who has been visiting Miss
Ruth Cabell here, has gone to
'taunton to visit Mrs. George Sprin-
lie.
Mr.. E. A. Richardson, of Richmond.
spending few days at the Bruns-
wick Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Painter. of
charleston, w. Va, spent the day
Wednesday in Charlottesville.
Mrs. George Farrar, who has been
isiting Mrs. A. w. Morris, left for
er home in Clifton Forge today.
Mrs. Pliny Fishburne and Miss Nell
abbot are home after having spent
wo weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. e. M. Boston, Adams Express
'oute Agent of Clifton Forge, was in
OWN yesterday to meet the Wavnes.
ORC council on a business PROPOSE
ion, and was very much pleased with
is visit here
Miss Virgilia Glazebrook, who has
cen spending some time in Rich
lond, has returned home.
Miss Lucy Meade Allen, of Law
Va, who has been visit
lg the Misses Glazebrook, left YES
srday for Petersburg where she will
lsit friends few days before re-
lrning to her home Thursday.
Mrs. Antrim Coyner and little son
ON, who have been visiting the
'rmer's father, Capt. Troy of Am
erst, Va, returne dhome Thursday
ght. Mrs. Katherine MCGEE left
thursday for Townson, Md, where
lie will resume her duties at Sheph-
d-Pratt.
Mr.. Nevins Fishburne, of Rich
ond, is in town this week on busi-
,ss.