The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
Greensboro Social News
Especial 10 The Times-Djspatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
greensboro, n. G., February IS.
seventy third birthday on Monday 4
| family reunion was held. four genera
hons being represented at the birthday
dinner.
Miss Emily Joyner was The hostess
at a delightful Valentine party given
Monday night in honor OF Miss Louise
FRAY. OF Culpeper, Va. the house guest
Of Miss Julia Blake. a unique feature
Of the evening was the Valentine con-
test Each guest was requested to
write poem appropriate to the day
Ihese were read amid scenes OF merri-
ment, and upon a vote the prizes for
the best productions went TO Miss Imo.
gene Patterson and Allen Preyer. Miss
FRAY. the guest of honor Of the even
; ing, was presented with an exquisite
bouquet Of ionquis
a pretty and enjoyable Nalent tine
bridge party was given by Mrs AM
grew ioyner al her home on CASTOR
Of her daughter. Mrs. w Nj Daugh-
fridge, Of Rocky Mount When the
| score cards were reviewed, ii was found
that Mrs. r. c. Hood had won the
prize. bouquet Of violets. willie =
! bouquet OF violetS was also presented
| to Mrs, Daughtridgc. the guest Of
honor After the games. dainty two
| course luncheon was served.
| Misses Ellen Cutchin and Fannie
Barringer were at home al the Cutchin
home, on West Washington Street on
their friends. The decorative scheme
was unusually pretty. with the hun
dreds OF hearts adjoining the rooms to-
gether with The pretty greens used in
OF bridge and the ardent players did
not waver during the entire play Fol-
loving the games dainty course of
| Ielresnments, consisting of heart
SNAPPED ices. cakes, minis and almonds
We're served
Quite delightful bridge party. for
which Mrs Harry Livingston Lee was
i, being one OF series of parties rivnn
BY Mrs. Lee this week There were two
tables. and for each table prize was
otIered-one, a handsome silver por-
| TRAIT case was presented to Mrs. John
| y. Wilson while an exquisite French
| etching, Went TO Mrs Katherine
Ialmer. \ delicious course OF refresh
nents. consisting of orange parfait,
cake, candy. ginger and cherry brandy
! were served
| On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Lee was
again hostess at bridge. The after
and the contest for the lovely prizes
| ohered by Mrs Lee We're spirited ~
| the, end 1t was found that Mrs. Samuel
body liad made the highest score, and
/ she was presented with the first prize.
/ a ma hogany bookrack, inlaid with
| light. wood. The second prize, a bowl
| OF blooming narcissus, went to Mrs.
| homas Crabtree
Miss Mabel stern, OF Norfolk. The
| house guest OF Mrs. e. Stcrnbergor
| was the guest of honor for a delight
~! bridge party given by Miss SADIE
foyster, at the lovely home of hi,
! rgrents. MIR. and Mrs. G. II Royster. on
| Church street Wednesday night rbe
h ,',,lI decorations were made Of fcs-
ti0ens Of hearts, spring flowers and
| ferrs the whole blending into IN ar,
/ tistic effect Pretty little heart sho o.,5
| cards. significd the places of the piav-
| ers that made UP FIVE tables OF play.
,,,h !, iifar. -snaped card. embossed
4 VAIN Chp.d aud arrows mad. an ar.
! trdc;iNe ially sheet. During the game
/ punch MAS served by Mrs a. 81 Fishnr
! Dalnt% and tempting refreshments were
| , ,,".,,,' CONSISTING of little ice cream
! baskets filled wiih whipped cream ara
1 strawberries, assorted cakes. almond
sandwches and mnts
one Of the pretticst affairs OF tn.
! the handsome Elks Club rooms. We'd
nesday afternoon, for which Mrs i, 1,
lltai was hostess. For the event tb.
iaree reception room, library and par
,9 {s, 81 ne ciuh We're used; and the ar
4 tlsuc decorations made the scene one
! o. beauty In the pretty little alcoycs
/ 81 Inc reception and cosy corners of
,he library, there were large palms. set
81 a 2alih oil i.failing smilaN and real
gfhy moss THESE formed a splendid
i background for a pretty arrangemcnt
4 ot notted plants ferns and pink car
nations Reneath the houghs OF an
placed the punch howl. and from th;c
MISS Marguerite HALLIDAY and Mrs IJnro
bert Leak Gractously served the ,,unch
lhere Were seven tables OF bridge Upon
found that Mrs T. Sternbcrcer ,x,s
entitled 10 the prize. pretty eli, .s-}as s
powder bon; for the second hest Ma y
MIS-. !. Al. a; humphrey was awarded a
phlf ,oi SIX nose, and a third prize. n n
exquisite French etching, was nc -
sented TO Mrs L. G. Fritz.