The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
Greensboro Social News
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Greensboro, n. c., February i.--Quite
large number OF tho members and
several invited guests were present at
tho meeting Of tho Tuesday. Afternoon
Bridge club which was entertained
Tuesday By Mrs W. F. Bea,l at hcr
homo on Ashboro Street. There were
four tables OF sin handed cuchre and
the interest in the game ran very high
The highest mark was attained by Mrs.
II. Livingston Lee. and a pretty cut
glass bonbon dish was given as a prize.
The visitors prize, dainty hand paint
ed picture, was won by Mrs. John A.
Gilmer. a dainty course Of refresh
ments followed.
One OF the most delightful social
events Of the season was a card party
given BY Mrs. f. M. Garner on We'd
nesday at her home on South Park
Drive. The whole house presented q
beautiful scene TO the guests. palms.
ferns and carnations being used rs;
decorations. For the entertainment or
the evening, there were five tables or
score cards showed that Mrs S. L. Gil
mcr had made the highest score and
beautiful cut-glass beer stein was
presented her. Inc consolation prize q,
T., / L.
Il. Bush. punch was served during the
evening, and following the game re-
freshments were served.
Miss Robah May Kerner entertained
delightfully."- Tuesday evening in honor
Of her guest. Miss Baynes Of Winston
salem a score Of young people were
present and tho evening was most en-
ioyably spent.
At the home OF her parents on Sout h
Ashe Street, Miss Fannie Barringer was
at home Tuesday to few of her
friends in honor Of Miss Reida over
man, OF Retdsville, who is her guest.
With palms, ferns and red carnations
among which were many red-sha deti
candeiabra. reflecting their soft shades.
pretty picture was formed, with the
youns people including in the miscel-
which the clever hostess had arranged
After very pleasant afternoon. the
guests were invited into the dining
room, where the color scheme of red
ana green was most artistically man
fested. and a delicious salad course
followed by fruit. cake and cream, was
served
Mrs John n. Wilson was II home
Thursday at her beautiful new home
on Fisher Park Drive to about fifty Of
her friends, in honor of her guests.
Miss Mamie Collett. of Morganton. The
spacious pa rlors and halls were made
one Tor the occasion, and presented a
Striking appearance. with narcissus,
Jonquils. palms and ferns embarked
IN the opportune spaces. There were
eight tables OF six-handed euchre. ana
the time passed smiftly to the reviewa i
OF the Valentine scOre-cards which
proved Mrs. Julia Mcbane winner Of
the prize. cut glass bonbon dish Mrs
Robert Sloan was presented with a
daintily EN- broidered handkerchief as
onsolation prize. The prize for the
guest OF honor. was handsome silver
cardcase.
The most recently organized social
club to be known as the Heart Club. .
met for the first time on Thursday af-
ternoon with Miss Beryl Weaver. The
ciub is composed OF the younger set.
Tor the purpose OF enjoying one after
noon in each week with each other
Mas Weaver was "a charming hostess
and the evening was delightfully."- spen
Playing games. a two-course luncheon
was served Those entertained were
Misses Edith Foushee. Annie Williams
Virginia Gardner Annie Fred Foushee
Pauline Justice, Nell Glenn Mary Bell