The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27

Mrs. r. y Gates won tho booty
Among Mrs. Smiths guests Friday
were AIRS. G. L. Kirk, Mrs Wihcrs MIL
Ter, Mrs Spiller Kelley. Mrs. Thomas
Bowlcs. Mrs. Gray Watson. Mrs. Whit
Boyd. Mrs. John Wjlkcrson. Mrs Cor
don Wright. Mrs. Preston Bcivin. Mrs
William Malone. Mrs. stephen Bevcr-
idge. Mrs. stuart Mclean. Mrs. w
Goodman. Mrs. Charles Lcfew, Mrs.
Lowndcs pcplc and Mrs. a. L. McClcl-
Ian.
Colonial Dunes Entertained.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Virginia Colonial Danes was held Fri
day afternoon at o'clock in the par
lors Of the Woman's Club. Mrs. Viii.
liam Rufiin Cox presided and at the
conclusion OF the business Of the soci-
ETY. Mrs. Toward IIogc entertained tho
Danes a tea
Washington red and white. ana The
table was arranged with cherry trees.
Mrs. Lewis Blair poured tea, and 9th
ers assisting Mrs. llogc were Mrs.
Clifford r. Capcrton, Mrs. j. Aston
Cabell. Mrs. Arthur Scrivcnor and Mrs,
Edward G. Laird A charming musical
program entertained the guests
Wednesday, bridge Climb.
The Wednesday, Evening Bridge Club
gave George Washington party last
week at 511 East Franklin Street W.
r. Rodwell inade the highest score and
was presented with painting Of
George WASHINGTON. Miss Jones won
the women's prize. AMI Sam Cook drew
the consolation
way. Mrs. j. V. Cherry. Miss Margaret
Smell. Miss Jessie Barnes, Miss NJ
Jones. Miss Mary Ramos. Miss Ernest,
Miss Jones. Miss II. Bruce Swift j. j.
Johnston. *. ". Rodweli Crawford
Grigg. Mr. Leach. Mr. Feeney. J. ~.
Cherry. w. W. F'olkcs. w f. Rodwell,
ID. Jewctt. Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Massey and
Mrs. Balmyer
Miss Johnston ut College.
Mise Mary Iohnston's address on
suffrage at the Woman's College OH
Friday evening. February "a. was de-
livcrcd to the students and faculty IN
the college and proved decided sue
cess. After the address many ques-
tons were asked and answered. show
ing the widespread interest awakened.
At the meeting TO be held under league
auspices Tuesday evening at 307 East
franklin Street. all selt-supporting
women and those interested IN social
reform and humanitarian questions are
asked to be present.
Misc Schmidt T1ntertaius.
Miss Louise Schmidt. or sol East
NJ st.c .Sti.eS. W as HOSless lGS- EUTS0ay
night for tho semi weekly tournament
OF tho Five Hundred Club. The top
score was made by Miss Dorothy Har-
tung. supper was served al the small
tables. and the decorations were In red,
white and blue. Those present were
Miss Marie Brown. Miss Julia EIlyson,
Misses Marie, Eninic and Dorothea
liartung, Miss Jessie IIt:tchcson. Miss
Myrtle Eubank. Robert Higgins. Albert
Clay, Aoner Dodd, Waller Burnett, Ur-
bane Wright, Guy S.rlblng. Jack Har-
ris ana Clarence Smith.
For Mis- Kent.
Miss Fannie Kent. OF this city. who
Is visiting friends near Frcdcricksburg,
was the guest of honor recently at a
voIY deiishtful dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs I.arkin Pritchett, OF that place.
An orchestra furnished music for the
dancers. and supper was served a, IL
o'clock
or interest Here.
: Mr. and Mrs John D. Letcher enter
ta!red at Very attractive dinner
Thursday evening Mt their home in
in honor oe Mr. and Mrs Harry
81. e;eofEc Tucker. The table was
tulips ana ferns. Those present were
Mt. and Mrs Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tazewcil Taylor, Mr. and Mrs John r.
Jenkins, MISS SHARP, OF Philadelphia,
and II g. Dagnall
Misses Harrow 5:Dtcrtnin.
Misses Blanche and Ruth Barrow en-
tcrtaincd few OF their young friends
on Friday night at their home, 316
North Twelfth street. After engaging
in games ana music, :, supper was
served Those present were Miss Eva
X cnegy Miss Fay Price, Miss Dorothy
Bonding, Miss Maggie Baglcy. Of Luz
nenburg county; Miss Blanche White,
Miss Jones, Miss Ruth Johnson, MISS
Matte Via. Miss Estelle Walker. Mrs.
Amie walker and Mrs. John Coleman II.
Dr.. CLAUDE haynes. OF Franklin county;
Or. Powell, Of Henderson, " c.: Dr
Of Bedford City; DR.. Berk-
mold, Of Philadolphia Mr. PcarscalI.
Mr.. Gibson, Mi Hunter Elmore Via,
air. Atkins Mr. I.ef,wich. Durham
Barrow. OF I.awrenceyillc. Va: Hugh
Moss. OF Buckingham county.
Celebrated.
The Highland Park Catholic Club
held its first anniversary meeting on
Wednesday, night OF last week at the
residence OF It. Il. McCracken, and 1t
proved a most cnjoya bic event. The
date being a national holiday. The
rooms We're decorated accordingly with
flags and bunting, and favors for the
guests We're small hatchets.
AIR. McCracken. the retiring president
Of the organization. briefly reviewed the
work o: tho club since It's organization
and thanked tho members for their sup
port Oficers installed we're. John NJ
Alton. PRESIDENT: Henry August. vice
president. Fred Fisher. treasurer, and
Miss Emily l.clus. Rev. Father Smet.
or ST. Peters Cathedral. delivered a
Very interesting address on the sub
jeCi Of "Christian PatrIotisnl" 4 very