The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
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AsheYilie. \. c, June 29.-In honor
Of Mrs William l. Radclif. Miss
Genievieve Brown. at her home on
oak Street Saturday afternoon. en-
tertained most delightfully."- at bridge.
The house was handsomely decorated
for the occasion. a color scheme of
blue and white being carried out in
the decorations OF roses. cut towers
and sweet peas, the tally cards and
b. Mrs. Daniel E. SEWER, and the
guest of honor gas presented with
silver photograph frame as a souve-
mfr About fifteen OF the friends of
Miss Brown and Mrs. Radcliffe were
present.
In honor of Dr.. and Mrs. A. r. Wal
Zen. of Spartanburg. who are Ashe-
vile visitors for some time, Mr.. and
Mrs B. NJ. holland entertained Satur-
day evening at cards at their home
on Oak Street.
y thoroughly enjoyable AFFAIR was
the reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Alger-
non E. Colwell. which was given Fri
Drisgers' of Leesville, S c. The re-
ception was largely attended de-
lishtful musical Program was rem
| deTed. refreshments were served
series of very delightful dances
have been those OF Holmes and James
F. Sawyer. which have been given for
the past few Nseks at the home of
the parents of the young men. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Sawyer The young
couples have danced on the porch and
the hops have been altogether infor-
nal. although thoroughly enjoyable.
Mrs Samuel 2. Mears entertained
Friday afternoon at a Five Hundred
Party at her home on South French
BROAD Avenue. The event was large
ly attended. and was a thoroughly en-
joyabie one. The house was nano-
somely decorated for the occasions,
prizes were awarded to the most sue
cessful players and refreshments were
served
About nifty of the friends of Miss
Margaret Linn We're her guests Mon
day afternoon at her home on Mont
ford Avenue.
In honor of Mrs. II. Hobby, of Nor
ristown. Tenn; Misses Lena and Rose
Bose and Mrs. r. H. Graham. twelve
OF the friends OF Mrs. Victor Stern
were her guests at a porch bridge
party Friday morning. After the
playing. a salad course was served.
The first prize for the best playing
was won by Miss Mary Orr
Roy Watson entertained number
OF friends in most delightful man
ner F,riSay night at his home on sun
let Mountain. overlooking the golf
links of the Country Club The fol-
lowing guests were present: Miss
Eva Horner Miss Julia Oracle, Miss
| Marjorie Pearson, Miss jamie Jones.
Miss Helen Chapman. Miss Lillian
! ADAMS Miss Thercse Chapman, Miss
Caroline Reynolds. Miss Louise Tate,
Miss Emily Campbell. Ned Scull, OF
Pennsylvania: Allen Morrison. Thomas
Pearson, Tenche Francis Coke, S.
stanton. of New Orleans; r. d. Nc
Donald. Ruffner Campbell. Eugene
Sawyer. and Charles billiard.
| In honor of Miss Lalage Oates. VINO
became the bride of Ted Rorison
| Tuesday evening. Miss Sarah Jones
entertained at her home on Haywood
| Street Thursday afternoon. The house
was lastly decorated with sweet
| peas, n color scheme OF pink and
white being carried out. Miss Oates
the first prize for proficiency In card
playing was won by Miss Jordan, who
Is an attractive visitor here.
One of the most interesting wed
dings of the season was that OF Miss
Lalage Oates and Ned Rorison. which
was solemnized TUESDAY night at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and
| Mrs. ]. Rush Oates. Immediately af-
! ter the ceremony the couple left for
an extended tour of the North, and
will return to this city within the
next two weeks. when they will he
| at home at Crestmont. where Mr..
Rorison is engaged as civil engi-
f, neer.