The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
DURHAM

Durham. y. C., May Mrs James
Leigh Jones, of Richmond. is VISITING
her daughter. Mrs. H. I. Tyrcc ON
Cleveland street. Mrs. Jones is ac-
compan:ed here by another daughter.
Mrs. clyde Radcliffe. ana her children
On ana Mrs. George ~. Ross were
al homo. in East Durham. Wednesday
evening between the hours OF S and
III O'Clock, to tho graduating class OF
the East Durham High school. with
several of their friends. The Doctors
'w" children. Miss Ethel and Clarence.
arc members of the class The hall.
p"rlor and dining room were prettily
decorated with white and gold. the
class colora There were also cut
spring flowers and dogwood blossoms
There was music by members of tho
class. scvcral games, and the game of
progressive conversation.
The Senior Bridge Club held de-
lishtful meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. ". a. Erwin. at Hillcrest.
her home in West Durham The deco
rations were Wild flowers. roses and
lilies, beautifully arranged. After
several interesting rubbers OF bridge.
two course refreshments were served.
Besides the club members. Mrs. Erw'n's
invited guests were. Mrs. Meta Make
Icy. Mrs W. w. Olive. Mrs l. y Carr.
Mrs !. Z. hin. Mrs. Jones Fuller. and
Mrs John s Cunningham.
Friday evening. from $40 to 1850
Miss f:rma Latta was hostess at the
home NJ her aunt. Miss Ella Mangum,
at the ManEuin old homestead. on
East Chapel IIll street, IN honor of
her twentynrst birthday. Tho decora-
lions were flowers in abundance, hut
carnations were the flower of the
b" Misses Mangum. Latta. and Easter
Kirkpatrick. \ delightful musical
program was rendered by Misses
iicstor billings. Irene Christian and
Mrs. l.. x. O'Brian There were games
and fun galore. Refreshments were
served In two courses.
The Round About Club met with
Mrs. Eugene Currln, Friday afternoon.
at her beautiful home, on Watts
Street The house was bower OF
spring flowers. while yellow jcssamine
and danodls. and candles In cream
shades carried out the yellow scheme
in the parlors and dining room. Sew
cral ruhbcrs OF finch were played. af-
ter which two courses OF refresh
nents were served by Misses Louise
Currin and Laura Mash
Mrs w. W. Olive entertained the
Junior Bridge Club Friday afternoon.
at her home on West Chapel Hill
street. The decorations were dog
wood and other forest flowers, beauti-
fully blended in artistic shadings.
There were several animated games
OF bridge. and then followed salad,
coffee nd minis. The guests present
on this occasion were: Mcsdames i.
r. Taylor, Jones Fuller \. Cobb. NJ.
Makcley. j. c. Birgs, J. NJ Lipscombe.
r. NJ German. w. j. o'Brien. NJ. y.
King. j. NJ VI. Gregory. G. NJ Carr.
L. l.. Baldwin. w c. Bramham, :. c.
Branson. Louise Carr. Willie Smith,
Roberta IIcnshaw. Eve Crews, Mary
Baldwin. Mary Rufhn Green. Nancy
Rem and Mary Vcnable.
Mr. and Mrs G. l. Hanna. near
Lakewood Park. gave party Friday
evening in honor OF the seventeenth
birthday OF their daughter, Miss Foad
Hanna. Pink and white carnations,
roses and lilies carried out the color
scheme of pink and white. Ices and
:ruits were served.
a!ss Maude Tally entertained
number Of her friends Tuesday even
!ng. from to II o'clock. at her home
or Roxboro Street. The guests We're:
Miss Pearl langley, Miss Grace Mar
shall. Miss May Dorsette. Miss Mary
Hall. Mss Fannie Dorsettc. Miss JAMIE
Williams, John Crawford Jesse Pllcy,
Mr.. CrutchGeld. Mr.. Morton Mr..
Crumpton ard Mr. Gleason.
Miss Florine Bagwcll was hostess
to number of her friends Tuesday
evening, at her home on McManncn
Street The parlor was decorated
with roses and ferns. forming an at
tractive color scheme of red and
green. Many games were played.
The nut cracking contest was. won
! by Al Spencer, while Jim Sears took
the BOBBY prize. a large golden lemon
Cream and cake were served. Miss
Bagwells guests were: Geona Hail.
Al spencer. Ester Wyatt, VIII Bag
well. Nora O'Briart. Juny Andrews
Maud Bagwcll, Jim Scales, Ester
Woods, George Howard, Pearl Jones.
Huber, Harvard, Maggie Critcher.
Carr Council, Florinc Bagwell. Howell
Rcpast.