The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
DURHAM

Durham. y. c.. March l6,-ariss Daisy
Aiston. of Wilson. Is spending. few
weeks In Durham. visiting friends.
her home in Ashcvlllc. She has been
the guest OF Miss Matte Hurst.
MICS Daisy Harvard. after a few
days visit to fiiends in this city. has
y. c.
Mrs. Il *. Bum Of Rocky Mount. IS
visiting relatives In Durham.
Mrs. ~ T.; Lloyd. Friday afternoon
at o'clock. entertained the local
chapter Of the Daughters Of the Rcvo-
luton. An Interesting literary pro-
Srnni was carried out. y two-course
y pleasing incident WAS the prescnta-
ton 10y Mrs. George W. Woodland, OF
q Gdvel made from wood cut from the
I ola home OF General Davic. in Halifax.
y. G. Tho members gave Mrs. WoodarI
q rising vote of thanks. and Mrs. John
r. WHY. regent OF the chapter. said
( Savcl. With tho nanac OF the donor
engraved on il.
'rhc rhllathca ciass OF the First
1.nntist Church. was enterta' ned Fri
BIackwell AMI Mrs W. NJ. Todd, ami
recitation ly Mrs. Lola Horton. Pro-
sressire fortunes was game that
Tie guests We're served an ic.. course.
Mrs W. \ Reynolds. state regent
Of ne Daushtcrs Of the american
Revolution visited Durham Tuesday
on toui through thu state. meeting
the local chapters. She WAC most de-
lighttuily entertained Tuesday morn
lng by Mrs. j. r. WHY, together with
the General Davic Chapter.
Miss Jessie Curiin. AT her home on
West ret,isrew street, Monday even
entertained few Of her friends.
Ferns. palms aud cut-nowcrs ta.tily
hccoratci the reception room. Flinch
played. two course luncheon fol-
MIS-, ME-. F., F. p. GuR,er ana Mis-. Lily
Tor Richmond, which ihey viii make
their future home.
Mrs. G, y. Nocll has returned to her
home In Danvillc, after spending sew
crai days with her daughter, Mrs. l.. ..
Mrs, II. T Yates, .: Cary is spend
Ing the week in the city with reia-
Mrs. z Z. slater, of Henderson, s.
Miss Grace Avent has zone 10 ut,
Clivc she viii he the guest OF Mrs,
Nj. ~ j. Alexander vas hostess
Tuesday afternoon Al hinch party.
Creighton Han. the homo Of Mr. aud
! Mrs. !. y. Emstead. Pink and white
vas the color scheme. and the house
was beautifully decorated with Cupids.
, III" gucsts were handed small white
box. tied with pink ribbon upon which
rcposod . Cupid. The boxes were hiled
Win rice and covered "a card reading:
Miss I:lizebcth Proctor and William
II LEVITT, jr., TO marry hPril :. 1917.
M peWit, from assachusetts
MiEE Proctor * the daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs. John r. Proctor. and niece
OF the hostess and Hfr. and Mrs tm-
stead.
me TUESDAY Afternoon Erldec Cluh
I,.,,. If,tss t.s mt la.
afternoon by MISC Willie smith. AT her
home on ManGuin street The recep-
{ ton and dlninE..rooms were PRETTY
Bridge was the game. The luncheon
consisted Of three courses
y social meeting q the YOUNG Wo-
ham baptist Church was held Tuesday
evening and lasted from to II
o'ciocK, at tho home OF the .-ssses
Waller. OH cleveland street, The re-
ccptiOil-roon presented n delightful
sprlns-llk appearance with ferns.
palms ana cut-;iowers, There was
business. meeting, remarks by Miss
and West" and choice selections of
music. y four-coursc luncheon was
the last feature 81 the evening
daGs h,er. Io-.rhne' Of Apes. ara
guests OF Mrs. W. s. Farthins.
Miss Blanche HOLLOWAY has gone TO
Chapel Hi 10 visit friends for several
days
j. * ROBINSON returned Wednesday
afternoon from Holly Springs. twenty
seven miles south OF Durham where
nc held lay reading services for the
Episcopal mission there
Miss sarah Reed. after Visit 10
Mrs. I. y. Noell, i'll this city, has re-
turned to Helena.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Green arc visiting
relatives at Stovali.
Miss Lila Wright was hostess to the
Electric Club Wednesday afternoon at
her home on billiard street. The house
was beautifully decorated with ferns
and hyacintls and Irish potatoes, typi-
cal or the Emerald Isle and other
decorations as reminders of Ire
lands Patron Saint. All members were
present and they had happy after
tH-se5n.