The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
DURHAM
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Durham. n. C., April 27.-On We'd
nesdhy afternoon Miss Elizabeth Fuiler
chai .ingiy entertained tho Chattcrbox
Cup a. her beautiful home on East
Main Street. There Mer. seven tables.
and several rubbers vi finch were
piayeu. TWO courses of delightful de-
ireshihehts were served. The follow
ing yo"ns women were the guests.
Misses Mamie Bet Wright. Annie cobb,
.,dhhic Green Louise currin. Matte
Mo!e Adams. Elizabeth Cheatham.
Jamie G.a"el Annie Mailer, Otey
cunningham, Mary ErvIE. Helen Bculi.
julia Manning. Mary Knight. Madeline
Knight Louise Lindsey. Louise Lech.
Ilder Rose Eiwood Bryan. Matte Toms.
GLADYS German. Catherine Fuller. Ella
margaret umstead. Margaret Turner,
Lucy Gray Gntlin. Margaret I.eyburn.
wednesday afternoon the young
women OF the "H!llcrest' house party.
a' est Durham. were iaiightfully en-
tertalned al Chapel Nm. being invit-
Cd by Kenneth r. Ellington, Alexander
IL. Grahain. Mr.. HarSu;t John Hail
planning, John Manning Battle and
David Murchison to TIA 1T the Coop"
The "Hillcrest" party was chaperoned
ny Mrs. Bessie |. Leak,
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Holt. near Lake
wood Park. on Wednesday evening
from to II o'clock. gave a birthda.
party in honor OF the sixteenth b!r;I
day OF their daughter. Miss Hazel
ho!t. The nome was prettiiy decorat.
ed with whote carnations and cream
colored roses. the color scheme being
yellow and white. Those present were
Misses Foard Hammer. Lois Pickett.
Monte Wells. Nellie Wall Mabel An
drews. Byrd petty. i:mma and Alma
Whitt!ngton .ilEla Norwood. May
Gainey. Maude WhIta.ld. Mardeline
Durham. Louise Roll, I;achel Fowler.
Annie House. Della Robertson. Minnis
Lea, Rev. l.. y. Hayman. Messrs, Arthur
Watts Manguu. Gussie Atkins.
( Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Monk. Of Farm
villc. ~ c.. are visiting their brother.
\" j. Monk. on Markham Street. They
come as bride and groom having re-
Gently married. Mrs. Monk was Miss
Lady Turnagc. daughter Of Mr.. and
( Airs. 7. l. Hurnagc. OF FarmvIlc. Mr..
and Mrs. W. j. Monk we're host and
hostess at u delightful rnusical Friday
/ evening in honor Of thci: guests
! on Thursday Afternoon the Tourist
I Club were the guests Of Mrs Julia :.
Carr. Jr whose home was bower of
! forest iiowers. SO beautiful at this sea
son, and so articttcally arrongcd in
graceful profusiop throughout the
house. Mrs. Frank Brown read a paper
3 on Egyptian Archaeology" accom-
PANEL by pictures and illustrations OF
recent discoveries. Mrs l. ~ Carr
gave Instructions on What TO Buy in
Egypt Mrs. NJ. II. Jones discussed
Lord Kitchener ana tne Khedive."
y two-course luncheon was served
that was the acme OF at in its dainti-
ness, The club melnb rs enjoying Mrs.
Cnrr's delightful hospitality were Mrs
John Wiley. Mrs ". H. Jones Mrs A.
l.. Lloyd. Mrs. Frank Brown. Mrs. w.
= Erwin. Mrs BESSIE Leak, Mrs. L. *.
Powe, Mrs. Jones Full4r. Mrs James
~ Robinson. Mrs. John Sprunt Hill.
Mts- l. a. Carr. Mrs IF. Xii and
Miss Gibson, Of Concern, y. c. Mrs
Carr's house guest
The Senior Bridge Club met with
Mrs. George II. Nash, ~ Trinity Ave-
nue., Friday afternoon. Several rub
bers OF bridge were piayrd. then came
delicious two-course refreshments. The
following women were present Mrs.
Bessie Leak. Mrs. Gordon McIver, Mrs
b. y. Williamson. Mrs. w j. Girls
void. Mrs. J. Harper Erwin. Mrs 1 y.
Carr. Mrs. J. S Manning Mrs W. 4
Erwin. Mrs. Eugene Currin. Mrs ]
;. hin. Mrs. w. r. Miner Mrs ! Paul
TAYLOR Ms. John S. Cunningham
Miss Bessie Erwin ehnrminsly en-
tertained the Round Dozen Club Mon
day afternoon. from II O'Clock. at
her home. "iiillcrest.' in West Dur
ham. The spacious colonial reception
hall was n profusion or dogwood and
spiera grouped about the walls and
stair landing. Bridge was played to
! the extent of several rIbbers. There
. were two courses of refreshments af-
ter which the party closed with dane
Ing and music. Enjoying this happy
occasion were Misses Mary Louise
Manning. Willie Cox. Kathleen Turren-
tine. Mary Sasser. Matte Lehman
Placidc Kramer. Gladys Talaferro,
Charlotte Cunningham. Ida Carr
Vaughan. Helen Cunningham. Nancy
Rem, Anna Branson. Lucy Stokes.
Evelyn Jones. Helen Grit BILE. and Miss
Werner. of Ohio: Miss Nutall. OF Rock
ipgham. and Mrs. NJ L. Newsom
Newman Peyton. OF Charlottesville.
was visitor Friday among his old
Virginia friends in Durham.
Mrs. a. r. Gilbert was hostess to the
Auction Bridge Club Friday after
noon. There were two tables, and the
game was played with great enthus-
iasm for a couple hours or more. An
ice course was served
Mrs. w. W. Olive gave an Informal
tea drinking Wednesday afternoon,
from to O'Clock. In order that her
friends might meet he- mother. Mrs.
Meta Makely. of Eden.on. y. c.. who is
on visit to Durham. The decorations
were snowballs. and wax tajers under
pink shades. with pretty effect.
| Quite number wcre Mrs. olive
guests.
w. L. Foushcc was host to a party
! of his friends Wednesday evening at
! q siX-course dinner. given at the
Commonwealth Club rooms. In honor
of Miss Anna Branson. who will leave
shortly to make her home in Concord
n. G. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with carnations OF all colors.
Those present were Miss Anna Bran
son. Miss Ida Carr Vaughan. Miss
Roberta Henshaw and Mrs. Fl. a. Fou-
shee, chaperon; Messr5. S w. Minor,
r. o. Everett. T. C. Worth and the
host. w l.. Foushee.
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