The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
SUFFOLK

SUFFOLK. VA, June Mrs. w.
J. Petit entertained delightfully."-
Tuesday in honor of the Tuesday
Card club at her home on Franklin
street.
The decorations were sweetpeas
and ferns. and a luncheon Of two
courses was served. The ladies
Parrish. Mrs. C. j.. Riddick. Miss Vir-
ginia Jordan, Miss Virginia Glaze
brook, Miss Katherine Brothers. Miss
Marion Williams. Mrs. G.. L. Hume,
Mrs. H. f. Elan, Mrs, Emmett Rid
dick. Mrs. George L. Barton. Miss
Hilah Kilby. Mrs. c. C. Cohoon. Mrs.
w. N. Withers. Miss Marie Wood
ward. Mrs. F. A. Holiday. Mrs. r. H.
Pretlow. Mrs. III. w. Phillips. Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Whaley. Mrs. r. J. Nor
feet. Mrs George Urquhart. Miss
Mary Wright. Mrs. H. NJ. Butler.
Mrs. A. r. Myrick, Mrs. Moore. Mrs.
c. F. Mckay, Mrs. J. W. Eley, Mrs.
w, p. Dodson. OF Norfolk. The
guests prize. a breakfast cap. was
won by Miss Marion williams. Mrs.
III. f, Eiam won the club prize. silk
hose. The lone hand prize. embroid-
cred towels. was won by Mrs. j. T.
Withers.
III BcIttUT CLASS ia tIS JcISTSpH
high school. entertained the school
board consisting OF Chairman A. w.
Eley. Clerk A. v. Sturgeon. n. r.
Withers, II. B. Cross. DR.. W. c. Glib
son and Charles r. Taylor, Superin-
tendent Of Schools Lee Britt, Pro-
lessor D. T. Duncan. and Professor
z. v. Norman. and Rev. j. F. Cole
man. at a delightful dinner tonight
at the Jefferson high school domestic
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consisted OF six courses. grape fruit.
cocktail. potatoes erahaut. veal. birds.
creamed peas. bread and butter
sandwiches. pineapple salad. toasted
crackers with cheese, marsh mallow
mousse with cake, coffee. homemade
minis. was prepared and served by
the girls. to their guests.
The table was deliberately decorated
in sweetpeas. m~aidenhair ferns and
daisies. The senior girls, who served
the dinner. under the direction Of Miss
Lucy Kimbali. wore white gowns with
the senior domestic science class a
DIR. w. D. Wood has returned from
the Confederate reunion, at Chatta-
nooga-
Major w. j. johnson. Lieutenant E.
NJ. Quimby and Captain Joseph Win
stead returned today from the officers
schools Of Instruction. Staunton. Va.
where they have been for the past
week.
Rev. w. A. Hall has returned from
Portsmouth. Va, where he preached
Sunday morning and evening in the
Presbyterian church.
Anderson Maxey. OF New Orleans.
is the guest OF his parents in Suffolk.
Miss Beatrice and Bessie Horton. of
Suffolk; Miss Daisy Atkins and Parke
Ashburn. OF Myrtle; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Roberts. Of Windsor; Hiram
and Miss Orelfd Simmons, OF Liberty
Springs. and George Moody, Of John
son City. Tenn. were guests yester-
day at the home OF Mrs ]. T. Will
liama.3 a Myrtle. s8.saGSss @sa ya4t
Miss Amy H. Smith left today for
a months stay with relatives and
friends In Georgia
Mrs NJ. w. Lloyd and SON win leave
tonight for High Point. N. c., after
Z visit to Suffolk relatives.
Miss Margaret Lloyd. oldest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Lloyd, on
Brewer street. underwent a serious
operation at ST. Andrews hospital
today.
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the homo OF Rev. H. H. Butler at 207
Chestnut street. Rev. Mr.. Butler, on
ciating, John Henry Salmon, of Gates
county. N. c., and Miss Della May
Fanny Of Nansemond county. were
united In marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
6aimon will mako their home In
Gates county.