The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
WINCHESTER
Especial 10 Th. Tirne..pi-patch !

Winchester. Va. August 25-The week
clotins tonight has been one OF the saicst
chester. there having been large number
OF entertainments all OF which were attend
cd by many OF the officers of the United
States Army connected with the cavalry in
struction camp town and numerous
people from the Eastern cities who are pass-
ING the summer IN and around Winchester.
Nj and MIS- Robert T. Barton entertained
at beautifully appointed dance and supper
party at The Winchester Inn on Monday
night 70 mark the debut of their daughter.
Miss Gertrude Barton. who made her formal
bow TO society The dance was held In the
ballroom. and Mrs Barton and her daughter
received their guests, OF whom there were
furnished the music. and tho new steps we're
danced. supper and ices were served in one
! OF the large SUPPER rooms
M and Mrs. Henry NJ Baker entertained
at a dance AZ the Winchester Inn in honor
OF Miss Dunbar Ayirett, OF Cumberland. ND.
and Misc Aarr"re, Dalton. OF winstonssl :
en-. y. C.. who have been the guests of
Nts Shirley Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and
the formers mother Mrs. y. West Baker.
received. Dancing was enjoyed from 9
o'clock until midnight.
Hrs- Robert Beverley entertained at her
street on Tuesday evening In honor OF her
younger daughter. Miss Frances beverley.
ana ne iatters guests' Miss Nesbit, and
guests Numbered many OF the younger set
VI Winchester and out-of-toTn places, and
ent Dancing was the principal Amusement
OF the evening. and an elegantly appointed
supper was served.
Society in particular and Winchester peo-
pie In general. well as many from the
army camp and neighborlng cities and towns
turned on, en- !nosse Wednesday night to at
tend a high-class vaudeville entertainment
In the City Hall auditorium for the benefit
o. the Winchester Memorial HOSPITAL MANY
/ OF the local stage fuvorites contributed
much toward the success OF the show. Music
was furnished 10y the band and orchestra
OF ;hc Eleventh Cavalry Regiment. and
Prof. Howard Thatcher. OF the Peabody
Conservatory OF Music, Of Baltimore. played
/ .Fv,-..r
We're solos by Madam. Schlosshauer-Rcy-
nolGs. %! the Royal opera, Berlin. who is
Berryyille. ana another was dance By Miss
Marie Donaldson Ames. OF Boston, Miss
MarEaTe, Eritton. OF Washington. and Lieu
tenant Alexander Day Suries. OF the United
states Army, danced some Of the steps
gracefully.
one of the largest dances OF III. week
was held Thursday evening BY Mr.. and Mrs
Henry X. Bryariy a their new home on
South Washington Street. The guests In
Guided many of the army officers and their
wives and daughters in addition 10 mem
bers OF loca. society.
Colonel and Mrs Harry H. Baker enter
tanned at reception and dance Friday
evening at the Winchester Inn. introducing
to society. Mrs. Baker and her daughter
received. Supper was served In large sup
per room.
The largest reception ever held by the
members OF the Fairfax Club took place to-
night. II being given in homer Of the off
GERS OF the United states Army connected
with the instruction camp and their wives
and daughters. Several hundred invitations
were sent out. and practically all were
ccpted. The clubs handsome home-former-
~ the headquarters OF General Phil Sheri-
dan while here during the Civil War-was
Ing was enjoyed In the large reception
rooms. and an ut-of-town caterer furnish
ed the supper
Mrs. Gertrude Logan. OF Lexington. is
visiting DIR. and Mrs. Hunter H. Mcclure.
Miss Helen Waters. Of washington, is
visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
Ii. .,
Miss Dunbar Avirett. OF Cumberland. Md.
| and Miss Margaret Dalton. OF Winston sal
en-, y. c., who have been attending a house
party at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley
Carter, given by the latter's son. Philip
Williams. OF Winston Salem, have returned
to their homes.
Tho second of a series of dances !naugu-
rated recently by the German Club OF the
Eleventh Cavalry. was held on Tuesday
night in Rouss Hall, and attended by
large number Of guests. Dancing continued
until shortly after midnight and a refresh
inent supper was served.
Edmund Pendleton Hunter has returned to
Washington after spending n fortnight at
the home of his father, Major Robert w.
Hunter.
DR.. and Mrs. Brantz Mayer .oszel. who
have been passing the greater portion of the
summer in Europe. returned this week.
Dr. and Mrs w. /. Mckinney returned
Thursday to Washington after staying with
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Berry several weeks.
Miss Annie Douglas Beverley. who has
been the guest of Miss Ann Bruin the
latter's cottage at Blue Ridge Summit. Pa
has returned
james VI. Thomson. publisher OF the
New Orleans tLa.) Item, has been visiting
his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Thomson. at Sum
nit Point.
Mrs. W. B. Grove. wife of Surgeon Grove.
OF the United States Navy, has returned
70 summit Point. w. Va. after visiting
friends here.
Misses Beulah Brittingham and Virginia
White. who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
william Grove. left this week for Rniti-
more. where they will spcnd some time be-
fore returning to their homes on the East
ern Shore OF Maryland.
Miss Mary Stuart entertained handsomely
Tuesday evening at masquerade party ut
Hawthorne" tho attractive suburban home
of her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Emmert c.
Stuart.
Miss Katharine r. Glass Mrs. Ada SOM
merville Hatcher. Miss Marsery Hatcher
Miss Madeline Hatcher Miss Elizabeth
Crawford. Miss Willie Bell and Miss Mar
garet Lacy have returned from an extended
timore and Washington.
Miss Edith Jackson. Of Chicago. who is
spending part OF the summer at Wayerly
the home OF her cousins Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel b. Shearer, near Middletown, was the
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