The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-31
Household
Interests
HALLOWEEN PARTIES
PROVE ATTRACTIVE
Miss Elizabeth Wallace Isntertuins nj
Home OF Her Parents, MIR. and
SEl 90 nlrk. Gordon -NYnlincc.

hrs. Gordon Wallace.
Little Miss Elizabeth Wallace and
i her d6usin. Edwin Cox. entertained ut
a charming Halloween party yester-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Whilace's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
doni wallace. on tho Cary street Road,
and "Elderslie" was beautifully dec
Grated throughout for the occasion.
Great jeck-o-lanterns and autumn
foliage and flowers decorated the
8 pretty rooms, and evergrecnsl and
ehrysanthcmums banked htc mantels.
There wero ali sorts Of Hallowe en-
games, with unique favors and SOU
;yenlrss Of the occasion, and there was
{ music and dancing later In the after
noon. Refreshments were served in
the 5dining-room, which was arranged
n with 5ack-o-lantcrns and yellow and
white flowers, and tho candles were
shaded In crimson and yellow. About
no children were present and tho en-
tertatnment was very. unique and In
teresttng one In every detail.
z To Visit Here
Captain Junius G. Gregory. OF the
Medical Corps. United States Army,
WHO is stationed Mt Fort Slocum, n. Y,
will shortly visit his father In New
Kent County. Captain Gregory will
be the guest of Dr.. Francis p. Upshur
at the Chesterfield for Il few days
during his stay in Richmond.
4 Returns to- Richmond.
Miss Isabelle Carter has returned to
s Richmond. after spending the fall at
tho country estate of her grandfath-
en- Potter II. Mayo. in Clarke County.
Mise Carter will be the guest OF Miss
Virginia Christian on West Franklin
Street for few days.
Ms Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter, who has
= also spent the fall at "Powhatan," in
4 Clarke County. Will not return to
Richmond until some time next week.
Entertnin mt Bridge.
Mrs. +. T. Shepherd and Miss sallie
Shepherd, OF "Stoneleigh,'' near Pal
myra, entertained three tables of auc-
ton bridge Tuesday afternoon In COM
plimcnt to Mrs Ernest Gray, OF Ash
land, and Miss Mary Alice Cochran, of
Z Houston, Texas. Decorations In keep
, ing with the celebration of Halloween
were effectively carried out In the
Y drawing room and the hall in fall
s.tiowers and evcrgreens. and tea was
served At the card tables after the
game.
Entertained In Norfolk.
Mrs. John q. Tilton was hostess on
I, "Wednesday Of q bridge luncheon. Civ
en- at her home, in Norfolk. In honor
, of Mrs. Edwin Hewitt, of Richmond
z The drawing-room and hall were
PRETTY arranged with autumn leaves
and pink chrysanthemurns. md In the
s1ining-room the table was decorated
with Il ccnterpiecc of La France roses
Auction bridge was played. and Mrs
Tilton's guests included Mrs. Hewitt,
Mrs Floyd Hughes. Mrs. Holt Page.
Mrs. L. c. Hathaway Mrs. r. III
Hobbs Mrs. Il. r. Thorp, Mrs. James
b. AfcCaw, Mrs. B. II. Kennon. Mrs.
George w. Roper, Mrs. Tench j.. Thigh
man. Mrs Percy Wilson and Mrs How
+ ard Shield.
Mrs. Hewitt returned to Richmond
Thursday. after visiting her sister
Airs. Floyd Hughes. In Norfolk.
For Mrs. Cottrcll.
Mrs Joseph Dorsey COLLEEN has is
sued Invitations to n tea to be given
{ or Ncdnesdny, November 4. from 40
& to $3.50. O'Clock. ut her home In Din
widdie Street, Portsmouth. in honor
& of her mother, Mrs. Samuel H. Cot
trell, Of Richmond.
Halloween Parties.
The students of the Art Club OF Rich
mond are giving Halloween party
fer members and their friends this
evening at the club at $3.50 o'clock. All
quests will come in phantom dress and
Mosques
Members of the Ladies' Guild of ST.
Thomas's Episcopal Church, Ginter
Park. are arranging for Halloween
party, to be held at the church during
this afternoon and night. II Will be
very interesting and unique affair.
and all interested are invited 10 attend.
The Junior Auxiliary of st. Paufs
Church will have Halloween party
& afternoon at o'clock. nj 100 West
acc street.
Visitors Entertained.
q An oyster supper was given Monday
night at the homo of Air. and Mrs. III.
& H. Parrish by the young men of Las
sitter in honor OF Misses JAMIE Clarke
and Maize Martin, WHO were visiting
Mrs. Parrish. The young people gath
cred about S:3o. games and music were
INDUCED in until 4 late hour. when
supper. was served
The dining-room WAS beautifully
eSeoratcd in chrysanth cmurls and other
flowers of the season Those present
were Misses jamie Clarke. Maize Mar
tin. Sadie Rowzic. Garnett Davis. Lucy
Graves and Frances Parrish: James
Saunders, w. F! Fleming. II. J. Garnet,
Tom Singleton. Walter Irby. 7. II. Pal
more, Edward Berry, Earle Thomas.
r. and Mrs. Fl. 7. Parrish
.efurns to baltimore.
Mrs. w. S. G. Williams has returned
ITO Baltimore from Virginia, where she
has been the guest for short while OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deford at their
hunting lodge near Luray. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Williams and their daughter, Miss
Sara Bell Williams. will occupy their
town residence. 701 st. Paul street, to-
day, when they Will close their coun-
TRY home in Long Green Valley. Md.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.