The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-25
Social Events and
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dress. This is the first lecture Of
season. and many prominent guests
We Deen invited to hear this widely
own Virginia authoress The adj
ess Is one that was given some time
90 In New York, and has been much
SYmented upon
trnctive birthday Party.
quantities of pink and white .Anw
and shaded lights decorated The
Ridencc OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles :.
rner, 103 South Fifth Street. last
elk Tor the celebration Of the third
thday or their son, Charles IS Tur-
:. Jr IL was very attractive nr-
4, and decorations were most elab-
81 ale. The parlors were canopied in
feamers OF pink crepe paper. which
re drawn from the four corners of
b rooms and festooned to the chan
Ter. Great baskets filled with pink
ses were suspended In the centre.
n the mantels We're banked in pink
white blossoms and ferns Re-
shments were served. and the birth
u cake, with It's candles. was the
htral feature OF the table in the
hing-room, which WAS also arranged
IN pink and white flowers. Sou
: HRS for the children were dainty
hk baskets in the shape of roses
eu Wilt OCnDOnS.
rhe chaperons were Mrs Turner,
$. Martha r. Turner and Mrs. Cliff
b White. and the children invited
tluded Clifton White, Jr., William
elton, julie Rowe. Stuart Davis.
D Davis, Lewis Foote's, Edward Van
Ter, Culbreth VanLaer, Fulmer
bite, Raymond Spence, Garland Tur-
+, Rudolph Thomson. Ann Strot-
Ter. Emily VanLaer. Elizabeth VAL
fine. Jcane Vaughan, Sara Coin,
rtha Broomberg. Violet Thurston
Gina Thurston, Mildred Thurston,
&c Thurston. Doris Ham. Virginia
tiers and Catherine Ticrney.
ccption In Newport News.
Surpassing I'm brilliance any similar
ent held in Newport News in years
PERCEPTION rendered the visiting Con-
herate Veterans. Sons of Veterans.
pnsors and maids of honor, by the
lighters of the Confederacy OF New
ft News and Hampton at the Hotel
irwick Wednesday hight. proved one
.the most pleasant social functions
the Confederate reunion. The par
S of the hotel had been rretiiiy dec
tted In Confederate flags, gay col
Id bunting and red and white lights
. II these, blending with the gray uni
ms of the Confederacy, smart even
gowns. pretty girls presented an
eresting spectacle.
The occasion was enlivened with the
ging of Il number of old war songs
"a quartet composed OF Mrs. 6: T..
8rston, Miss Reba INeeter G.. Frank
sLenz and Mr.. CASTOR. AT q late hour
.cng proved pleasing s.ivcrsion
b this wsrs enjoyed by the younger
KS as we'll as a number of veterans.
A committee of Sons of Veterans met
sponsors and maids as they ar
ed, and escorted them to the reccp-
n committee, which was headed by
s. George W. Brown and Mrs. w. u.
cker.
Besides Mrs. Brown and Mrs Fucker,
hers In the receiving line were: Mes
Ines w. e. Rouse, John Dyke. II. y.
blker, Charles Parker, Moss Shcp.
I'd. C. c. Springfield, j.. NJ. Kent. ~.
Greasy. c.. w. Robinson. ]. Hugh
kfee, W. Il. Barrett. a. N. Branch,
II. Smith. ~. b. Semmes, W. IL.
inders and T. II. Hunnicutt.
Among the many noted during the
ening were: Mr. and Mrs. ]. J..
eet, Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Cook, Mr..
i: Mrs. S o. Bland, Mr. All Ala.
Fey Poarch Mr. and Mrs. w j.
h,ns, Dr.. AMI AIS. Clarence Porter