The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
1(bl||E|h SHOWER IN HONOR
Il Of APPROACH|NG BRIDE
Hiss Mary Bell, Who Is Soon to
Marry, Delightfully."- Enter.
Z tanned at Pulaski.
RS. HENsEL ECKMAN HOSTESS
Bungalow Presents Typical
i Fall and Halloween Appearance.
Delightful Social Function Given
Z Tor Miss Williams, OF Richmond.
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49, Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
1 81 PULASKI, VA, October 3l.-Thc attrac-
I Have bungalow Of Mr. and Mrs. Hensel Eek
Suap presented typical fall and Halloween
Ecene on Friday afternoon. when Mrs. Eek
anan was the hostess honorins Miss Mary
g3cll at, n linen shower. given In honor of
Mites Bells approaching wedding OH No
MEMBER. 10 to Mr.. White. of Bristol. The
Sinurs were from 10 5:3o. Mrs. Eckman
Asas assisted in receiving her guests by
her mother. Mrs. NJ. +. Darst and Miss
RSfi The largo rock fireplace banked
Nth autumn leaves, with largo pumpkin
Hkee peerins from the centre. while smaller
8bes sent rays from among the .loares. The
sping table had centrcpiecc a pump
IN face, around which were decorations
~ leaves and fruits. The gathering of the
&iests was followed by guessing con-
Sassusion i little Miss Gynt tSiia Echmun
tAaintily costumed an autumn maid. APP
i sHasnpitin. which she prevented. to Miss Bell.
sgtierein was found upon opening the many Any
guests. lnteres, of each member OF the
tfse o aea ne
were a serys sl,s in two S
sasins by Mrs barsa Mrs MaJ John Ss Ech
Oman and Miss Elizabeth Eckman. as the
snail pumpkin favors in complimsnt of Tho
soccaston. Mrs. i1ckman,s guests for this
sGss ssai JOHN ' ~ EsRmsn Kent Black
D Gray Langhorne, NJ. X. Langhorne; 4
so s5ss "e Kunkel. wai,es e Price. =
IL Miilism s. 1iar@a s sn Woser, 8 ersSsH
Macgin. Glenn, Phelps Alice Blocksidge,
sRess Mckee; Elizabeth i And cyntha Eek Eck-
5inond.0 w.
a.rsfys and sssrl
ssisl ss fisasss si Rss t.
monl. who is her guest, The visitors were
r Ses eN tables participat,ns With the
gathering of tho cards from the tables and
V VIE was 'f feund f ade
the highest score ut 1--WE hundred, while Mrs.
her of points at rock. each receiving as a
prize q pair Of silk hose. During ,hG ssrv;
deilsStfaiiH en,srtsined the visitors With
piano Fs ass0r
autumn leaves in clusters arranged on" around
stinctly contrasted chrysanthcmums and cut
flowers both the reSeptiosn hall and the par a,
ss. MT Ms amss se"s Of w RTss N az
nger; H. w ThaS,on u ,,,s Ec,men o
Van poren A' Jesse II. Bos snsto Mark C.
xEnea and kss .r
Glenn Phelps and Ethel S.vscr.
y One of the most delightful meetings of
the Embroidery Club was that at which
day afternoon in compliment TO her sIsters.
! Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. w. +. White. who
have been visiting their parents. The
leaves; while thu Halloween, season was
decorations and the refreshmcnt course.
Crepe paper pumpkin limitations and black
cats were used In carrying out the idea.
The dining table centrepiecc was "a pumpkin
basket surrounded by autumn leaves and
was filled with fruits. A number OF nm
iahed pieces were shown by the members
I'm embroidery and crochctlns when the
sneehles were produced for tho hears work
on pieces which had been started Many
sdirerent designs in the craft were being
8deyeloped on the frames. and each ono
The work was then laid aside while the
Shostess. assisted by her sisters, Mesdames
Wagner 9 and White, served delicious
sfreshments. Those who were entertained
Ny Miss Gibson at the meeting were: Mes
Names a. V Hancock. Frank G. Robinson
james G.. Bosang, Mark c. Banc, II. H.
Painter. z. p; Caitee. H. w: Carson. N, r.
lands. w. IL. Seagle. ", W. .Chaftin, H.
6; Scott. T. A seagle, J. Cecil. u. G. Giimer,
&c, e. Dyer. a. $. Painter. Nco Gilmer
Jesse y. BosanG and Misses Margaret and
Viola Bpsang.