Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
BRIDGE CLUB MEETING
HELD At 'L|NCER LONGER
Mrs. Frederick p. Hidgins Is Hostess
to Popular Culpeper Social
Organization.
MRS. sAMUELsoN WINS PRIZE
Woman's Auxiliary Of st. Stephens
Holds Meeting at Home Of Its
observation-disclosures Party Is
Given for April Bride.
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CCLPEPER, VA, April 1.-THE first
meeting of the Afternoon Bridge Club
since before Lent was held on Saturday
at the home OF Mrs. Frederick =.
Hfdgins. at "Linger Longer" her home
on Jamesons Hill. The entire lower
floor OF the house was thrown open. and
the rooms decorated with jonquils and
making the top score was awarded
Mrs Max Samuelson. and n salad course
was served at the conclusion of the
games. Those playing were Mesdames
fucker Chelf. John Fray, Severn Not
tingham, Max Samuclson. c. S. Jones,
William y. Bickcrs and j. James
Roberts. Misses Sally Anderson. Flor
cnce Nass, frankie Taunt Louise Fray
and Byrd Law.
Stephens held its regular monthly
meeting on Monday afternoon AT the
nome of the president. Mrs. S. Russell
smith, on Main Street. After the busl-
ness was over a reading from The
spirit of Missions" in regard to the
Sheltering Arms Hospital OF West Nirs
GINA. was given. Refreshments of tea
ana cakes were served by the Young
daughter Of the hostess. Miss Elizabeth
Russell-Smith.
Miss Agnes Custer. of Altoona. Pa
who has been visiting Miss Georgia
Wager, left on Wednesday for home.
MISS Catherine Holbrooke. OF Wash
ington, ID. C., arrived Tuesday for n
visit TO Miss frankie Taunt. on Main
Street
Mrs. J. Clifford Miller and two chill
dren, who have recently returned to
Beauresard," their country place near
Brandy. after spending the winter in
Florida, have been in Richmond this
week with Mr.. and Mrs Dreamer Neal
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Wallis. of the
Theological Seminary Of Virginia. who
were in Culpeper over the week end,
were the guests while here OF Mrs
NcnseS johns Hammond at the rcctory
Miss May Johnson was hostess a, a
shower" party OH Tuesday evening at
her home here given in honor OF Mics
Emma FAINT, whose marriage to Andrew
Vowel. OF Bedford City. took place on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Ratrie and Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Thrift. OF the Brandy
neighborhood. were guests on Monday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waite, on East
Street
Miss Fannie Jeftries and her niece,
Miss Ida Lewis. who have been spend :
ing the winter months with DR.. and
Mrs. Maryan Lewis and other relatives
in Culpeper. are now visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Enoch Lewis and Mry. Colyin in
the country.
Hugh Willis. of Montgomery. w Va,
was in Culpeper for several days this
week, the guest of his cousins Mr.. and
Mrs. John a. Iioltzman. on Piedmont
street. aud visited Cleveland" his
country place near Culpcper.
Mrs. Orrin Corwin, of Minneapolis,
who is here visiting relatives, accom-
panied her sister. Miss Laura Coons,
rs far as New York this week when
the latter sailed for Red Cross work
in Belgium.
The Mission study Glass. in connec-
ton with the Woman's Missionary So
ciety Of the Baptist Church met on
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
John Covington. on Piedmont Street
s. T. Ashby. who had been spending
several weeks with his sisters. Mrs.
Robert NJ. Mackall and Mrs. ]. l.. John
son. and other relatives here, returned
TO New York this week
w. r. Settle. of Rosslyn. is tho guest
this week of his brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bragg. on
Main Street.