The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-29
the Shcnandcah. and expect 70 pc
away for several weeks,
Hou>e Party az Mount Laurel.

the Shenandoah. and expect 70 Pc
\ away for several weeks,
House Party at MOUND Laurel.
The little village OF Mount Laurel
has recently been agiow with the so
lciai spirit OF ante-bellum days. The
hospifable home of MFR. and Mrs.
W. 8. Addison has been the scene
OF much gaiety during the past week
when their daughter Miss Sallie, has
been entertaining some of her friends
ION house party. Those ENJOYING
4 Miss ,Adkisson's hospitality are: Misses
Stella Gwynn. of Danville: Elizabeth
land Dorothy McGraw, of Nathalie,
! jamie Sims, of Maxwelton; Messrs.
Frank Faulkner and Morelle Clarke.
/ OF South Boston; Hugh Bailey, OF
Scottsburg; William Sims, Jr., OF
Maxweiton; and James Lee Tynes. OF
( Durham, ". c. There have been many
social functions given In their honor.
which with riding, driving. automo-
billing, tennis. swimming. and dancing
have caused the hours to speed by as
remark IL often heard. Il would like
{, to spend all my days at Mount Lau-
rel"
One Of the most enjoyable events
! of the week was Friday evening,
when the hostess entertained besides
her house guests, Misses Alice Lea
Hundley. Frances shelton Hundley,
Frances Montague. of Lynchburg, MI.
William Dorm, Jr.. Mr.. Brunyate,
OF Beaufort. N, C.: Mr.. Wiiloughby .:
Hundley, DR.. and Mre. Fuller, OF
Clover. and Mr. and Mrs. William
Dorm. The old-fashioned square
dances were interpreted with the
one-step and the fox-trot. Before the
merry party dfsbanded a course OF
delicious fees and cakes was served
Enjoyable Dance at Chase City.
The most enjoyable dance held in
Chase City for some time was the one
given by the young men of town
Thursday evening In the dancing pa
vilion here. The pavilion was beac-
tifully decorated for the occasion with
flowers. pennants, bunting and flags,
the color scheme being white and
green, which are the colors of the
Chase City German Club. The deco
rations were artisticAlly arranged and
the effect was charming, which gave
a festive spirit to the occasion. Mu-
sic was Furnished by Falt's orchestra.
of Raleigh. n. c., which consisted OF
six pieces. ami the latest dance music
was rendered. All the latest dances
we're INDUCED in. and the floor pre-
scented a beautiful scene Automo-
bile parties from South Boston, Law
rencevilie, Boydton. GAINESVILLE and
South Hill attended the dance. Dane
ing was indclged in until O'Clock A.
NJ, after which the merry party lis
persed for their homes. having had
very delightful time.
Among those dancing were: Misses
Elsie Edmunds. Sue Gregory, Spotts-
wood Roberts, Bessie Jeffreys, Nancy
Allen, Lizzie Roberts, Margaret Hardy.
(, Renette Allen and Mary Berry, of
Chase City; Marguerite Davis and
/ Margaret Nash, of Norro,x. Va: Doro-
/ thy Smith. Isabelle Smith, of Rich
mond. Va: Margaret Upchurch and
| Miss Bailey, of Lawrenceville, Fa.:-
! Gregory. of Richmond. Va: Legrand
and Phillips. of. Keysville, Va. Pat
! tie Taylor, OF Clarksville, Va; Kit
! tie Homes. Marion Homes. Laura
] Homes, Eloise Turpin and Alice Bas-
/ kerville. of Boydton. Va: Lucy Bry-
son, of Richmond Messrs. W. III.
Owen, l. H. Phillips, Hughes Rob-
erts, Marshall Geoghegan, George
Hester, HI. D. Stembridge, Robert JEFF
! freys, Albert Jeffreys, II. F. Jeffreys,
Edward Brooks, Charles Geoghegan.
Robert Boswell Frank Roberts. J. D.
| Bryson, James Gregory, Chambers
! Elan. of Chase City. Va; Lee. Sprag-
/ gins, dnnt ana EaSIey, OF south bos-
ton. Va; Phillips. of Washington. ID,
c.: Russell Meredith and p. Meredith.
OF Lawrenceyille, Va, b. s. Jones,
Ned Turpin. Chick Homes. Aubrey
/ Homes. Sterling Hutcheson. Mr.
Hutcheson, Roy Cole. CamiIlus Fran
els. Bryson. of Boydton. Va; Bern
hardt, of Lenoir. N. c.. and John Rus
SELL of Clarksville, Va.
i Enjoyable Birthday Party.
delightful birthday party was
given at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Barlow1 of Norfolk. In honor of