The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
SWEET CHAIIYBEATE.

Sweet Chalybeate. Va. Aug FL
The great interest shown In the re-
cent Greenbrier County Horse show
was fully justified. as the bioeded
horse white Sox," owned and en-
tered by Mr.. Carter Hunter, of Sweet
sChalyheate. came off a winner. as also
did the fine horse OF DR.. Traynham-.
The guests were given rare treat
of vocal music Sunday evening when
Aaiss Mary Hatton. OF Portsmouth;
Miss Culiingworth, Richmond, and
Miss Crumh. Of Cincinnati. were heard
ln concert
[ Mrs Rice OF Houston. Tex. enter
fained at auction in honor Of Mrs Mi
nor Lille, Of Charlottesville, Monday
kvening Among those Invited TO meet
Mrs. Lille were Mesdames Carson,
Evans. Rirhie, Grant. Truxton. Reed,
Leigh, Kensett. Whiting and Misses
Leigh. Fitzgerald The prizes were
won by Mesdames Carson Grant,
Ritchie, and Lille, After the game
supper was served.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Antwerp, OF
New York. and Miss Groverman, OF
baltimore, gave a large auction party.
Those playing were Mesdames Trux-
Acn, Leigh, wills. Nelson, of Nor
folk; Rice. Carson, Evans, Weems, of
Houston; Eaton, of Cincinnati; Whit
ing, of Philadelphia; Richie, Price,
Sof Washington; Boykin, Stillman. On
herdonk. Baltimore; Nash. ST.. Nash,
Hr,s Grant. of New York: Parrish, OF
Portsmouth; Ashley, OF Rocky Mount.
k. C.: Misses Bechtell, Burkham, Ann
Rurkham. Stubbs. Rubei. Martin. of
Eincinnati, Boykin, Of Baltimore;
Kensett. Cooke. Leigh, OF Norfolk;
Eitxgerald, of Houston. The prizes.
silver letter openers, we're won by
Mesdames Carson. Eaton, Price. Leigh,
Ritchie and Misses Fitzgerald, Boy
kim and Leigh.
!. In the afternoon there were two af-
FAIRS. Mr. Jimmy Parrish. of Ports
5mouth. entertained in honor OF his
5birthday, and Miss Frances Hix' Of
Norfolk, gave a five hundred party OF
'6ve tables The prizes were won by
lAxiss KITTY Baldwin. of Norfolk; Miss
aKxfherine Cooke. Of Sheffield. Ala.
md Mr.. Raymond Carson, Of Hous-
ton.
The fancy dress ball of the season
was given Tuesday evening the cos
fumes being unique. attractive and
sbNautiful. The judges. after much per-
yplexity, awarded the prizes to Miss
Jean HUNTER. Savannah, Ga, and Mr..
Raymond Carson, Houston, Tex, for
the best costumes.
Z "Wednesday morning Mrs Eaton, of
E5nctnnati. was hostess at a small
bridge party in Hill Cottage. The
orixes were won by Mrs. Grant, OF
lNew York, and Miss Leigh, OF Nor
folk.
Miss Anne Wilson. Of Stanton. was
nu0st Of honor at a five hundred party
ItGfven By Miss Frances Eakle on Thurs
day afternoon. There were seven ta-
shief the prizes were won by Miss
KITTY Nelson Of Norfolk. who pre-
6ented it to Miss Wilson. and Mr..
.4Aymond Carson. Of Houston. After
3fzte game two courses of delightful re-
Hk<shrnents were served.
Thursday night Mrs Philip Carson
md Mrs Lewis Ashley entertained at
~ Welsh rarebit party. Their guess
sNf&re Meadames Wilson, Of Staunton;
4xiilmsn, Onderdonk, of Baltimore;
E1fchie, IL Washington: Whiting. OF
hiiadeiphia. Nash, Jr.. and Grant, OF
HeW York: Evans Rice. of Houston;
q <Aneett. Of Norfolk
$Ss Mr.. David Ii. Brown, Of Baltimore
Waa host at supper given at Carter's
e1ver Dam. Friday evening. His
sM&eets were Misses Bell. Wilson, Mrs
5flFon and MIR. Gilpin Wilson, of
eauntcn; Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. of Nor
4eeers Walter Lloyd and Wilfred
tfAuscn. of Norfolk entertained at
p&niNh raTshit marty In honOr of