The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-16
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Miss wltt at Long Island.


Miss Ellen Witt, of Park avenue, is
spending several weeks with friends
on Long Island.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ripley are In
Atlantic City.
Miss Doris Werner, OF 2015 Stuart
avenue. and Miss Elsie Hassell, of
Chin boraZo park, with their grand
mother. Mrs, B. Hassell, returned last
week from an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Sallie Nelson Robins Is sum-
mering with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Chris
tan Gordon, at Gotham, Va,
Mr., and Mrs Hugh Dabney are
established at Monroe Terrace.
Mrs. Douglas Forest is at Warm
Springs for the summer.
Miss Katharine Miller is visiting in
Portsm outh.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Armistead
Gibson and children, Of Monument
Birthday Party.
Celebrating her seventh birthday
little Miss Frances McPhail enter
tanned a number OF her friends last
week in the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. McPhail, s07 North
avenue. Barton Heights. Many games
were played. after which refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Misses Pauline Ragland, Ellen Sparks.
Ann Hogg. Roxie White, Louise Preg-
nall, Frances Talman. Ruth Collins.
Courtney Grooms, Margaret wilkin-
SON Helen Scott. Dorothy and Helen
Stephens. Charlotte Bache, Frances
Wright, LeoIa Friend. Grace and
Frances McPhail and Masters Edward
Wingfeld. william Anderson. Mcclure
and Henry Rriel, William Mcconnell.
William Cease, William Binford,
Charles Sangster and David McPhail.
Childrcn's Perty.
There will be a children's party In
the Benedictine campus this afternoon
from TO O'Clock.
Gard Party Thursday.
Several women Of the Banedicttne
chapel are giving a card party Thurs
day evening from 8 80 to II O'Clock.
Many attractive prizes will be given.
and the proceeds are for the coming
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the month.
War Of the Roses.
The War Of the Roses is the at
tractive title Of garden fete to be
given Thursday. July - from ! to
II o'clock on the Casey lawn. corner
Of Grove avenue and Mulberry street.
for tho benefit Of the building fund
of Grace Methodist church. Two
committees are planning the fete--
the White Roses under Mrs w. NJ
Mavo. and the Red Roses, under Mrs
Mcdonald Neither knows what at
fractions the other will present, and
from the enthusiasm prevalent il
promises TO pc a unique party. One
secret has leaked" that Tony Mil
Ter will be among the roses
Girl scouts Fefe Tonight
Tonight the Girl Scouts, Troop s
will entertain their friends and al
NE same time benefit the Red Cross
with garden fete on the e500 block.
Monument avenue. II Won are a
! friend or wish TO Re a friend con-
slider yourself invited.
lawn Party Tomorrow.
Arrangements have been compiet-
ed by the women Of Northside Baptist
church for a lawn party. which IL &c
Re given Thursday night on the plaza
at Highland Park An interesting en-.
| tersx nmsnt has been planned. The
proceeds will be used for the bene-
NJ Of the church The public rs in
,-itei TO attend.
Ginter Park Red Gross Work.
Mrs F. H Beadles of ao4 Semi
nary avenue. has charge OF the Red
Croes work for Ginter Park during
Mrs Rhoads' absence.
srrfbhl~rA Meet.
The Scribhlers meet Wednesday
night with Mrs lanes ,. pailard. 94ii
Monument avenue
Members unable 20 attend will pleas,
notify either the hostess or the secre.
tary.