Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-10
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inerly OF this city, Is the guest OF Miss
Caroline Preston at her homo. on West
! franklin Street. Miss Royal spent
= the past winter and spring in New
York City.
Younger Set Gives Dance.
a smart event of the past week was
the subscription dance on Friday
evening givon by q number OF the
younger society set in the hall OF the
Scott and Talcott School. Decorations
were effectively carried out In ferns
and summer Mowers and an orchestra
played for the dancing. Refreshments
we're served at IL o'clock. The chap
crons included Mr.. and Mrs. James
G. Gwatkin and Miss Ntaude Ainslie
and those present were:
Miss Benella Nayfeld. with II. l.
Brown; Miss Margaret Bird. with NJ.
Blankenship; Miss O'Connor. with
Branch Barksdaie; Miss Elizabeth
Fry, with Meredith Fry: Miss Nellie
Meade. with Charles Gwatkin; Miss
Maria. Adkins. with Ashby Miller: Miss
Elizabeth Witt. with Kent Wade; Miss
Kathleen Eogerson. with Stewar
Shield. Miss Rebecca Bird. with God
win Jones; Miss Jean Reynolds. with
John Williams: Miss Julia Wherry.
with John Hart: Miss Josephine Har-
rison. with William Boyd; Miss Marion
Lipp. OF New York. with Horace Mum
son; Miss Beth Palmer. with Pete Clio
YER: Miss Quincy Landstreet. with Ed
gar Lafferty; Miss Isabel WWnAms.
with Charles Taylor: Miss, Elise Will
ner. with Fred Wilmer: Miss Marga-
ret Johns, with Harry Lee Watson.
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Carlton Saunders John Haskell
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At the Country Club.
3ir. and Mrs. Archibald D. McCrea,
OF New York, arrived at the Cham
berlin. at Old Point, Tuesday with Mrs.
McCrea,s three daughters, the Misses
Dunlop and their guest, Miss Lee Mil
Ter. of New Jersey. They entertained
a number Of young officers at dinner
Wednesday evening. after which they
attended the dance. They left Thurs
day for their country home near
Richmond to spend a few weeks before
going to Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mla. Tinslcy Honored.
a number OF guests at Diggs's Cot
tage, Ocean View. gave a reception on
Thursday evening In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w w. Tinsley. who were married
at Fortress Monroe Wednesday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Tinsley. Fortress Monroe: w. r.
Tinsley. w. C. Tinslcy. Miss Nan Barks-
dale. Roanoke; Mrs. Leander C. Wool
folk. Mrs. W. II. Mourning. Miss Ma
talea Mourning, Louisville. KY: Miss
J.. r. Handley. Westminster. Md; Mr.
and Mrs. ]. a. Diamond. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Leroy. b. b. Bond. ". II. kunker.
Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hobbs.
Norfolk: Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Welsh.
Richmond.
Visitors Entertained.
Miss Nellie Balm and Miss Margaret
Balm. OF Greensboro. y. c.. gave a porch
party last Wednesday morning in honor
OF their guests. Miss Grace Paul and
Miss Myrtle Traylor, OF Richmond. and
Miss Minette Marshall. OF Rosemary.
Bridge was played at nine tables. The
porch was prettily decorated in red.
white and blue. Corsage bouquets were
presented to the guests Of honor. and
Miss Marie Rrandt>and Miss Lula Mar
tin Mclver won the prizes for the
highest scores. Refreshments were
served at the card tables.
Fete for Red Cross.
4 porch fete for the beneht OF the
Red Cross Will be given by the young
women on the $500 block Park venue
Friday from S to IL o'clock. There
Will be music and refreshments. and the
public is invited to attend.
Concerning Decoration Day.
AS II will be impossible 70 canvas
at Office buildings for Registration Day
to-day. all business women who are
h~ousekcepers as we'll, are asked to
register At the precinct most conve-
nient. either TO their homo or place OF
business.