The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-02-02
United Daughters of the Con-
federacy Give a Silver Tea.

the United Daughters of the
/ Confederacy chapter. of Big
Stone Gap, last "Wednesday af
ternoon between the hours of 3
and 8 O'Clock at the beautiful
home of Mrs. w. T. Goodloe.
Greeting the guests at the
door was Mrs. Fred Lee Troy, IA
recent bride, gowned in her
wedding dress of white duchess
satin and lace, who then pre-
sented the guests to :hc receiv
ing line stationed in the parlor.
Those in the receiving line were
The hostess, Mrs. w. L. Good
loe and the u. d. G. officers,
who are Mrs. G. G. Cochran.
Mrs. George l.. Taylor, Mrs.
Sally a. Bailey, Mrs. Malcolm
smith, Mrs d. G.. Wolfe, who
wore handsome afternoon
dresses.
Mrs. E. Il. Goodloe invited
the guests into the dining room
which tones of red and white
we're used in decorating. The
center piece for the table was
an artistic cut glass basket of
white narcissus placed on
cloth of exquisite cluny lace.
Surrounding it were crystal
candclabras holding red and
white candles together with sill.
yer appointments on cluuy lace
pieces which made the sceucI
very attractive. The guests
we're served delicious tea pour
I'd by Mrs j \ Gllmer and
sandwiches and sailed nuts by
a bcvy OF attractive young girls.
Misses Ruth Smith, henrietta
Skeen, Grace Long, Caroline
and Anita Goodloe. Assisting
'hc hosteeses III the dining room
were Mrs. j. L. Mccormick
Mrs. j. b. Wampler and Mrs.
Malcolm Smith.
The floral decorations we're
artisticaIly arranged in the diff
fercnt rooms. The color motif
of rcd and white being effect
lively carried out by baskets Of
polnscttns and artificial roses
and vines.
Mrs. ii. a W. skeen had
charge of the really delightful
musical progral fcl the after.
noon which vas as follows:
Duet Nh. VVitcI,y t,i;..L,
Mrs Fred J.. Troy and Mrs. ;. 4 Bailey
Mrs. Henry l.. Lane
Vocal Solo Farewell
Vocal solo In Al old Fashloned Town
Miss Olga Horton
Violin solo Souvenir, DrdlaI
Miss Beth Shugar,
Due, .....,. selection
Mrs J Proctor brown aud Mis-,
Ruth Smith
Vocal solo 4
Mrs.l G Taylor
Violin solo
Mrs +. l.. Morton
Vocal Solo "Good-bys ;.iil
Mrs W II Wren
iiaho 500 'Miliiairc Chopin
Mrs J Proctor Brown
Vocal Solo 10 You
Miss Bruce Skeen
Violin Solo. Tca Wild Rose, Mcdowell
Mrs. Proctor Brown
Among those present during
the afternoon were; Mesdames
OTIS Mouser. ID. Il Pierson.
II. l.. Miller, w. G.. Skunk, W. S
Miller, NJ. II. GRADER, X Sto hr,
j II Mathews, | G.. Taylor,
Guy Gilmer, Wyndham Gilmor,
Mcclure, Ciemmit, Rush, II d.
Gibson, j. b. Daughcrty, K l.
Hylton, f. l.. Morton, G &
Long, James r. Taylor, |. 4.
Gilly, l.. j. Horton, W. Ii.
Wren, Ezra Carter, j. Proctor
Brown, Malcolm Smith, w. q.
Hopkins, OF Richmond, IL l..
Lane, j a. Youcii, +. X. Coch-
ran, j. l.. Mccormick, G. G.
Cochran, G.. l.. Taylor, D. G.
Wolfe, j a. Gilmer, j. b.
Wampler, II y w. Skeen, Sal
Ily y. Bailey, f e Goodloe,
w. L. Goodloe, Fred Lee Troy.
Misses Freida GRADER, Ruth
Prescott, Christine Miller, Bruce
Skeen, Grace Long, Edna Nc
Faddin, Josephine White, Bev-
erly Taylor, Ila Gwynn, Mary
Strouth, May Horton, Olga Hor-
ton, Ruth Smith, Henrietta
Skeen, Anita and Caroline
/ Goodloe and Mr.. G. G.. Cochran