Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14

Nelson. OF Washington. are spend
Ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. Thomas. at the mansc.
Mrs. Frank Kingry and children,
who were called to Amherst on ac-
count OF the death of Miss Lizzie
Taylor. returned to Richmond sun
day.
Mrs. s. L. Brookings is the guest
| of Mrs. Bcllcmy. of Characteristics
and is attending the Sunday school
Institute.
Mrs, J. Bernard wyckon. of Wash
| inSton. ID. G.. Is visiting her father
.. l.. Evans. at "Ravcnscroft."
Miss Marion Ellis left Wednesday
for Greensboro. where she will visit
her brother. J. Il. Ellis.
Judge Il. T. Gordon was a guest
this week At Mrs. NJ IL. Robcr,son's.
Mrs Il. NJ. Taliafcrro. Jr. and Rich
ard Taliafcrro. Ill. OF Durham. y. c.,
are guests OF Mrs. X. Il. Harrison, ut
seven Oaks"
Mrs. Joe Lushbaugh. OF Lynchburg.
is the guest this week of MIR. and
Mrs. s Il: Brookings
MIR. and Mrs. Corrydon Sutton, OF
Richmond. were guests Thursday OF
Mrs. c. NJ. Saunders.
Miss Leslie Strobe. OF Natural
Bridge. is visiting Colonel and Mrs.
y. T. Strodc at Kenmore"
Miss Sarah Robertson entertained
a few friends at 5 o'clock tea last
Friday afternoon In compliment TO
Miss Bessie Barclay, who has been
the guest of Miss Jane Cunningham.
Mrs. w. Il. SandidEe invited some
of the younger set last Friday eve
ming to meet Miss Smith. OF Wash
ington. who Is the guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. T. ID. Lewis.
Thursday evening. from . to IL
o'clock. Miss Gladys Taliaferro had
a small! 500 party. After the games
ices and cakes were served Those
accepting the invitation were: Misses
EuEenia Cox Mary Whitehead. Bessie
Robertson, Marion Dearborn, Mcssrs
Walter Camp. Tom Whitehead. and
Clarence T. Cox.
~ bridge party of unusual interest
to the residents of Amherst. rs we'll
as throughout Virginia. was that
given last Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. C. a. Joubert mt the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. c. l.. Scott, ut which
| announcement was made OF the en-
easement and approaching marriage
| OF Miss Mary Everett Scott. to Robert
Amber Meade, of Haymarkct.
| The games proceeded in much tho
usual way. when. ut the close. tho
small daughter of MIR. and Mrs. j.
| w. Everett. of Richmond. dressed as
Cupid. arrived bearing telegram for
| the president OF the bridge club. in
| which the announcement was made.
| The refreshments and tallics also
| carried out the prc-nuptial scheme.
| ana Mrs. Archie Nandcrgrift was an
nounced holder OF the highest score.
| Those playing were: Misses Bessie
| Robertson. Louise CahclI Adclla
Page. Elsie Amber. Marion Dear
born. Mary \. l.. STROBE. Mrs. Ed
ward Amber, Mrs. Archie Wander
GRIT. Mrs. S. l.. Brookings. Mrs. ].
W. Beard. Mrs. S. NJ. G.. Wills. Mrs.
&. L. Scott. Jr., Mrs. Paul Wales.
| Mrs. l.. II. Webster, Mrs. Poston. and
Mrs. Edward Sandidgc.
Several small bridge parties were
given last week for Mrs. Edward
Amber. of Roanoke. who is the guest
| Of Mrs. \. l.. STROBE, at "iIcnmorc. -
Among those entertaining were Mrs.
| Archie NandcrGrift. at the homo OF
| Mrs. +. +. VOORHEES,. Friday morning
| from 10 to l2. After many rubbcrs
had been played. Mrs. Amber was
presented with first prize at her
| table, while Miss BESSIE Robertson
| drew first at hers. Punch. cakes.
| candles and nuts were served dur
| ing the games. Those playing were:
| Misses BESSIE Robertson. Louise Ca
bell, Marion Dearborn. Mrs. Edward
| Amber, Mrs. a. T.. strobe Mrs. Van
dcrgrift, Mrs. s. VI. G.. Wills. and Mrs
| T.. Il. Webster
Mrs. j. X. Goodwin also entertained