Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
INTERESTING NOTES OF
LYNCHBURG SOCIETY
NJ any Entertainments Are
Given to Visitors
in CITY.

LYNCHBCRG. VA, Feb. 1l.-Mrs.
Robert Hayes Giles entertained the
Kirkwood Otey Chapter. United
Daughters OF the Confedcracy, Tues
day at her home. Ill6 Wise Street.
when the anniversary of Washing
toms birthday supplied the key for
decorations and refreshments. Cherry
ice and cherry-topped cake formed
the refreshments.
The E.lks' dance committee has
completed arrangements for n dance
10 be given at the Elks' Club next
Tuesday night TO members of the
basketball squad of the University OF
Virginia. who meet the Elks' team
here that night. The dance promises
TO be one OF the biggest functions
of the present season.
Mrs. Roy Smith was hostess Mt two
bridge parties. for which attractive
prizes and delightful refreshments
were served. Players included Mrs.
F.. L. Potter. Mrs. Erie Rucker, Mrs.
]. Dudley Holt, Mrs. W. NJ. Roberts.
Miss Aieen de La Tour. Miss Elsie
johnson, Miss Phoebe Edmunds. Mrs.
Frank Jones, Mrs. Don i. Peters. Mrs.
NJ. y. Morley. Miss Louise Kascy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Pctcrs, Mrs. S. II.
Williams. Miss Nancy King Peck.
! Eugene Schaefer and j. NJ. Keascy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. PoindcXter,
who were recently married. were
given household shower by friends
ha;r IN,
callers not only left many useful
household articles as presents. but
brought with them refreshments.
consisting OF sandwiches. fruits and
coffee. the arrangements having been
made by Misses Marian Feagans and
Thelma Layne.
Mrs. y. T. Mckinney was hostess
to the Up-to-Date Book Club at her
home on Fort Hill. when n guessing
contest lent novelty to the occasion.
Mrs. r. V. Woodson won the prize.
Misses Dorthy and Virginia Mckinney
gave Il musical program and the
usual monthly exchange OF books was
effected.
Mrs. NJ. =. Coleman has returned
from extended visits in Norfolk and
Newport News.
w. l.. Bowman has returned from
Florida. where Mrs. Bowman Is still
visiting.
The Woman's Club gave n largely
attended benefit bridge party this
afternoon at its clubhouse I'm Court
Street, the function having been ar
ranged by committee. composed Of
Mrs. Aubrey L. STROBE. Mrs. John H..
Otcy, Mrs. George Cosby. Mrs. Elias
Richards, Mrs. John a. Faulkner, Miss
Elizabeth Moore and Miss Margaret
u. Christian.
Mrs. Allen Campbell who has been
visiting DIR. Samuel Lille here. has
returned to her home at University
The Monday Bridge Club held its
usual semiannual luncheon at Jcnny's
Tea Shop, when Mrs. CT. T.. Lucado,
Mrs. Charles Il. Hcald. Mrs. Gustav
Sailing and Mrs. w. II. Steptoe, losers
in six months plan. entertained the
Y. Yates, Mrs. NJ. Fl. DinEce and Mrs.
w. =. Clark. The luncheon followed
the regular weekly play of the club
Miss Maude Rowland, of Fort
Worth Tex. spent the week end here
with Miss Mary Norveli Payne. leav-
ing later for Baltimore to resume her
study of art.
Mrs. S. r. Maxwell and children, OF
Tazewell, have been visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. w. Coleman. who
visited Mrs. James NJ. Durphey here.
have gone to their home mt Pros
pcct.
Miss Rose Miller. who had been
visiting in Washington and Ralti-
more. has returned 10 her home here
Mrs. Robert y. Diron, Jr, was hon
or guest when her mothcr-in-law
Mrs. u. a. Diron. entertained at bridge
for her at her home in Rivcrmont
Top-scorc prize went TO Miss Fannie