Richmond planet., 1930-11-22

understand that the Kappas are
ely reputed to give such sven
80 an;ovable affairs. They ten me
anu ~Snarantee for a delightful
evening is always assured you when
the Kappas entertain; mr.
thev do or not is neither mere NO
there. but 1 can attest the pieaSutS
and all those other Things wiz
ne prevalent on Friday evenihg'
Miss Mary P. Smith, 315 East Gay
ctreat vas the hostess Tor she
1Scrollers," another assurance iol
the pleasure of the guests lay In the
Cot that John Hector was shrooaeu
in his usual merriment ana aolL'y
t~oentertain guests OF the eVSeni
saw dancing the Misses Garnet
Ramsey, Mayme Ellis, Dorothy mop
kins, Anne Ellis, Zemoria WOOD
Edvthe Goode, Bernice Jones, sue
CIark, Laura Westray, Jeanette
Rocker, Adelaide King, Ruby Jor-
dan, Shirley Duiguir, Marie Ruttln,
Rnbv Jackson, Lucy Harris, Allce
Jackson, Eunice Daniel, Ruth Car
rington, Isabel Blaney, Avs Holmes
Garnell Hill, Ethel Thomas, Aretna
Ballou, Mary Williams, Wllhemlna
Bailey, Addie May Rankin, Mary r.
Smith-Thaddeus E. Smith, James
Cotton, Fred Ellis, Latham Williams
lanes Overton, David Cross, Paul ID.
Morton, w. A. Evans, Harry Den
mis-, Addison Cephas, Emerson FAIR
fax, James Green, Weaver Johnson,
,Jcbn Anderson, Jr., c " Watson,
Russell Gilpin, Oliver w: Common,
Harry Love, Jonathan Giles, W. n
StacEhouse, Wendell Mosely, C. P.
Thomas, Emmett Burke, Percy w.
Jones, David Cross, Zeke Anderson,
James Moore, William Johnson, Jo-
seph Ransome, ]. L. Jones,
I regret the fact that | have to ask
YOU to again read some OF the
same anne so soon. But otherwise
| cannot tell you about the Lampodos
OF Saturday. Mrs. Ruth Logan and
Miss johnson of Virginia Union,
ch~aperoned the Misses Madeline
Harris of Howard, Miriam Harris,
Zemoria Wood, Naomi Hucles, &C.
nevieve Johnson, CARMEL Hill, Ann
Ellis, Mayme Ellis, Dorothy Hopkins,
Laura Westray, Sue Clark, jeanette
Booker, Irma Harris, Inola Frye,
Vivian Watson, Grace Hughes, Ad-
eladie King, Louise Tinsley, La
Countess Blaney, Madeline Tyler,
Marp P. Smith, Mary Johnson, Mu-
riel Faucet of Lynchburg, Irene
Gray, Aretha Ballou, Hattie Gray,
Beatrice Jones, Eugene Kinckle
Jones, H., Robert L. Cooper, Lloyd
Williams, James Cotton, Herman
Washington, David Cross, Bernard
Scott, Bell, Granville Norris, Paul
d. Morton, U. S. Allen, James
Greene, Robert Coles, James Penn
of Lynchburg, John Giles, Dennis
and Emmett Burke, students at
West Virginia State, John P. Smith,
Lewis Brown, John R. Picott, 10
seph Goode.
They used to tell me that the best
of things come in small packages,
but | found a contrary to on Thurs
day when the Bon TonS-true to
their name-were hostesses to their
guests at Elks Home. The Bon
Tons, by means of re-introduction,
are the Mesdames Mildred Pettis
Rosa Gavin, Kate G.. Colson, Emily
Chambers, Nellie Robinson, Mary
Barrett, Eggleston, E. Warren
Jackson, Inez Jones, Ruth Tinsley,
Carrie Deans, Alice Holmes Harris,
jamie Hayes. The color scheme CT
the evening was green and white.
gThey greeted and entertained on
Thursday, the Mesdames Bernice
Sampson, Rosa Walton, Essie John
son, Fannie Bradford, Edith Hair
ston, Mable Winston, Alma Chap
man, Essie Ramsey, Miss M. Sidney
Mayo, Mesdames Helen Scott, Leola
Hucles, Rosa Knox, Alice Bowser,
Marie Eason, Laura Hall, Hattie
Mallory, Lillian H. Payne, DR.. Zeno-
bia Gilpin, Misses Ethel Harris, Inez
Cogbill, Ollie Taylor, Martha Smith,
Bessie Fields, Mesdames Lora Neb-
lett, Marion Johnson, Ruth Craw-
ford, GusSie Ferguson, Pansy James,
Drucilla Gilpin, Ollie Lewis, Carrie
Lewis, Annie K. Hughes, Clarissa
K. billiard, Rebecca Peyton, Connie
Conley, Emma Spencer, Jeanette
Graves, Clara Jackson, Ruth Nc
Quinn, Carrie Mitchell, Emily
Folkes, Cora Love, Armeta Willis,
Edna Coles, Matte Page, Peachy
Poindexter, Halle Westray, Flor
ence Taylor, Louise Sully, Juette
Greer, Louise Berkeley, Misses Mar
tina Chiles, Lottie Frazier, Nina Hill,
Blanche Coles, Hattie Gray, Euger-
tina Johnson, Ida Booker, Mesdames
Ruth Logan, Ethel Baker, Edwina
Sharp, Alverta Gilpin, Louvinia
Banks, Minerva P~attani, Eunice Fos-
ter, Leila Tenant, Alberta Howell,
Louise Brown, Marie Jones, Frances
Roane, Raphael Harris. The first
prize winner was Mrs. Eunice Fos-
ter; second, Mrs. Ruth Crawford and
Mrs, Hattie Mallory was given the
BOBBY.
Since wa have started with cards
suppose we had just as well 90 fur.
Their, and consider next the Las
Omegas. Miss Dorothy Wooten, was
at their regular meeting, Monday.
cards followed business transactions
and Miss Genevieve johnson was
highest scorer; Miss Laura Booker
lowest. A very tasty menu was en-
loyed. Miss Genevieve Johnson will
be their next hostess.
La Finese Bridge Club, of which
we have said nothing this year, met
with Mrs. Wilhemina Davis, 3O1