Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08

this partook much of the formality Of o rc-
ception, There was profusion OF flowers
everywhere. In tho dining room tho
color chosen for decoration was crimson.
On the table was o wilderness OF crimson
Tulips. All the cakes and bon-bons were
tied with crimson ribbons In .anotner
room the floral decorations were lilies-oI-
she-vslley. The pleasure wss greatly greatly en- n
music ali the while.
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Person were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. J. y, NJ. Jury
Mrs Coleman Workman, Mrs y. IL.
Workman, Sr., and Mrs. Ryiand.
MRS. yosrs's LAST RECEPTION.
Tho elegant home OF Mr.. William Ashpy
Jones. or west Franklin street, was crowd"
ed Thursday evening from to O'Clock,
when Mrs. Jones held her last reception OF
tho season. The, house was most peaut-
fully decorated with natural towers mrs;
Jones v as lovely in pale rose faille, point
lace, and diamonds, aud hsr aunt, MIs;
Thomas III. Wynne. in worth gown OF
purple velvet and beaver trimming, a Tnsse
cd her in receiving her friends. hiss hstle
Slater In heliotrope and silver and MISS
Coralle Meredith in ria1 sole silk were the
young ladies assisting.
Mrs. T. William Pemberton,s reception
on Thursday evening was cnarning az,
fair. All the decorations were PINK ana
white. The psrlor was lighted WITH lamps
and candles with pink shades. ire young
ladies who served the guests were MISSES
Jessie Cali, Hartman, Blair, ana fierco'
LITTLE FOLKS PLEASURES.
Misses Jessie and Mira Jones, daughters
OF Colonel IL. @. Jones. entertained tnef
little friends at beautiful tea on frao ads
evening. Shaded lamps and canoles naue
the rooms very bright and pretty, ano
there were about Fifty present, among
whom were Misses Judith Deane, Lyle
TYLER. Evelyn Gordon. Sarah Weisigei'
Urauhart. Wilson, jennings, Bridges, De-
laney, Tanner, Wherry, Mosby., Grleg,
Cunningham, Carpenter, Brallstord, Parga-
min, and Messrs. Douglas Gordon, WINE
Gordon. Charlie Bargamln, waiter tanner
Tyler, Willie Bridges, Grigg, ana SINFUL
PERSONAL POINTS.
As Mrs. r. @. Morton IS in New Orleans,
her Thursday receptions IN feoruary
are postponed to February 14th. -,
Miss Mary Morton of Baltimore, Will be
the guest OF Miss Julia Morton on Monday.
Mrs. Armistead Wexford gave an infor-
NAL card-party on Tuesday evening IN
honor of Der guest, Miss Payne, OF War;
renton. which proved o most delightful
affair -, -.
Mrs. Drewry, OF Westoyer, Is the guest
of Mrs. Beverley t. Crump.,
Miss Susie Hayes, of Baltimore, Is the
guest of Miss Louise Mayo.
Mrs. @. ID. Langhorne is at the Exchange.
Mr.. Laube, gave very pleasant Source
dnnsnnte on Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Kittie Reinhart, of Boston.
Mrs. b. IL. Nash gives tea on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. j. W. Remnant,
of Boston, who is such a favorite in Rich
mond society and who during her VISIT has
been the recipient of such charming at
tention. ,,.-
Miss Mamie Saunders. of west Franklin
street. received informally her little
friends Friday from to T..
Mrs. +. b. Addison and Miss Addison
have issued invitations for reception on
Monday. February 9th, at 0 o'clock. -.
Miss Bessie Addison. who is visiting
friends in Norfolk, will return on Monday.