The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-04
SOCIAL AN D PERSONAL.

One of&the most delightful card parties
OF the season was given last evening by
Mrs. Byrd warwick at her home, NO. 60s
west Franklin, in honor of her debutante
daughter Miss Marguerite Warwick
| The house was magnificently decorated
| by Harvey in Christmas evergreens: the
| dropping smllax screened the mirrors; the
mantels were banked in holly, and the
graceful cedar was entwined about the
pictures and curtains.
The young ladies played until 10 clock.
| when they were joined by the gentlemen.
| Mrs. Warwick and her daughter received
alone. Mrs. Warwick wore an elegantly
embroidered crepe de chine over pink
satin and Miss Marguerite was gowned
in white spansled net over white satin.
The table appointments were exquisite.
In the centre was massive gold stand.
filed with red carnations and American
beauties, and ut either end OF the table
were golden candelabra, containing red,
shaded candles. The same rosy tint was
| carried out in the bonbons, pastries and
ices.
| the guests were; Misses Margaret
Branch. Coolidge OF Boston. Jennie Boyd.
Eda Atkinson, Lucy Hayes, Pauline Pow
ers, Alice Puryear Of Orange, Elizabeth
Davenport, Elizabeth, Christian. Annie
Wise Mayo. Margaret Chamberlyne, Eliza
beth WeddelI. Condo Bridges, Bessie Mar
tin, Grace Shields. -Alene Stokes, Amy
w eEtI1, belElle, w iAiidAAAS, A-AiA-
Bosher Della and Nellie Tompkins, Made
line English, Elizabeth White, jamie
Wingo Sophie Meredith, Edna Forbes.
Clara Cooke, Evelyn and Courtenay
Bridges, Elizabeth Watkins, Marian,
Kate, JULIA Harris. Rebeccah Gordon, Ruth
Tanner, Mary Ball, Blanche Morgan, Ber-
tie Noting, Julia Morton. Elise Cameron,
Matte Purcell Mary Donnan. Evelyn
Gordon, Emily Addison, Gusse Mcguire.
Guile Harrison, Annie Gray; NIessrs. An
derson, Antrim, j. T. Anderson, William
Fl. Allison, Victor Williams, w. P. Mayo.
Clifton Miller, X. Mitchell, f. Morton.
Mckinney McAdans, Berkeley Williams
w. C. Nolan. Preston holland, William H
! Palmer, Jr., Leigh r. Page, John Pickereu
| Rutherford. Rutherford Rose, Adolph Os-
! terloh. George NJ. Reid, George Scott, 10
Lane Stern, Stringfellow, H. SsDwith,
Edward Scott, D. Spctswood, John Young.
| w. Talley, Charles Tenant. Beverly
! Tucker, G. Valentine, j. Walker, Spots
! wood Wexford, DR. Robert Williams, E.
! Randolph Williams, Edward T. Willis, Sell
| den Wake, Ormond Young, Granville
| Gray, A Gibson, Barton Haxall, F. w.
| Hanewinckel. Edward Harrison, S. Hob
| son, Julian Hill, Hobson G. Harrison, DR..
| Hobson, Jeffries, Johnston. Jordon Leake,
| John Lay, Lancaster, J. Johnston. DR..
| J. Page Massie. E. c. Mayo, Dudley Nc
! Donald. Henry Baskerville, J. r. Blanken-
| ship ST. George Bryan. John Chamber
| lyme, Palmer Claiborne, Spencer Carter,
John A. Coke, Robert Campbell. Spots
! wood Crenshaw, Cameron. Stanhope Boil
| ing Percy S. Bosher, William Bridges,
! Julian Binford, Frank A. Davenport Pas
| cal Davie, Max Deitrick, Guy Davis, John
! de Trevile. Wyndham Boiling, Watkins
| E.llerson, W. G. Ferguson. Ear White
| Fuller, Blanchard Forbes, TazeweN tItz-
! gerald, r. II. Gaines, G.. Gibson, William
| Il Grant, r. Guy, Palmer Gray. and
| Lieutenant GroSSbecl-- :,
! Mrs. Robert Blankenship gave very
! delightful but very informal tea yester-
| day afternoon in honor of Miss Harrison,
| Of Baltimore.
The assistants of the hostess were: Mrs.
| Brockenbrough. Mrs. AdolphuS Blair, Mrs
( Henry Williams. Misses Anna Carr, jamie
| Wingo. Elizabeth Davenport, Katie Blank
| enship Eleanor Tree, Anne Blankenship,
| Page Booker Ruth Tanner, Elizabeth
! Branler, and Marguerite Warwick. Mrs.
| William Talbot served tea.
Among the callers were: Misses Camm.
! Ross, Branch, Moseley, George Blanken-
| ship. Sallie Anderson. Deane. Grant,
! Werth, Hayes. Cooke, Jennings, Stringfel-
low, Robins, Christian, Pace, Talbot. Mil
| Ter, Bragg English, Archer, Hobson, Rog-
! ers, Binford, Forbes, Mckinney. Daven-
| port, Meade Ida Lane. Montague. Well
ford, Boykin, Dunlop Guillaume, Patter-
son, Maury. Crutchfield. Williams, and
Grace Shields.
Miss AIaude Morgan left last evening
| for Atlanta, where she will be the guest
| Of Miss Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Boiling Wood after
an extended wedding journey to Canada
! and through the West, have returned L"
! The city and are at home TO their lrleius
| ut 1O1 west Grace street.
| Invitations have been sent to every
! member of the Association for the Preser-
| walton of Virginia Antiquities to the
annual tea to be given at the Virginia
| Historical Society this afternoon
from 3 70 :, but the committee fear that
! some of their invitations have failed to
! reach their destination, on account of the
| heavy mails, and take this opportunity TO
| saw that every member is expected to be
present and has the privilege of bring
ing a guest
Miss Edna Kahn of Norfolk. is visiting
street.
The annual meeting of the Board of the
Virginia Home for IncurableS was held
at the Home yesterday morning at II
O'Clock Miss Mary T. Greenhow pre-
! siding. Among tNOSe present we're. MICS
danes Fitzhugh Mayo Peyton r. Car
| rington, Conway r. Sands, c. I. Phil
lips A. C. Becker, Henry Tyler. John
T. Hughes. Fl. W. Shelton, Helen G..
Manson. William Chambers, l1aury. l..
o. Miller. Redd, John Rogers, w. n.
Tyler. c. C. Rosencrantz, Langstaff John
son, F. J. Craigie, Gordon and Misses
! Christie Parkinson. Emily Churchill. Lily
Cayce, SalIie Grcenhow. Mary W. Thorn
| as. Lucy Clair Atkinson, Anna Ball
The annual reports were read and ac-
cepted.
The treasurer reported s1.os4.45 realized
by the Rainbow Fete."
Miss Fannie Walker rendered her
resignation as matron of the Home, which
| was accepted. p
| a vote of thanks was given to the fol
| lowing:
Mr. r. ". Wood. who kindly placed Z
fence in front of the building, sowec
the grass seed and volunteered to keer
the lawn in good condition: Mrs Fannie
Thaw Gryrnes, who furnished IN enter
| tainment during the bazaar with hel
dancing class. and to Mr. Arthur &
Clarke, who held an entertainment al
the Home.