The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-14
Social and
PERSONAL

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Mrs Pleasanton Conquest entertained
at &. very pleasant informal Tea yesterday
afternoon from 10 O'Clock. The pretty
decorations We're On Mite and green. Mrs
s. w. Travers and Mrs. Lindsay assisted
Mrs. Conquest in receiving Mrs. II. Q.
Jlfsasten and Mrs. Beverly Crump poured
coffee Assisting in the dinins--oom were
oHrs- WilAagt' Meade Clarke, N.s. Charles
Eoster and Miss I<onsly, Of Norfolk.
Among those calling were: Mesda1nes
James Allison Hodges. Jackson Guy. T.
~ Jones. Thomas Wilson Williamson.
FRANCIS b. Isaacs, John u Taylor. a. r.
Ssarbrousal. c. T. Waters. Ro. L. T'raysor,
Vim. Meade Addison. L. Is. Jarney,
Howard D. Eoge, John z. Mcclure. Jr..
Cl.1rles L. Borden. Eiand Spotswood
Smith. Philip p. Taliafervo, c. w. p.
Brock, John Z. Williams, John Gordon
JNarland. Francis G.; TONNES, James Har-
per Anderson. VIM Todd, James Mason
Miller, John c. Robertson, b. 81 Abbott
J. Aston Cabeli. Wilson Miles Cary, JAS
II. Harris, Preston Cooke, Frank a
lIanslcton, Gordon Wallace. Edward p
Valentine, Napoleon Loder, Langhorne
yirgiIlius Han. II Williams, VIM. Todd,
Robins, Gee. Warren. w G. Miller. Dab
aley j. Carr. Z. G. Minor, r. VIM. Penn
berten, Lewis D. Ayiett, y. l.. Purcell,
Lewis il. Blair, Lewis Holiday, Jas
Henry Fits. ]. Walter Young, William
Minor Woodward, JAS Earvie Blair,
Frank ] scheII, john iiunter, Lewis
Wheat, Ralph Glover. Lewis Platter lay
dor. John c. Hagan. Jas. N Upshur. Jas.
CaEskie, p l.. Bsniss. Samuel Bryan,
Misses Benl.ss. Bessie Hill, Hal Lishtfoot,
I.inher!ai1e. Marie L;ghtfoot. Annie Rose
Walker, Lisa Deaae, Anderson. Rachel
Cooke, Quarles, Porter. Moore. RlIther-
toord, Mckinney. Fisher, T0Wnes Holla-
day, James, Blanlenship, Laws. Binford,
Guiflaume. Harris, Sparrow. Bosher,
Field, Parkinson, Leila Palmer Hill
The tea given at the Executive Mansion
yesterday afternoon by the Girls Society
WAS in every particular a delightful af-
tadr. Tie spacious rooms were covered
in crash and profuseIy decorated in
palms. The mante3s were banked in ferns,
and red liber1s roses, and crimson shaded
candles further carried out the color
scheme. The members of the society re-
ceiveG. TnCy ware Misses Berta We'll
ford Elizabeth Davenport. Adaude Nor
gan, Nellie Williams. Kate Meredith
kathleen Anderson, Sue and Lily Tyler
Annie Cray, Emily Addison, Marion Har
1-S, EVELYN Gordon and Miss Maria VII
Gia1ns presided at the punch bowl. Coffee
Margaret Branch
Miss Sophie Meredith had charge of the
candy table. Misses Mamie ard Nellie
Davenport, Alice DOYLE, Louise and Anna
Purcell assisted in serving.
There were a large number of callers
who greatly enjoyed the beautiful music,
which WAS a feature of the evening. Miss
Lily UrqUllart and Mr.. Richards sang
charming duet and each rendered sew
eral solos. Miss Mamie Harrison sang
delightfully."-. and Miss Roberta Il. Alien
played on the violin Mr.. Shepherd Webb
and Mss Louise Williarsi were accom-
ranists.
Mrs. Edmund Waddil and the Misses
Waddin gave q delightful informal at
home" yesterday afternoon at their resi-
dence, No. 92i Floyd Avenue The hand
some home was prettily- decorated in
palms. In the diningroom pink prevail
ed The renaissance pieces were spread
over pink satin: pink candles were in the
silver candelabra, and a shower of Tes-
tout roses were in the centre of the table
Assisting the hostess in entertaining the
callers We're Mrs. ChiIes Ferrall. Mrs 7.
William Pemberton, Mrs. Watson. Of
Rome, Ga: Mrs. Emmett Shepherd, Mrs.
Warner Moore, Misses Freeman, of Nor
folk; Lipscomb. of DanvilIe; Bessie Ely
son. Lille Stearns. Waller Jeffress and
Louise Mayo. There We're a large num-
Der of callers throughout the visiting
hours
Mrs. -Adolphas Blair vas hostess at a
most attractive card party yesterday after
noon, in honor of Mrs. r. Turner Airing
ton and Mrs. Clay DTewr-y, j. The rooms
were Torettily decorated in palms and pink
carnations and shaded candles Progress
unost spirited. Small pink buds were used
as tallies After the game an elegant sup
per was served.
Mrs. Bl4ir's guests were Mrs L. T Ar
u-ington, Mrs. Clay Drewry, Mrs. Edwin
Hewitt, Mrs Carter Scott Mrs. Thomas
Adkins, Mrs. w. Fen. Palmer, Mrs. Robert
Rennolds, Mrs. John Cullen. Mrs John
Blair Mrs Horace Hawcs. Mrs. Gushing
Small, Mrs. Churchill Young, Mrs. Hunt
Chiplcy. Mrs. William ]. Wallace. of New
York: Mrs. Bierne Blair, Mrs. Robert NJ.
Glankenshir, Mrs. Austin Brocken5roush.
Mrs George Davis Mrs. Richard Wilson.
Mrs. Charles Stacy Mrs William Aloulton
md Mrs Edgar Lafferty. Mrs. Frank
aIacGill Drewr-y and Miss Mamie Cooke
served as scorers.
Mr. John G. Walker gave a most enjoy
nble box party last evening ait the Aelde-
my His guests were G1r. and Mrs. z.
Randolph Williams. Miss Anne Tenant.
Miss Eleanor Bosher. Miss Berta Well
ford. Mr. Frank Davenport and Mr.. joseph
Anderson. After the performance Mr..
Walker and his guests We're entertained at
Mrs William Royals. who was last eve
ming the hostess of the Married Ladies'
Card Club.
Mrs. N. E. Woods, of No. West Clav
Street. entertained n few friends at an
Informal card party Tuesday eveHing.