The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-25
Social and
Personal

of their guests, the MISSES GoidSDoTousii,
OF Eastern Maryland. Their spacious
residence presented a scene of great beau
ty with the artistic decorations of palms
and cut flowers. The drawinS-room and
library were decorated in pink carnations.
and the dining-room IN American Beau-
ties. a Famous Gates Party was the
feature of the evening. number OF
questions We're printed in dainty book
lets. each requiring an answer ending in
cafe" such as communicate, delicate,
etc The guessing was spirited and caused
much n,erriment-
Among those invited We're: Misses
Goldshorough. Tinsley. Ellerson, Morgan.
Kate and Sophie Meredith, Anna and
Nellie Eoykin. Taisie Manning, Katherine
Hawes Josephine Knox, Berta Noting,
Florence Nckenny. Louise Tayloc, Hope
Stewart, Annie Rose Walker Florence
Tyler Margaret Branch, Marie Williams,
Annie Minor, Sadie Sutton. Mary Rogers,
Norma Stewart, Annie Pe.,der Gordon,
Mary Williams. Julia Morton. Carrie Lam
caster, Rebeccall Gordon, Della Page, Ella
Cooke Elise and Elizabeth Davenport.
Es,elle de Saussnfe, Ellie Maury Werth,
Mary Thomas, Meade Burwell, Lily Gr-
auhart, Elizabeth Whitlock, Harriet
Cooke. Amy Werth. Martin, of Norfolk.
Taylor and French, of North Carolina;
Messrs. Spencer Carter, Lewis Haryie,
Albert -Aisop. Frank Green, Robert Ian
CASTER. Y. MAY ". HSiS"dit ID
Berkeley Williams. c. j. Anderson. 10
Lane Stern. CASTOR Myers, Ennion VIII
lians. David Funston. +. Davenport, Il.
Higgenbottom. Jonathan Bryan, Palmer
Gray. Fairlie Cooke, Jack de Treville. Carl
Noting. Granville Gray. Fred. Noting,
T. c. William, s. p. Claiborne, w Q.
Shelton, Jordan Leake. John Walker,
Clemens Jones, Randolph Holiday. Byrd
Newton. Hunsdon Cary. r. Marye, c. c.
Pinckncy, Lilbufn Myers, ii. Wilson, a.
Williams. i. Tpshur. J. Tyler. c. Shep-
paTd, p Conquest. Il. Haryie, Ruther-
foord Rose, Victor Williams, William
lIabliston. John Coke. William Claiborne,
Leigh Page, Julian Hill. Coleman Wor-
than, John rutherford Rogers, Shul-
ticc. Mckenney, Battle, Wake. W. Wor-
than, c. Holiday. Tilghman and DR..
Turner.
Mrs. W. As:lby Jones gave beautiful
flower card party last evening in hono-
OF Miss dickson. of Danvilc. and Miss
Hanger. OF Washington. The, drawing
rooms were profusclyH iecorated in palms
ana carnations. Progressive euchre was
played. The scerc' was marked with
flowers. The gentlemen with vialets. the
ladies with roses and carnations. Tie
ladys prize WAS a red velvet poppy for
the hair: the centlemans, a violet stick
pin. The l,ooby was "A .sun-fower. The
pictures os souvenirs, and the ladies.
dainty sachct bags. each containing a
hand-paintcd Gibson picture.
Those enjoying Mrs. Jones hospitality
were Misses Hanger, dickson, Agnes Nc
Carthy. Kate Slater. Evelyn Bridges.
Mary Waddill. Bessie Ellyson. Sallie Reid
Anderson, Rebeccah Gordon, Allene
stokes. Congden. Of South Carolina; Sadie
Jeffress, Sarah Harrison, of Amelia; Daisy
Wilson Amelie Pison. Grace and Julia
BidSood. Louie Hudgins. of Portsmouth:
Kate Slater. Ryland Brydon, of Danvilic;
MesSrs. Frank Tower, George BidSood,
Grant Winston. Frank Mccarthy, Douglas
I1llyson. Edward Wight. Frank Blanken-
snip Jack de TIcville. f. Pierce, j..
Albert Tanner. Hugh SkipHith. Milford
Cr-utchfield, James Watson, Maurice Pill
son, Dean Maury, Charles Jordan, Otis
alfriend. William Wight DR.. Winfrce,
and DR.. Edwards,
Mrs. Arthur ScriSenor vas hostess Of a
charming card-party at O'Clock yester
day afternoon at her residence, No. 516
West Grace Street. The rooms were pref
thy decorated in palms, pink roses and
carnations. Seven-hand cucllre was played
Mrs Scrivenor's guests We're lMeSdames
Edward Echols, J. A Hodges, George Ell
dot Hunt Chiplcy, Waller Morton, Scott
Parrish, Chiles Ferrali, Clarence CABOT,
Robert Blankenship, Edgar Freeman,
Frederick peasants. Horace Slater.
Thomas JefrcSs- John G. FArland, Frank
Shell, w S. y. Mayo, Il. Turner. AIRING
ton: Misses IIunice and Lii Pegram. Della
Page, of West Virginia; Ellie Wortham,
Kathleen Anderson, Marianne Meade, Ma
bel Walker. Julia Morton. Adelaide Wat
szins Louie and Adele Williams, Ashley
Miller Adair of Atlanta: billiard. of Nor
folk: Emily Cary. of Virginia, and Mary
Trayers. of New York.
beautiful luncheon Was given yester-
tiEy at o'clock by Mrs c. e. Buck, at
her residence on West Franklin Street.
Tho decorations we've exquisite. In the
center Of the large round table, grouped
about d unique bowl OF carnations, were
four fish of Tiffany ware, each bearing in
its mouth shower of carnations The
candles n the silver candelabra We're
shaded in pink rose-buds, and the table
was outlined in illuminated pink tulips
Those enjoying Mrs Bucks hospitality
were Mesdames Christ i'm, Ashton Starkc.
Edward j. Willis, f. Randolph Williams,
T. Mcncure Perkins, Virginia Newton,
Brydon Tennnat. William Royal, Levin
Joynes. William II. Trigg. Waller Morton,
George Ben Johnston, John Lyons, L, I.
u. Myers, Allan Donnan, John Shelton
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Mr. and Mrs. William L. Royal enter
tanned at an elegant supper at their resi-
dencc, on West Franklin Street, last
evening at S O'Clock, in honor OF Mr.
ldanar The decorations of the elegantly
appointed table Were entirely in pink.
Mr. and Mrs. Royals guests were Nj
f1anar, Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Triss,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan. Mr. and Mrs
r. Lancaster. Mr.. and Mrs NirGinius
Newton. Mr.. and Mrs George W Stew
ems, Judge and Mrs. keith
Mr. and Mrs Scott Parrish gave an
elegant dinner last evening al their resi-
dence, No. 92S West Franklin Street, in
honor Of DR.. and Mrs. Paulus a. Irving.
The decorations were exquisite and We're
in pink and green.
The guests were DR.. and Mrs Irving.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Jeffress. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Williams Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Peasants.
Miss E!izabe,h Whtlock entertained at
cards last evening al her home, on East
Franklin Street. The house was exquis-
Ncly decorated III palms and jonquils.
and the color scheme OF yellow WAS min