The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-20
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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Governor and Mrs A. j. Montague viii
entertain at the Executive Mansion to-.
night in honor Of the members or the.
Constitutional Convention and OF tile
General Assembly.
Not for many years has such brilliant
entertainment been given to these repre-
sentative bodies by a Virginia .iovernor
as That which is on the social c1ltnGar
for tonight.
Inc floral decorations will consist 6t
spring flowers, jonquiis being used for
the pretty coloring. with a soft h;.r k
ground of maiden-har ferns ana snilax,
while massive palms Will add grail to
the whole effect. During the evening Mr..
Richards will sing several sele,i '.,s. aid
will be assisted by quar1ette f:.n st.
Paul's choir. At itenrvals Iardella's Band
will play soft music.
On arriving the guests will he received
in the long salon by Governor ana MIS-.
Montague. who will be assisted by mem
hers of the Governors staff and several
ladies.
During the evening light refreshments
will be served, in which the dainty color
scheme will be carried out in the ices.
which will be served in tall champagne
glasses, the stems of which will be en-
tvined with sn1ilax, caught with a jon
quill and ribbon. These will be served to
the guests by Misses Mamie Davis of
Petersburg: Josephine McIlwaine. of Pc
tersburg: Mary Sue Due, Anne Tenant.
Annie Wise Mayo. Mary Waddill, Effie
Branch. Leila Myers, Of New York;
Evelyn Gordon. Hattie Ross. Belle Per-
kins Sophie and Kate Meredith and Miss
Irene Fitzgerald. Mrs. Henry Stewart.
Of Russell N-i11
will be served in the music room, and
Mrs. Barton Haxall Grundy will pour
chocolate. which will be served from q
small table in the library
1t is needless to say that all the wives
OF the honored guests will be present at
this elegant social function planned for
tonight
The Home for Incurables was given an
other del ghtful entertainment this week.
: y" hostesses Monday We're the ST.
JOINS Auxiliary Of Kings Daughters.
The tea was held in Miss Nellie Booths
room, which was a bower of loneliness,
the color scheme being effectively car
RED out In pink and green. Here and
there were masses of La France roses
a. pink carnations, and in the center
OF the tables. from which the daintest
OF refreshments were served were bowls
OF the same lovely flowers. The musical
programme was delightful. The young
girls serving We're. tS~.- Ma -i,a
Bessie Scott Frances McKevett, Mamie
Miller, Vida Chalkley. Jane Powers, Lii
lie AtLee and Bessie French
Miss Annie Williams entertained at her
home. the Langley last night at a pro-
Gressive euchre partly, which proved to
be an enjoyable affair. After the game
refreshments were servd on the card
tables.
Miss Louise Grant and Miss Celeste
Wisesar accompanied b hen urnio
leave for Gibra1ter Saturday. They will
weeks and be in London during the coro-
nation.
The Ministering Children's Leagu of
the All Saints Church will give ali
Easter Egg Hunt" on Tuesday in Easter
week. April LIST, at the Parrish building.
corner of Madison and Grace Streets. The
parents Of the congregation are asked
10 please let their children come and en-
joy the frolta
The Second Presbyterian Church will
hold bazaar for the Easter contribu-
ton to the poor on Friday, between
and 10 P. NJ. The articles will be sold
y, h" fn lowing anh
nothing higher The public are invited
to attend AMI SO help worthy cause.
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club will
meet this afternoon and be entertained
by Mrs. j. Willard Craig, No. 20 North
Lombardy Street, at 4:15 o'clock
Mrs. Charles ,ojp ha spo1e 70 =
her mother for two or three weeks in
Miss Forester will entertain the T. * L,
next Tuesday evening, at her home on
West Clay Street. The last meeting s
held at the residence Of the Misses Todd,
on Church Hill.
The Williams Memorial Circle of Kings
Daughters met yesterday afternoon at
Y NJ. c. A..and held a short called me.,-
ing. Plans for a spring outing were dis
cussed. but nothing definite decided ard
a meeting was called for an cary date
Mrs. L. B. fanny presided.
There was a well-attended meeting &C
the Colonial Danes yesterday afterno' n
at the Virginia Historical Society. Several
new members were elected, after wt:oh
a short board meeting was held.
Mrs Thomas Cary Johnson will enter
terrain TO-DAY at a delightful luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Lewis Hyde, OF New
York and Mrs. Mcclure, Of Winchester.
Mrs. George X. Anderson, Of Clifton
Forge is spending a few days with her
husband. Judge George K. Anderson, in
this city.
Mrs. Wood Bouldin, Of South Boston.
Halifax, is spending few days with her
husband in this city, who is a member of
the Constitutional Convention.
Mrs. r. 2. Davis. Miss Mamie Davis
and Miss Josephine Mc1lwaine. of Peters
burg, will arrive in the city to-day
and will be the guests of Mrs. A. J. Mon.
tague. at the Executive Mansion. for
few days.
Mrs Annie E. Warren was elected pres
,aent Of the Lady Board of Managers OF
the Retreat for the Sick at their last reg
,liar meeting. to succeed Mrs. William A.
jenkins, who was it's first and only presl-
dent until her death.