Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27
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SOCIETY.

Richmond Will be in gala attire to-day,
and there will be a succession of festivi-
ties The city is crowded with visitors.
Not only the University students are here,
but many fair strangers have come for
the ball game and attendant galties. one
of the most attractive OF the debutantes
will make her bow to society at recep-
tion luncheon from 1880 to o'clock. when
Miss Correlia Watkins, a bud. and her
sister Miss Elise Watkins, will receive
their friends. Miss Jane Wingo will give
a buffet luncheon during the same hours.
and there will be steady stream OF
guests between the two houses. The next
feature on the programme Will be the
football game between the University of
Virginia and Chapel Hill n. c., and
many tally-ho parties nave been made up.
Hon Hal D. Flood will be host at one
of them. and has secured q very charm
ing party to fill his brake. His guests will
be Mrs w. James Walker. Miss Cally
Ryland. Miss Gertrude Camm. Miss Sadie
Sutton. and Mrs. R. Carter Scott: Messrs.
Allen, Blackwell Smith, Robert Lee, and
r. Carter Scott.
The festivities will keep up until the
wee sma' hours Of the morning. The
Riiou. handsomely decorated. will present
has been secured by the alumni OF the
University of Virginia. and nearly every
one in the house will be In full-dress
The Thanksgiving german to the college
men, given by the young girls. will begin
at II O'Clock in the Masonic Temple, and
will be fitting close to a day Of unal-
loved pleas
The Jefferson Club will also be the
scene Of beauty, when the members will
give an elaborate whist party to their
friends.
Mrs. Charles T. O'Ferrall, and her
daughter, Miss Helen O'FerraIl. enter
tanned at cards yesterday evening in hon.
or of Miss Camille Hayes, of Morgantown.
W. Va.
The handsome home of Ex-Governor
and Mrs O'Ferrall was decorated with
palms and chrysanthcrnu1ns and the col
aege colors Of the University of Virginia,
md of Chapel Hill.
Miss O'Ferrall wore white crepe de
chine, and was assisted in receiving by
Chamberiayne.
An orchestra furnished delightful music
while The game progressed
The girls wore light blue and orange
aoas and the game was scored with flow
srs. The men We're invited for 10 o'clock.
Among the guests were Miss Luvino.
of Philadelphia; Misses Tayloe. Marie
Archer, Camille Hayes, of Morgantown.
w Va: Daisy Chamberlayne, Carrie Har-
man, Of Lexington, Va: Mildred Boyd,
Ellis Glenn. Miss Godfrey, -.4isses Julia
Bidgood, Sallie knight, jamie Virgo,
edith Ramsay, OF Alexandria; Marguerite
Warwick, Lizzie Weddell, Amy Werth.
Mabel --.ker, Josephine Tyler. Misses
MAYO, Misses Watkins, Misses Knight,
Misses Edith jones, Ella Binford. Misses
Songe, Misses Bette Christian, Eugcnia
Taylor, Mary r. La..4rop, Martha
Gertrude SHELTON Jennie Bland. Agnes
Mccarthy, Louise Atkins, sallie r. An
derson, Bessie Bosher, Addie Bowe, Mary
Beirne, Lizzie Brander. Misses Cameron,
Misses Helen Christian. Mamie Cooke.
Anna D. Carr, Estelle DeSaussure. Eve
IN Gordon Edith Grant, Alice Hotch-
kiss. Misses Hayes, Misses Lily Hill.
Emily Jennings. Rebecca Gordon, Mary
Waddill, Bessie Williamson, Elise Stokes,
Hazel Bolton of Charlottesville; Nora
Eeary. Katherine Michaux- Maria Nose
ley, Blanche Morgan. Misses Meredith.
Misses Adair Minor. Josephine Putney,
Lily Pegram, Pauline Powers, Gabrielle
Page. Sue Spilman. Misses Shields. Misses
Sadie Sutton, Alene Stokes, Grace
Shields, Helen Stevens. Ruth Tanner,
Misses White, Misses Helen Camp.
Marion Marques and Mary Tate:
Messrs. Henry and Elmore Hotchkiss,
William Habliston, l.. Mayo. Douglas
Gordon. Stuart Michaux, Percy Bosher,
Carleton Mckenncy, Messrs. Cooke. Les
lie Reed, Tazewell Fitzgerald. ". Bur-
bingham, G. Harrison, Thomas Nc
Adams, Julian Hill, A, Newton. r. Hol-