The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05

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The decorations are to be on an elabo-
rate scale. turning the Masonic Temple
into At bathroom prepared in the time OF
w aslfing ton
The lady patronesses are holding meet
ings frequently 20 prepare for the 10Th
and to make the: occasion one grand sue
cess. tsss' ~
Tickets may be procured at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Carter Scott, No. .402 East
franklin Street Oniookers may procure
tickets that night at the door, at the rate
Of so cents each.
Governor and Mrs. "a. J. Montague are
now settled at the mansion, which is
made quite bright again with the sounds
Of childish laughter Little Miss Gay. the
eldest daughter, won many friends by
her quaint manners at the receation.
while little jeanette sat like a little
princess during the inaugural ceremonies.
The baby is a boy, whom it is hoped by
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague's friends, may
one day be the Governor Of the Commons
wealth.
Altogether the mansion. promises to be
famed for Virginia hospitality, and many
times will Mrs. Montague. before tho
daw IN 'os, be the gracious hostess.
MISS Edna Forbes was the charming
hostess Of a theatre party, followed by
q supper, to witness tho Telephone
Girl in honor OF her guest, Miss Caro-
line James, of New York. Her guests
were Misses Gertrude Cameron. Eleanor
Bosher,z Grace. Shields, Elise and Eliza
beth Davenport, Lule Whitlock, Messrs.
Jordan Leake, William Grant. Charles,
w. Williams, Blanchard Forbes, Robert
Campbell Paul Blanchard, Granville
Gray. and w. A. Smith.
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Mrs. George Stevens gave q delightful
morning card party in honor Of Miss
N1yles. OF. New Orleans, last week. Four
hand euchre was played, with japanese
fans as TALES. At the conclusions Of play
I'm elegant luncheon was served Among
the. guests were Misses Flora and Jean
Cameron,- Margaret Shields, Constance
Knox, Daisy Chamberlayne, Essie Ar
cher, Alice Larcoulb, of Washington;
Elizabeth Davenport, Helen osFerrall
Elizabeth and Louie Whitlock, Fannie
Workman, Justine Moran. of Detroit;
Maria Mosely, jamie Wingo. Lucy and
Mary Hayse, Bertha. Atkinson, Mabel
Walker and Grace swasey.
Mrs Bland Spotswood Smith was the
charming hostess Friday night at a de-
y
which. "a. delicious supper was served on
the small tables. The highest score was
made by Mesdames c.. e.. Doyle. and
Isaac NJ Jones. Among the guests were
Mesdames Isaiah White, Harry Webster,
C. W.sPr Brock, Isaac N. Jones'. James
Keith, Elliott, c.. c. Walker Benjamin
Nash, S. w. sTravers, A. NJ Tyler, I'd
ward Crunp, J.. Thompson Brown, Hen
ningham spillman, Wad6ill. Armistead
Wexford, Misses Lucetta Knox, jose
pfine Knox, Bessie Smith. Matte Hanes.
Katherine Smith. Mary Elizabeth Moore,
Drewry, Misses Manson, Mrs C. p.
Doyle. Messrs. Harry Webster, Richard
Pegram. Clemens Knox, Colonel NJ. l..
spotswood and Dr.. Armistead Wexford.
Among the social events of the coming
week is the appearance Of lines. Band
at the Academy Monday night, the
board of i ;patronesses being COM
posed Of Mrs. George w. Ste
vens. Mrs. S. w Travers. Mrs. I. VIII
liam Pemberton, Mrs. Virginius Newton,
hurst, Mrs. E. c.. Minor. Mrs. Charles
Davenport, Mrs E. L. Bemiss, Mrs. ].
Taylor Ellyson, Mrs. G. a. Davenport,
MrsssJ, d. Crump. Mrs. w. S. Forbes.
Mrs. Arthur B. Clark, Mrs. j. Scott Par
rish Mrs, R. S. Bosher, Mrs. E. y. L.
Myers. Jr, Mrs. Clarence Nlilheiser, Mrs.
H. 7. Meleny.. Mrs. J. Hoge Tyler, Mrs.
Hugh M. Taylor, Mrs. j. A. LIE Froy. Miss
Katherine. HAYES. Mrs. N. V. Randolph.
Mrs. E. d. THotchkiss.
Miss Lillian NJ Noel gave a party to
her littleTfriends New Years evening.
Among tho=e who enj7yed the merry
e mos we. e: Mi ses Jen lie Sublett, Ruth
Morgan. Myrle Owens, Fannie Adams,
Lucille and lEugenia Johnson, 1nez Cod
din, Leila Wood, Nadge satterwhite, Mas
tiers Edward Cardoza. John Field, Wal
ter Wrenn and others
Miss Mary Overton Haw was the
charming hossess Of a h'ma party during
the holidays at her country home, "Dun-
dee" Among the Richmond guests who
enjoyed the cid fashioned Christmas
were: Misses Mary Garnett Matte Cross,
Kate Go 1din. NJ ssrs. Charles Garrett,
Pollard Cardoza, A. w; Evans, Edward
din
Miss S. Edna Bib. of this city, and
Mr.. T. Il. Calf, of Ell zabeth. N. J., were
married December 30th at the residence
of TIE brides mother The ceremony
was performed by. Rev. Carey E. Morgan,
friends of the family. The bride was at
tired in . handsome tailor made costume
Of brown cloth, with hat and gloves to
match, and carried brides roses. The
couple lett Immediately after the cere-
mony for Elizabeth, y. j.. their future
home.
Mr.. Delbcrt Maybec of the Syracuse
University OF Art. who has been spending
the holidays with his parents. Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. Maybee, returned to the univer-
sity on Thursday. Mr.. Maybee Is a young
man of rare talent and has every promise
of making a. fine artist.
Mr.. John NJ Higgins and Miss Eleanor
Higgins left for New York Friday to
wish BON voyage to Mrs Charles M.
CauGhy, Miss Marie Higgins and Miss
Kathleen Caughy who sailed yesterday
on the ..Fuerst Bismarck for an extended
trip abroad.
The regular meeting OF the Richmond
Cn1apter of the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy will be held at Lee Camp
Hall at 4 o'clock next Wednesday after.