The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
SOCLA'! AND
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s Governor and Mrs. A. j. Montague Will
give an elegant Informal reception AZ IL lie
Executive Mansion Tonight IN honor u
3the southern Educational Association OF
.tJcden Party. The Richmond Educ;l-3
St1on association has been invited. and
thn1,s,,s the entertainment will DO entirely
nj formal, It is being looked forWar. 10
with much interest.
s Tnes 4, ans!on VIII be appropriateiy DECO
rated in palms and flowers. ana tA me:
.uests. who number about four hundred
will be received ut the west end OF .t,1e
long salon by Governor and Mrs. " on OH.
tarue. assisted by Lieutenant-Goyernor
ne, Mrs Joseph e. Willard. Attorney
General and Mrs. Anderson. Colonel ana
Mrs. Mann S., Valentine. Colonel and
| Mrs. Barton II. Grlndy. Colonel Hunt
I C1,inley. Mrs. w. S. Copeland. Mrs. B.
= valentine, Mrs. Charles G. Bosher,
Miss Lucy Gibson, Miss Grace Arents,
Mrs. w w. Archer. Mrs. L. r. Dasnieli,
Miss Seawe11, of Gloucester. and Mrs
Albert Hill.
During the evening light refreshments
will be served by Misses Marianne Meade.
Louise Adkins, Sophia Meredith. Mary
Buford, Adair Minor, Mary Lathrop, Oc-
tayia Crenshaw. Josephine Putneyr and
Miss Elizabeth Lee Dame, of Baltimore.
Several short, crisp speeches will be
made, among the speakers being Cover
nor Montague. Mr.. Hamilton Maybee,
DR.. Mcconnell, Mr.. Robert c. Ogden and
DR.. Walter H. Page.
Mrs. George B. N1cAdarns entertained
last evening in honor of Mrs. Alfred T.
7, - r ~,
| residence on Franklin Street was deco
rated in palms and potted plants. while
American beauties and carnations were
! massed here and there. Red shaded
lights cast a delightful glow over the
entire scene. Green and white was the
coloring of the dining-room. brought out
by marguertes and maidenhair ferns, a
! center being formed of these delicate
flowers in a cut-giass bowl, which rested
on real lace mat. The silver Candida
bra We're shaded by. daisy shades. Thu
lows Orchestra. from behind q bank of
| palms, played during the calling hours,
which were from 6 to s o'clock.
Mrs. McAdans was assisted in her du-
! ties as hostess by Mrs. Alfred T. Pope.
| Of Louisville, Ky; Mrs. james r. Branch,
Mrs. Robert G.. Cabell, Mrs E. Randolph
Williams, Mrs. Charles P. Stokes, Mrs.
| w. r. Bowie, Mrs. Robert Boyki.l. Mrs.
w L. NIoulton, Misses Mary and Phronie
sPeSram and Miss Eftie Branch.
Miss Eleanor Tree entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon in honor of the Misses
| AlcParlin, of Washington. Two tables Of
eight-handed euchre We're played and at
| the conclusion of the game prizes were
| awarded at each table. Mrs. Alfred Cary
won handsome Gilbert head, while Miss
Ashley Miller was consoled by Il pack
~f AZ, S,y-
one of the guests. Miss McParlin obtain
cd a japanese bonbon dish. and Mrs. Will
| liam Tompl,inS was conSoled by an after
dinner coffee cup.
Dainty refreshments were served on the
card tables to the guests, who included
the Misses McParlin, of Washington: Miss
Roberta Allen. Miss Alfred Cary. Miss
Florence Tyler. Miss Ashley Miller, Miss
Turner Arlington. Miss NJ. Wallace, Miss
Irene Bossieux, Miss Kate Blankenship,
Mrs. Parker Dashiell. Mrs. William Tomp-
kins, Miss Caroline Holiday. Miss Ella
Jackson and Miss Elizabeth TONNES.
At the meeting of the Williams Me-
mortal Circle of Kings Daughters yester-
day afternoon plans We're discussed and
| arrangements made for an excursion to
Williamsburg on May Sd. This being
such historic place, doubtless many
will go and tickets may be procured from
Mrs. L. 3. Janney, Mrs. Charles G. Bosh-
err Mrs. George A. Lyon. Miss Hearon.
Mrs. Workman. and other members OF
| the circle, or at the train on the Sd.
| Miss Sue r. Mayo was the guest Of hon
or. at an elegant dinner last night given
by Mr.. Henry Atwood Dickinson of Pitts
burg. at Chestnut HILL" the nome of
| Mr. and Mrs. r. Conway Mason. of Or
| range. Covers were laid for thirty, and
IsRanscher, the we'll known Washington
caterer, served the dinner. Mr.. Dickinson
will be married to-day to Miss Evelyn
Madison Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake and Miss Mary
Drake have returned, after pleasant
trip to Charleston, where they spent
week.
| Mrs. o. o. Owens will leave In few
! days for a short visit to Baltimore, where
| she will visit friends.
Mr.. George Sharp and Mr.. Kennedy
will leave for Baltimore Thursday, where
they will engage in business.
Miss Helen Montague will entertain at
the usual monthly meeting Friday OF me
| Colonial Danes. Besides the regular
routine business a social hour Will Le
spent.
Miss Connie Knox, who has been visit
ting in Portsmouth, has returned to the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. n Jones will Join tho
| party to-day which leaves for Alton to
attend the wedding this evening Of Miss
Mary Goodlce and Mr.. William Bailey
Saunders, OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wood are visit
ing in Hampton
Captain Cussons will entertain at a
house party in May, and among the
guests will be Miss Bessie Minitree of
Washington. and Miss Mary Lou Gray,
Of Norfolk.
Miss Nunie S. Butler and Miss Ethel
Elan are visiting Mrs. c. F. Burgess,
Of hampton.