The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

Broiled oysters.
Celery. Tomatoes.
Chicken Cronuette with Peas
Asparagus Tips,
Roman Punch.
Quail on Toast.
Chicken Salad Mayonaise.
Neapolltan Cream. Assorted Cakes.
Fruits. Coffee.
Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh will entertain at
cards next Saturday afternoon. Ten Ia
blcs will engage, and dainty decorations
score cards and markers Will elaborate
the daffodil color tint.
Mrs. Leigh Is one Of the most charming
of the many young hostesses and matrons
who now adorn Richmond society.
Reception Tea.
4 charming social event of last after
noon and evening was the reception tea
given by Mrs. Robert s. Boshcr
Callers were welcomed by Mrs. Bos!icr
who received with Miss Ellie Isosher Mrs
L. 4. Janney, Mrs. Charles Bosher. Mrs
Caskie Cabel, Mrs. Christopher Tomp-
kins, Mrs Thomas Armistead and Mrs.
Charles WORKMAN.
Miss Elizabeth Bosher Miss Margaret
Shields. Miss Sue Splman. Misses Emily
and Lucy Armistead and Miss Nora
lLeaTy assisted III lle ooiii' ~
Punch bowl was presided over by Mrs
Henry l.. Cabcll and Mrs, IIucien Ia
tum.
Very handsome floral decorations were
in palms. ferns, American beauties and
Testout roses.
The committee for the Solid South Ia.
Bile at the Confederate Bazaar met in
No. sos East Franklin Street yesterday
at IL a NJ. Mrs Robert White, of
West Virginia, was present and gave a
very encouraging account of the bazaar
work in West Virginia. Letters were
read from Mrs. Reade, of New York,
promising assistance and one from Miss
Mamie 1Ieth, of Washington. Offering
to secure a miniature of General Robt
Z. Lee
Mrs. w. F. Butler wrote, saying her
chapter would be glad to contribute.
Miss Van Wyck, of California. will he
here during the bazaar with friends 10
look after the California table, an annex
to the Solid South table, Miss Mamie
Baughnan and Miss Townes will APP
point young ladies' to take charge Of the
table each day during the bazaar.
Progressive Hearts,
Miss warfeld Crenshaw and her Sis
ter, Miss Fannie, will give progress.
sive card party next Friday, February
9Th, from 7:3O to 1890 P. NJ.
The game of hearts will be played and
pretty decorations will be in pink and
green, wild smilaX, pink roses, pink ta-
pers and pink shades ornamenting par
lors and dining-room. The game will
be marked in hearts, and prizes will
develop the valentine idea in quaint de-
vices and pretty conceits.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Dabney Crenshaw will
welcome their guests in the Masonic
Temple next Thursday evening at eight
o'clock
Punctuality In the twentieth century
seems to be an old-fashioned grace, but
1T was one practiced in 1850, and as
such Will have peculiar appropriate-
ness at a sociable which revcrts to that
time. In 1850 1t was considered poor
compliment TO a host and hostess for
them TO be kept waiting upon the tardy
inclination Of a friend who had accepted
their hospitality.
The Entertainment Committee who
will assist in promoting the enjoyment
of those present and who will occupy
seats at the center table with Mr.. and
Mrs, Crenshaw during supper will in
clude Governor and Mrs. Andrew j.
Montague. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt w.
Crenshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis d.
Aylett Mr.. and Mrs. James Angus
tine, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Putney, MI.
and Mrs. Junius Mosby. Mr. and Mrs.
w. IT. Urquhart, Mrs. James Allison
Mr.. Lilburn r. Myers, Mrs. I.andonia r.
Dashicll, Mr.. James w. Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Polk Miller and Colonel 10. Lane
Stern
The decorations. which will be prof,,se
and beautiful, will be in green and
white.
The Bostocls benefit for the Masonic
Home of Virginia will be given Thurs
day. February feth, Tickets can be
found at Shocks pharmacy. corner of
Main and Beech Streets. or Mt Shines
drug store. Twenty.oighth and Broad
Streets.
All persons purchasing tickets arc re-
qnested to procure them at the above.
mentioned places. from Mrs j. * Fish
Ell no ITO FLOYD Avenue or Mt the Wo.
mans Christian Association building.
Wonnan's rleeting.
The Confederate Bazaar Associa ton
VIII meet Thursday, February 5th, nt
noon.
inc Hebrew Memorial Association viii
hold an important meeting at u. NJ
this afternoon in No, 5l8 East Franklin
Street, All members are urged to be
present.
Invitations have been. issued by the
chairman Of the Georgia table. at tho
Confederate Bazaar for an afternoon
e,chre, to be given next Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th, In the Albemarle Club. from
4 to Z T. Mr.
Souvenirs Of the afternoon will be red
hearts fringed with hearts III miniature
used in progression, Mrs, Robert Al,
Blankenshp will assist Mrs, aHagan In
managing the games. As the club parlprs
are spacious and about two hundred In
vltations have gone out. the occasion
promises TO he one of the brightest ana
p!easantest Of the week.
a meeting of The chairmen OF the dif-