The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-15
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hat. Mrs. Omstead was In Il gray panne
velvet. with heliotrope hat. shaded with
feathers Mrs Hobson had on gray, with
black hat, and Mrs. Byrd white en-
broidered linen, with white hat.
Last evening Miss Camm was In pink
eta,nine trimmed with Irish point lace.
Her lace hat had white ostrich plumes.
Mrs. Olmstend had on a beautiful black
1etted robe with black chiffon toc1ue.
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd was in white
embroidered crepe de chine and hat to
match.
Ono of the handsomest Of the Horse
Show gowns seen, an embroidered net
and lace over ivory white liberty SILK,
was worn last evening by Mrs. Alexander
Cameron. a panne velvet tocque ana
diamond ornaments were effective toilet
accessories
Mrs. r., II. Hunter had in her box
party last night. Miss BESSIE Hunter.
Miss Elise Watkins, Mr.. G. 70. McPeck.
of the University Of Virginia; Mr.. Garrett
Gooch, of Etaunton, and Mr. VILLAIN
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton. OF
New York. occupying box No. "a, had as
B. Stewart Hume
Miss Ruby Bodeker's box held among
other occupants, Miss Bodekcr In pink
crepe de chine, pink hat and cut-steel
! ornaments.
Mrs. Louis Merriam, OF Washington D.
c., in gray Manila cloth above pink with
gray and pink hat; Miss Mamie Harvey
in white with picture hat; Miss Ellen
Jones, in white wolfe. white hat with
o11 In, Nfay In,
black.
Yesterday afternoon at matinee, Miss
Bodeker's box held Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Jackson. Miss Hester Cabell Tabb, Mrs.
lie Roy Roper. Mrs. Merriam. Mrs Park
Or and Miss Wilson.
Gave Lu lcheon.
Mrs. Ida w. Ellerson gave handsome
luncheon In honor of MI. and Mrs. J. w.
Hopkins and their niece, Miss Forbes,
Of Guthrie Hail. Albemarle county,
and of her guests Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Waters and the Messrs. Coles, of Albe-
marie.
Mr.. Hopkins who owns one of the finest
estates in Piedmont Virginia and whose
niece. Miss Forbes, has been one of the
most admired guests at the show since
her ARRIVAL. was the host of box party
last night his guest including Mrs. Ell
lerson. Mr., and Mrs. Massie. Miss Forbes.
Mr.. Crump Tucker, Mr.. Ned Coles and
Mr.. Watkins Ellerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins have apartments
at the Jefferson and have been the OBJ
jscts Of many flattering social attentions.
One of the most distinguished figures
In the Horse Show boxes IS Mrs. CHARLES
Scnff. of New York, who has just re-
turned from abroad and who appeared
last evening in Il gown and hat of pale
blue with 2beautifu diamonds. Mrs.
Scnffs box Will be most attractive Fri
day night, when she Will have with her
Mrs. Edward Mayo. Mrs. James Arm
strong Welsh, Mr.. Dudley Macdonald,
Mr.. Lewis Brander and Mr. Edward
Mayo
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor were in
box with DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor
and Mr.. Wallace Gordon. OF Newport
News Mrs. Edgar Taylor was In a black
embroidered hermann with chiffon plait-
ings. Her black lace hat was trimmed
with feathers.
Mrs, Robert Blankenshp, in black net
and jet and a black lace tocquc
Miss Saddle Sutton, in white wolfe en-
broidered and white hat.
Miss May Handy, in white net APP
pliqued and cmbroidered: white hat and
long white silk evening coat: pearls.
Miss Annie Moore, in mauve and white
gown: mauve hat.
Miss Mary T.. Moore, In white with a
white and violet hat
Mrs. Edward Mayo. in white vollc en-
broidered black hat and black silk coat
lined with white
Mrs. William Moncurc. In gray crepe
de chine. white hat
Miss Houston. in pink mousseine. pink
chiffon hat.
Miss Sue spiman. in white. white
lace hat and white boa.
for {,, clf oho
embroidered in jet and cut steel above
white satin: black lace bonnet with cut
steel ornaments; black MORE coat with
lace collar
Miss Elise Watkins. in blue liberty
satin with round corsage cape OF point
lace; blue chiffon hat.
Miss Bessie Hunter, IN white lace over
green; white lace hat with white pluines.
Mrs. Hugh Taylor. in white white
maine hat with white roses
Miss Mary Lewis. in white lace gown
and white lace and chiffon hat.
Miss Jane Fisher. in charming cos
tune OF pink and white liberty satin;
white hat with touches OF pink.
Mrs. John Elicit. in black and silver.
Mrs. Percy Halves, in white, with lace
trimming.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, in gray crepe de
chine cut-steel applique.
Miss Annie Lee. In white. with picture
hat.
Mrs. S, w Travcrs. in black over
white: pearls.
Mrs. Willie Hill, in white etamine;
white lace hat.
Mrs. Mann S. Valentine. in white wolfe;
white chiffon hat; turquoises.
Mrs. Virginlus Hall. in n charming
gown and hat OF blue and white. occu-
pied a box with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cannon
Hobson. Mr.. Saunders Hobson. Miss
Lady Hobson, Mr. Richard Gwathmey
and the Rev. Mr. Matthews
Mrs. j. Stewart Bryan. In pale blue
liberty satin; blue hat.
Miss Hattie Ross, in white embroidered
net over blue silk; blue and white chif-
fon hat.
Mrs. Frank Male. of Somerset"
Orange county. in white: heiotrope hat
Mrs. Addie Deane Lyons In mauve
gown and hat; vlolets.
Mrs. Claude a. Swanson, In black net
embroidered In jet over white: black
and white hat