The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
Hall next Thursday, after the Confed.
crate Bazaar Association has finished its
Debutante Card Party.

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Mrs. John Dooley entertained ri cards
last evening in honor OF Miss EIeanora
| Clare Houston and of the young ladies
who assisted at Miss Houston's debu-
tante reception yesterday afternoon.
E ~, m s, was a played and the game was
poppcs and chrvsanihcnnms being nsod
! Those playing were Miss Charlotte
fonge, Miss Charlotte Poythress. Miss
champe Wallace Miss Estellc dc Sans-
sure, Miss Mabel Wing. Of Norfolk Miss
Lucy Mason, Miss Evelyn stiles. Miss
Lucy Meade. Miss Anne White, Miss yio-
let Ashburner, Miss Mary Lewis of
West Virginia; Miss Ellie Maury Worth.
Miss Elanora Glare Houston. Mr.. Spots
wood Wexford. Mr.. Moore I.athrop. Mr..
| George Kelly. Mr. Kemp Vaughan, Mr.
Hugh Warrington, DR.. Easley. Mr.. Lit
| Teton Fitzgerald, Mr.. William C. Breck-
nridge, Mr. r. Francis Green. Mr.. Joe
Clay Stiles and Mr.. Crump Tucker
Beautiful hall. parlor and dinng-room
decorations were In pink and green
Palms were grouped in the hall: mantels
were banked with ferns as a background
for pink carnations: vases holding pink
carnations We're placed throughout the
rooms, and silver candclabra with pink
tapcrs and shades carried out the color
table was a large and lovely plaque of
pink roses. yelled in maidenheir ferns
Miss Houston's pink crepe dc chine gown
harmonized most artistically will, the
pink OF blossoms and the soft glow from
shaded lamps and tapers
a. " A Moo4;
The Central Committee OF the A. P.
V mot nj tho y,rr,n,, t1,s,or;ca1 O.
cIcty last afternoon nj 4 o,clock Mrs.
BRYAN presided. and those nrcssnt We've
Mrs C;enrge " Raph.y Mrs 1nhr
Ijrhtfoot Mrs II Wexford Mrs
Y V.1.ntine Mr.. r. w p Sp,oc,, ,,..
kat Mason Rowland Mrs :, w Wei,
kirs Ms wv G NT,,rr,v NJ. D.
Mrs Finders Robinson and Mrs Hcmr,,a
,ra vlor In
Mrs Rrvon anno,nted . committco In.
c,,a,ne Mrs 7 .irhtfoot NIrs Mira, a.,
Mrs Emm, pnadnS R,I1 10 ,ttand ~,
Vir,,inia Conferonco of r,ba ritias 49,,
corrnctions which co,,enes l., t,icb,,and
February 10Th, ~ -, = '''''0''
Mrs. Bagby reported that recent cyca-
,,tin,,s -, 70 ,,,at,,o,,, t.n ~,
tha fn,,ndati nc of NC bn,sns i ana , 49,
ara nno s,,,,I, rhts ,,au, 1;son, 49, 49, o.
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The Whist Tournament for the hon.
eft of the Confederate Bazaar Associa-
l.o',, WI COME OIL y tlaifS, y eDruarS l5tli.
~ ~, ? ~. W. invitations iins WIZ pc sent TO
the whist PLAYING 400 Of Richmond
ana very select and charming enter
'aihment may be expected
Fo,rtb street ' w, IN ar,, o m' ~ n
nish any one wishing to join the cuchre
game to be given for the benefit of the
Missouri table, Confederate Bazaar. Sat
urday afternoon next, with an invitation
and a souvenir card
Al the reception given last afternoon
by Mrs Robert S. Boshcr, tho hostess !
was gowned in beautiful white silk It's
sue embroidered in Dresden tints and
trimmed with black lace. Mrs. Thos. 4
S. Armistead wore her wedding gown OF
white crepe dc chine and lace; Miss Ell
lie Bosher was In pale blue panne. crepe
Inserted With lace and trimmed with ac-
cordian plated chiffon; Miss Elizabeth
wore, noar, eray creme with crr,l lace