The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Social and
Personal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

E INC social event or to-day VIII be tn
reception at the Executive Mansion from
Q to IL p. NJ.
This Will be tho first largo entertain
inrnt held since the Mansion hns beef
thoroughly renovated md improved, cv
cry room being now In such perfect ortc
and such artistic dress and. furnishing,
That the hosts and guests alike must fee
tho inspiration of the change Handsome
] drnperies and decorations in palms. pnl
roses and American beauties Will be II
Keeping with the spacious rooms ant
hall of State house that has the some
what rare merit In these days Of being
historic and, therefore. dgnined.
Out-of-town members of the staff, al
Of whom, with their wives, are
Invited to receive with Governor and
Mrs. Montague include Colonel George c.
! cabcll, Jr.. of Danvllle; Colonel g. Il
Holland, of Nansemond county; Colonel
l., w. Lane, Jr., of James City county
Colonel Henry c. Easley, Of Halifax
county; Colonel Robert n. Harper. OF
LoGdoun county; Colonel Henry II. Baker
OF Frederick county; Colonel James c.
onel st. John c. Goode, Colonel Henry M
Lewis Colonel Sidney Sneltman. Colonel
John r. Saunders and Colonel Howard III
Wayt.
Others receiving with the Governor and
his wife will be Colonel and Mrs Barto,,
H. Grundy, Colonel and Mrs. John S.
IInrwood. Colonel and Mrs. e, r.. VIII
llams, Colonel and Mrs. Mann s. valen.
tine, Colonel and Mrs. Hunt Chipley. Mrs.
I1ppa Hunton, Jr.. Mrs Charles T. O. Fer
rail- Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs. James
Keith. Mrs. George NJ. Harrison. Mrs.
Janet Carter Hoskins. Mrs. William Todd
Robins. Miss Lou seawell, of Gloucester,
and Mrs. II. o. Humphries, OF Bedford
county. Va.
n or rr,;I1 ,,i,
hours.
Mrs. Rosele Clifton Cooley. the presi-
dent Of the Florida Division Daughters
OF the Confederacy, and director of the
Jefferson Davis Monument Association.
and Mrs. Francis P. Fleming, regent OF
the - Florida room Of the Con.
the following appeal with the Richmond
circular throughout the State of Florida
In behalf of the Confederate Bazaar:
We desire to call your attention most
earnestly to the enclosed circular. The
women OF Richmond are at work. heart
and soul. for this bazaar, to be held In
April. We hope and believe 1t will be the
final effort for the Jefferson Davis arch,
"A portion Of the proceeds will go to
the Confederate Museum at Richmond,
and Florida has never been able to do
for her room as other States have done.
Here is an opportunity for every one
OF; the SIX hundred Daughters in FLORIDA
toIsend some articles to this bazaar and
to induce one or more friends to send.
Letltus make one great effort, eliminate
the Davis Arch and aid the Florida room
at the Museum
We ask the aid OF every Southern man.
woman and child in Florida
Wonen's Meetings.
table of the Confederate Bazaar Will
meet this morning at II 80 o'clock in
the home of Mrs. John l. Eubank. No
sos East Grace Street.
All members of the Rebekah Peterkin
Memorial Association are asked to at
tend a meeting to be held in No. II
West Grace Street at noon to-day.
The Central Committee. composed OF
chairmen of the different Confederate
Bazaar tables. will meet In Lee Camp
Hail at II O'Clock Tomorrow, just one
hour earlier than the Bazaar Association
which will assemble at noon.
Whist Tournament.
A number of tables have been engaged
for the whist tournament to take place
In the Woman's Club Friday evening
at s O'Clock for the benefit of the Ken
lucky table In the Confederate Bazaar
From the present outlook it would seem
that the number who will engage In the
tournament will be represented by a
large and congenial gathering from the
society ranks of Richmond.
Progressive euchre will take the form
of a Valentine card party to be given
under the direction of Mrs. D. G. Rich
ardson. February 18th. In the old Van
Lew mansion. now the Virginia Club,
from $3.50 toll o'clock P. NJ
The party Is in behalf OF the Georgia
table at the bazaar, of which Mrs NJ
p. Sne!lings Is chairman. The acces.
series of the game in score cards and
markers will all carry out the Valentine
colors in pink and green.
The prett1est young girls of East End
society, with their friends. will make tho
parlors of the club lrresistibly bright and
attractive.
Boxley--Saunders.
Miss Willie Maria Saunders and Mr..
William Wise BoXley We're married at
$50 p. M. last evening In the home of
the brides sister. Mrs. Everett Waddey,
of No. 9lS West Grace Street, by the
Rev John Y. bowman, of All-Saints'
Episcopal Church.
The bride was given away by her
pto1lCi' .hl' lawn W.. t1cr
two nieces, Misses Caroline and Alarga-
ret Waddey, We're ribbon holders. and
Miss Helen Waddey was maid of honor.
The groom was attended by Mr.. T.
Mansfield BoXley, of Louisa county, Va.
lie and his bride will take an extended
Southern tour, returning temporarily to
Huntington, w. Va, where Mr.. Boxley
who Is a contractor. is at present located,
Nh. and Mrs. Boxley both belong to
prominent Louisa county families, and
both arc we'll known and very popular
In Richmond.
Prospective Parties.
Miss Ellie Bosher will entertain her
friends at cards next Thursday evening
at $50 o'clock.
Miss Mary Day Nvinn the daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Charles w Vim, and
Miss Mary Saunders, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A, Saunders Jr. will
both be young hostesses of Friday next.
F4#
Mrs. Clay Drewry, Jr,, will entertain
the Young Married Ladies' Card Club
this week.
The committee of the Tennessee table
Will meet with tho chairman, Mrs. wv.