The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-17

James Miss Bruce, Miss Annie smith,
Miss Louise Herbert Miss Eugenie Tas.
s.or. Miss Cnarlotte. Miller. Miss Bessie
Doyle MISS Lucy Shelton. Miss Ella Ham.
l rn..,,. MISS Lena' Ieary. Miss Molly
Triton, Miss Loweree. OF Maryland anx
NJ lss Powell. Of Baltimore.
Gentlemen dancing included Nj, 1Io,,..
harrington. Mr.. John Lea, Mr.. .Iohn 4.
Traville, Mr., Paul Stevens. Mr. Cn..,,,as
Harrison. Mr.. ]. p. Watson, Mr.. c,onna
Mr. Talinferro, Mr.. Lcake, Mr., Henr,
Elicit, Mr. Lewis Hnrvle. Mr., res,,. .
hecd. MIR. Pope Nash, Mr.. Robert caIall.
Mr. Roger Walker, Mr.. Richard wlnstas
and others. 'siAs'ol
Washington Tea.
A. children's ten in honor OF W,sh,x
tons birthday Will be given ncxt sat,s
day from 3 to o'clock in Lee Cam 11o,
for the benefit OF the Tennessee tahIa
at the Confederate Bazaar. Candies ~
games VIII be provided for little peonl,
VINO are fond Of both. cherry tree Wi,
be In evidence. and cherries viii no NM
on It for prizes. In short, the progrnn,ra,
adopted contains some prospectIve nl,.ns
tire Tor all visitors, who Will be hcnrtn,
welcomed. va
Personal rlention.
~ cablegram from London TO the Nav
York World OF Sunday says:@
THE most Interesting and attr,o,,,,,
figure ut Claridges is Mira. Mamie + ~.
horne-Shaw. of {A1bemarle county. VIZ
slnia who after her divorce Is hnvinr
Good Time IN London with her n,otha
ana o. Girl friend. Mrs Shaw
Is pointed out everywhere as one n,
U models OF the Gibson GIRL typt
United States - -
since they landed they have been everv
%hcre IN London. making the rounds Of
w sniaft restaurants and plays, while
tiie turning sees the whole party lp foI
an eSiriy breakfast and out shopping 1.
Dover and Bond Streets with an energy
1 "a W., 10 the average English girl.
~ iHe opening OF Parliament next
tuesday Mrs LanghornG-S Shaw viii On ~
Mcntc Carlo. 1t is likely she viii nass
the next four months in Europe.
several distinguished English bacholort
are Always towering about THE particular
clpb, restaurant or hat shop where tht
girls happen to be. and merry parties art
Quickly arranged for the cheerful. pretty
visitors. 's'
Mrs. r. r. Roberts. Jr.. Is The pi,est ~
her aunt. Mrs. Irvine n. Chase. Of Nash,
VILE Tenn.
Mrs. Louis Merriam. or No. 17os
Street. Washington, y. c.. assisted bJ
her daughter Mrs Frank Hood Shultz
"ill receive next Thursday afternoon In
honor OF Miss Ruby Bodeker, OF this civ
Mr.. i, r. Roberts and his nephew
r. r. Roberts. Jr., have Just returned
from two weeks trip 10 Boston, Mass
Mrs. Walter n. Miles IL visiting he,
mother, MIS-. William N. Dame, of Bal
timorc
The Baltimore American OF Sunday
said:
"onc of the most beautifully arranged
lunclcons OF the winter was given last
week by Miss Agnes Drcwry, of Rich.
tnond, Va. at the residence Of her sister,
Mrs Frank Detord. whom she Is visiting.
The decorations were entirely In pink. the
centerpiccc OF the table being h large oval
mass or exquisite pink roses and maiden.
hair ferns Pink wax lights shaded With
rose-coicred silk continued the colo.
scheme, which was further carried out
In the farors. ices, tonbouS and other
CONNECTIONS, The guests Included Miss
Ethel Dixon, Miss Ethel Rurnb0ld, Of VIZ
GINA; Miss Mabel Hazlehurt. OF Chicago;
/. Miss Strong, Of Cleveland: Miss Grace
Lennon. Miss Marie Abel Miss Mary
Webb, Miss Mary Nelson and Mis-,
Martha Post"
Miss Mary Custis Lee is visiting Mrs.
Samuel Chew at the home Of the latter In
Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs, Larz Anderson. OF Wash
gi< 1ph lar nd
small covered and open. and. it might
also he said, fast and slow. neneyer
they give breakfast at the Country
Club they not only whirl their guests out
| In a procession Of automobiles. but bring
up the rcnr with a repair shop on wheels.
and In case OF break down help Is at
hand. They give numberless dinners and
Eluncheons. and prove the gayest addition
to society Washington has had for Ions
time.
Mrs. Samuel Gotten is the assistant OF
Mrs. Raab at the tobacco Booth OF the
Confederate Fair.
The name Of Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne
was inadvertently omitted from the COM
mittee Of the South Carolina table OF
the Confederate Bazaar. Mrs. Claiborne
is a valued member OF that COMMITTEES.
Mr. John r. Ellyson, o. Richmond, and
Miss Mamie Byrd Turner, of King George
Va. both appear among the contributors
of the March Smart Set Mr.. Ellysou
has story under the caption OF "Amon-
| tillado," and Miss Turner another poem
| which she calls 1.-The Rivals
| Mrs Mccormick and the Misses Glass
| cow We're hostesscs of Saturday after
roon in a handsome reception given T., to
Mrs. William H. White and Mrs. +. t.
| Clark, of Norfolk.
Miss Nita Grimsley, who has been Wis
| ting Mrs w. ]. Neal, has left for her
home in Culpeper.
Miss Ellen Glasgow was much improved
| Nv hcr winter in New York. With Mas.
| Mccormick and Miss Rebe Glasgow she