The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30
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SORFO Tx. VA. Oct. 9Th opening
nights OF tho Horse Show was a gala
event for Norfolk society and tho "ioo,
h All the Governors friends were delisn.ed
to see him at the show, and Mrs Mon
tague was the center Oh an nee aat''i''s
Mrs. Tylor's box was anothnr soc!e.y
Mecca and the charming matron was was
most attractively goWned IN Whlte
creation, viii, a large plctua nne ha, The
most popular In the coliseum and MISS
Ammo Lee VS. given a very coralal E ~.
come BY Norfolk society .peopler she
wore robe Of violet ehltfo a. W W. usual pI
looked very ha ndsome IN a gown o.
bla OK, with lace bonnet. <.
Mrs Randolph Hicks was stunning IN
white net. with silver spangles, ,%lt la,o q
how OF white fox and a graceful! pic
Mrs. Thomas Scott. who has recently
come to Norfolk. was a very STRIKING
figure in Irish point lace !, 1esch'hs'y se'
f Mrs Alexander Higgins was ons , OF
m ma She wore white lace, with a
large white e hat ana
was much admired In a charming gown
OF pink and hat to match.
3 Miss Leila lHobson's costume was WIZ t
French and attractive in white lace with
garniture Of black velvet ana Dig pc.u' :
hat sp !
Miss Lila Mayo was very noticeable
II, pray crepe de chine and blnc khataY5s
Miss Roper, in green silk and lace.
was ever popular. and Miss Lillian Ken.
sett wore white lace with CLOAK OF Whlte
broadcloth. 4,
Miss Landon Walton was attlred IN
rreen SILK ana large white hat.
Mrs. r. b. Afather, OF New York, wore
white yole and striking royal purple
hat. with plumes. a.
Mrs, Frank Grundy, IN gray crepe 90
chine and black ostrich hat was muoh
noticed. and Mrs. Turner Johnston At
tracted much attention in white crepe
de chine. A.. ~, Ar,
Jordan Pugh. 1t was OF white silk,
with Wit embroidery OF pearls. 1,
Mrs. Floyd Hughes was goWhea ~
white broadcloth. with a white nat W. -
Miss Fannie IL R snYpd,nr T hat w.
MISS Sue Webb, Of williamsburg, was was
very becomingly attlred in blue SILK
creation. with hat to match,
Da m Nd some ne gov gowns Of black lace and
snangles. ana Mis- Mnble Vaughan was
robcd in white lace over taifetn,
Paris gown OF white lace ana !,
fetching black hat We're worn ~ tA'ss
Es ME. T +! howenberg was gownea in white
lace, with broadcloth robe ana nat TO
Mrs. Charles Consolve wore a blue
silk gown under beautiful black velvet
Wis Miss Emma Hess was gowned IN a
creation Of green and black,A and Mrs.
Isanc Marks of Charleston, wore black
lace robe, with picture hat,
Mrs. A, e. Camp was attired n Whltn
lace, with black hat, and Mrs, !, Adler
wore pan crepe de chine wi tn plumed hnt.
Miss Alice Kelly was n dream OF love-
Iiness IN a modIsh gown Of gran crede
de- chine. with white plumed hat,
Miss Josephine Cooke wore gown OF
white lace over silk. withsa white nat.
Mrs. Wellington Hardy wore charm-
inr, gown Of blue silk, with hat to match.
. Miss Bessie Chamberlain WAS goWned
In black velvet, with an attractive bhck
Miss Eurka1np was attired In black
spanEled lace gown, with black hat a
Mrs, Royster wore q black lace l,ohe
with black bonnet,
Mrs, Ferrebee was gowned In an exr
nuisite creation OF white silk, under u
bbroadcloth, and wore a white picture
hat With pink roses, n !, 6E
Mrs. Cobb was a center3ot ATTRACTION
In a most charming gown 81 nile green
and pink, With picture hat TO match
Mrs. ]. Parker Breese vas dressed IN
pink chiffon, with pink hal,
, Mrs. Dobie wore black lace, WIN