The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27

handsomely decorated with palms. ferns
and white chrysahtlnerun,s. In the DIM
ing.room the color note was in pink q
cut.glass vase In the center holding
shower Of pink carnations and resting
on lace centerpiece Of lovely design, Sil-
yer candelebra holding pink war tapers
and c1t-glass and silver dishes Filled with
conserves and pink bonbons, made addi-
tional >and tasteful ornatnentation. The
punch bowl wreathed with green ana pur-
pie grapes and grape leaves. was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Edmund Waddill. who
was beautifully gowned In black and
white.
& The receiving party included Mrs. s. p.
syvaddill, Miss Emily Waddili, Miss Mar
guerite E'itE Gerald, Of Washington. D.
c., who came to Richmond for Thanks
giving and remained for last evening, and
Miss Nancy Waddill,
E Mrs. waddil wore a. lovely black net
srobe embroidered In Jet. with g corsAge
bouquet Of violets. Miss Waddhl was
In white lace over silk and carried q
cluster OF American 3eauty buds. Miss
WILLIAMS had on white point d'esprt
above liberty SATIN with laco trimmings
and pearl ornaments. Her flowers were
white chrysanthemums.
Miss Nancy waddlll wore white silk
null ana carried yellow chrysut tfenims
3 Assisting tho receiving party were Miss
Betty Clark. iii pale lavender crepe dc
chine, embroidered with pansles; Mrs.
Robert Page Grymes, In black silk her.
mani with point lace; Mrs. w. j. Ohm
son, In black silk embroidered net and
lace. duchesse lace and diamonds: Mrs.
r, r. Hunter In black silk net cmbrold-
ered In silver over white silk, round yoke
and berthe OF duchessc and rose point
lace. amethysts: Mrs. F. p. Tannferro,
III white crepe dc chino, white lace an.
pearls; Mrs. Arthur Cannon, Mrs. w. 10
Evans, Miss Mamie Davenport. Miss
Aline Jennings Miss Preston Womack,
Miss Bessie Hunter Miss Lillian Haynes.
Miss Bessie Lamb. Miss Eva CroXton.
Miss Caroline Moorand. Of Charleston. S.
c.; Miss Elizabeth Richardson, Miss Ethel
Mccartney, Miss Carrie Armstead, Miss
Bessie and Miss jamie Walker,
Among those who called were Mrs.
Charles M. Boswell. Miss Nellie Dnven-
port, Miss Camelia Watkins. Miss Bessie
Tompkirs, Miss Louisa Purcell. Miss Sue
Gray, Mise Porter Sands, Miss Elsa
beth Robins, Miss Polly Robins. Miss
Mary Aylett Miss Laura rutherford
Miss Martha Robinson. Miss Lillian At
kins, Miss Louise Atkins, Miss Lima
Shields. Miss Josephine Tyler, Miss Edith
Grant. Miss Louise Price, Miss Helen
Lsuthrop Miss Louise NIcAda,ns, Miss
Margaret Mcclure, Miss Florence Ryan.
Sherrard Wilcox. Miss Virginia Binford,
Miss Florence Young, Miss Mary Tyler,
Miss Mcsweeney, Miss Rosa Trant, Miss
Gertrude Maynard, Miss Ruth Harrison,
Miss Linda Bargan1in, Miss Courtenay.
Crun1p, Miss Della Maynard, Miss Cora
Younger. Miss Kemp, Miss Louise Her.
bert. Miss Agnes MCCARTHY Miss Mary
Elicit, Miss Josephine Sizer, Mrs. Thomas
Wilkinson. Mr. Emory Hill. Mr.. John
Lightfoot, Mr. j G. Gooch, Mr.. ]. r.
Kirk. Mr.. Samuel Stagg, MI. A.. $. Lanier,
Mr.. 8. 8. P. Patteson. Dr. Thomas ~.
5Merrick, Mr.. T, NJ. Hohson. Mr.. Andrew
Nlooreland. Mr.. Herbert Claiborne, Dr.
Upshur, Nh Arthur Cannon, DR.. Hunter
Mr.. Harvey Brooks. Mr.. Mitchell Wad-
dill, Mr.. Chalkley. Mr.. John James. Mr.
Leslie Jennings. Mr.. Thomas Correl Mr.,
Robert Munford, Mr.. Irving Blair, Mr..
Writ Durrett Mr.. Garrett Tabb, Mr..
John Cecil, Mr.. Russell Cecil, Mr.. Bev-
erly Pollard, Mr.. Pollock Mr.. II. Clay
N1ichie Jr., Mr. William, Tyree, Of tho
University OF Virginia; Mr.. Menalcus
lLangford Mr.. Sale. Mr.. BENJAMIN Walk
err. Mr. Singleton Walker, Mr.. Ruther
Jones. Mr.. Wiley Phaup, Mr.. Walter Tay-
lor. Mr.. Roy Jones. Mr., Charles Todd
Mr.. Charles Bowe. Mr.. Percy Pcnlbertont
Mr.. Julian Gum. Mr.. Hunsdon Cary, Mr.
Garnet Tabb, Mr.. Henry Elicit, Mr.
James Drake, Mr.. Carlton Mckenny, Mr..
Ashby Jones, Mr.. Gilmcr Minor. Mr..
Frank Phillips. Mr.. Waldron, Mis- Arthur
Ryan Mr.. Thomas Ryan, Mr.. E. 3. sgd
nor. Mr. James Watson. Mr. Sam Wad.:
dill, Mr.. John Waddin Mr., Thomas WI.
kinson. Mr. William Cooke
Mr.. Whitfield's Reception.
One Of the most brilliant entertain
ments of this season was the reception
given Friday evening by Mrs. Theodore
Whitfield Of No. POS East Grace Street,
ito Mrs. George Hillman Whitfield. whose
names has been recently added to the
list OF attractive young brides entering
the ranks OF Richmond society from
other cities. ia.
Lovely floral house adornment in halls
and parlors showed wildly colored sprays
ferns, smllax and palms. III tho dining
room the table was set In silver and cuts
glass over exquisite lace center-piece and
doylies. A silver epergue hold a huge
cluster Of long-stcnmed pink roses that
were tied on one sldo with aknot Of rose
buds and broad pink ribbon.
Mrs Theodore Whitfield. In receiving
her guests was gowned in black silk, with
jet trimming and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. George Whitfield wore her wedding
gown OF white crepe de chine and point
lace with pearls; Miss Edith Campbell
Crane of Baltimore. was IN white lace
and vloets; Miss Whitfield had on an
imported chiffon cloth, embroidered In
fusctas. trimmed In hand-wrought lace
and worn over mauve silk. Her berthe
was OF violet colored chiffon to match
the silk Tho receiving party was as