The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-21
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
save a Little Xmas.

Nrrsa6b6 y e'ss : - n
Save Little Xmas.
Christmas tines a.conlit' an you better
git In line;
\ Look q bit more cneery as YOU give the
countersign;
Make your handcasp warmer an your
Il @ smile u bit more bright
+ When YOU celebrate on Christmas don
YOU want to dc u right?
les 70 in to make things lively until
eyerybody's glad
.Jcs' 20 III and scatter sunshine; ucl Y Nc
gloomy-lke an sad.
Make everybody happy-jes' as happy
i5 as can bc--8 ,
But don't hang all your presents on tue
5s Christmas tree!
Save little cheerfulness to scatter
through the year;
save a, few kind words TO say, such as
dry the tear;
save a few Kind deeds to do when chance
comes by an by
You can use a little Christmas 'if you
have 1t mex July!
les. show your friends YOU love EN- by
the thoughtful gifts YOU give;
d Let the warmth OF your sincerity Stouch
f35 I'LL with whom you live;
their pleasure and their glee
& But don't hang NIL your presents on the
Christmas trce!
Save a few small tokens Of the happy
Christmas-tide;
Wrap them up In evergreen an put them
55f55 all one side
You can Auso them later, am tney II piihS
a thrill of cheer
To some heart TINT mourns IN anguish
that the world is cold an drear
z Jcs' try this plan one Christmas, an
you'll find more good is done
4 BY savin cheer to scatter on tire course
the year must run.
Than by cclebratin' Christmas without
@E2 thoughts OF days to be, g. y
An, by 4hnngin' all your presents on the
Christmas tree! 5J
z Louis E. ,Tllayer, iii New York II bunc.
New Years Entertainments.
Ink Mrs. Fred. W.. Scott has sent out invl-
tations for a hunt breakfast to be given
4 in her home, No. $40 Park Avenue, Sat-
llrday December S1st. from IL M. to 2
r. NJ. The hunt breakfas will be fol-.
Is lowed by a hunt luncheon from to 800.
{ y. NJ -
In; the evening, at $50 clock, Mrs.
& Scott will entertain ut cards In honor.
E OF her sister, Miss Mary Buford. III The
debutantes of this season will, many of
a them. be present at the card tables Mrs.
}&N Scots invitations are as unique as they
# are pretty. displaying hunting scenes
y artistically lland-pninted on each card.
u About two hundred cards have been
\ sent out Mrs. Scott is one of the most
delightful Of hostesses, and her entertain.
,nent promises to render New Years Eve
a specially pleasant prospective date to.
Richmond society. s5
Pretty Girls at Home.
Many pretty girls OF Richmonds young
/, err set who ere beauties by Inheritance,
their mothers and grandmothers having
sbeeIl famous bellies in their day. will re-
turn to the city from their various schools
q and colleges, 10 spend the Christmas holi-
Il days at home. Among these attractive
young ladies' are Miss Page Aylett Royal.
who has been at Chevy Chase School, just
comfortably outside of Washington, D..
III c.. presided over BY a French principal.
Madamoiselle Les Boullgny; Miss Anne
Keith Royal, who has been at Chat
IF ham Episcopal Institute, at Chatham,
VA: Miss 1mogen Warwick and Miss
Mary Davie, who also come from the
same school.
From the famous suburban school Of
4 Philadelphia, Chestnut Hill, there will be
number Of Richmond girls among them
Miss Carrie Rennolds, Miss Louise Hnr-
Is and Miss Johnston, the sister of Miss
Mary Johnston, the nuthoress
Miss Elsie Lindsey and Miss Frances
" Myers will come from Miss NfcCullock' s
81: School, not far from Baltimore.
Miss Martha Bowie is here from Vas
snr. She Is one of the most attractive OF
the young college girls.
Miss Grace Perkins. who has been ut
Miss Carrington's School. In Clarksvillc.
va; will spend the holidays with her
grandmother, Mrs. William II. Perkins.
Miss Crump. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Crump, and Miss Brent Witt
4 and sister, will be here from Hollins In
stitute
Many enteraanments will be given to
these attractive" young ladies' and the
holidays promise much gaycty and pleas
ure, especially for the younger set.
Foster-Crenshaw.
Miss Clara Lee Crenshaw and DR.. w,
BROMLEY Foster We're married Tuesday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. In the home 81
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. J..
Crcnshaw. No. COG North Tenth Street.
Miss Teresa Donahoe played the we'd.
ding march and the Rev. Hugh w. Sub
r lett was the officiating minister.
The bride wore lovely gown OF white
liberty silk, trimmed with point lace. He!
y long tullc veil was caught with sprays
OF lilies of the valley, She carried Bird,
roses. Miss Mamie Vernon Martin, o.
Albemarlc county. the maid of honor
wore white embroidered mousseline d'
sole and carried American Beauties,
DIR. J. Fumer Bright was tho best man
and the following gentlemen were tn,
ushers: Mr.. ]. Temple English. Of Phila
delphia; and Mr.. Logan D. Walford,
-------------- -