The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-21
Social and
Personal

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y frn,,, chnndeicrs and cnndelabrn, was
& throtee last evening with the beauty
4 An; 1.-THE fashion Of Richmond, tho re-
4 cnr,tion given By MIR. and Mrs. Cameron
Il 10 Miss Elizabeth Cameron, OF faris,
France, being one Of the most elegant
( OF the midwnter season.
u From, a palm screen III tho n I an
x orchestra played airs that served as IN
,indertone to the gay interchange OF con
45vcrsntlon as callers passed III 'nu w.
& In the dining room great basket or
& mink roses in tho center of the tape
wns encirclcd, with pink shaded candles
In silver candclnbra. Miss Bertha AT
RI kinson ana Miss Julia Harris presided Ut
4 tho punch bowl.
@ MIR. and Mrs. Cameron received their
guests with Miss Elizabeth Cameron. anu
Misses Mary Jean and Flora Cameron
Mrs Cameron was extremely handsome
In n gown Of pink brocadc satin, trlmmeo
with bands Of sable and panels OF
Z dnchessc lace Her Jewels were diamonds
Miss Elizabeth Cameron wore "a
Partisan robe of black lace over white
satin, with pearls.
Miss Mary Cameron had on white nct
embroidered in seauins above whlte SIM SIN
Miss Jean and Miss Flora were In white
M chiffon. accordion plaitcd and hand ch-
broidered.
Delicious refreshments were served. !,
Among the md nv Mra g. Euesa!s George
Mr a and Mrs otWny s. Allen Nix ,s snmSs
Lewis Andersen T iIIsm AGaer Aderson Miss
Augusta Daniel Mrs loseph ,r Ana1 1nI3es
MI Allison and m MS s Rffaer Asfann
Atkinson MIR md Mrs John stewart sr and 1r Srs
hr and Mrs Waier blair n Ms Srs BS JOHN M K
( f nra n ~ Mr. Harrison Blair Miss l5lnnd:
h NJ onsn .s Byss M %na MEs
hemas nG'lipE SyI r MI Miss Hr seuW
5 a5nneh M hanes Ts se brac a.
9ur g Z Huf OF Mss Bnor aid
Frank adpy nm Mr. an nnd IT'S Hugh hrei
eGn IosKe' Mr. Ss john cntchins MIS- a,oIi
and Ru Msi Gsc l sna GEL eaSf
Helen rs nnd Christian. Mr. and Mrs Andrsw II Il;
RAJ tms rs ns S coT?sse a.
Mr. Robert Campbell Colonel and nd M ohn M dr
e. ya M's snd fa Mrs ard
Mrs Mr. and M ME- D. p Gasso
and Mrs Gideon Davenport Mr. H. and Mrs Mrs;
a nas5s Ms Mr 5yssn NJ aas NE FSy
rassT Miss ssdSs s1Sn M Miss p Sf'r
s!assrd Mss MSs ss 1b M Mg anH
Alfred DIT r. Harris Misses Harris Mr. ar IN Mr.
E nan. run and Mrs Julien Hill Mr. saunders
obson NJ iIannsW;Ines l Nj nn Hob airs
Mrs. a' James Selth M Jordan Leak pdhd Miss
Miss lindsey Mrs Iot!sr Judge n ana
Mary Lyons Mrs. Bette nranaer Mr \, a.a Mr.
Edward Mayo Mr. ana MRS ana ''s MIS- Iohn IL
ontasse ana Mrs. e ,, I p M Macr IL +
attn ~ ana Mrs NJ N Ne 4 MI Mas an Is
S SarnT Myers Yer DE- and Mrs cif5e, NJ lle
Miss Noiting Mr. ana Mrs James y, Il par bn.
w II Palmer Miss CLAUDIA Nd i Feline, P Mrs.
Sslk, Mr. Kills. KISS 1s srk ASn S's @
KITE Ha prsr kaherfoord Jane RuthsS
ioord. Mr. Thomas Rui' e. M r. 1 onh
Rrn Msm r George Rssn Reed ar MP nn NJ Pin
co GSsya no sh hnpe M S1:' and NJ Mrs
Scott. MI Arthur ssddon Miss sadie Su1 Non
George a59s N ~ Stevens and Miss Helen stevens.
NJ and Mrs IHgh s Mr Wam AT Towns
the s M5sss 4 %s, NFi %hs M5
WIZ NJ n ana r Mh r. M s
ss %sns and MRS NEE Charles haw@ Workman ~ and
/ others. :,
At the Colonial Ball.
2 A letter received from Virginia who
attended the 'tolonial ball given jan
uary 18th in Washington, D.. G., says:
"It gives me pleasure to inclose YOU a
brief note in regard to two OF the most
attractive costumes worn at the BAH by
two representative Virginia women, Mrs.
Resale II. Bocock and Miss Anne Faun-
tleroy thinking that 1t may be of inter-
est to your many readers, these ladics
being Of prominent colonial descent. Mrs
Bocock, personating her great-great-
grandmother, was In a gorgeous gown
OF cream brocadc with old chantilly lace
n icweled necklace nearly two centuries
old. and long drop EARRINGS. Her halr
was arranged in colonial fashion, and
was held in place by high tortoise
shell comb. MIS-. Bocock was escorted
by Captain Brown, of the Minute Men,
n Miss Fauntleroy wore pink satln
brocaded in silver, which belonged 10
ono of her ancestresses more than a CEN
fury. With her powdered hair, her laces
and her fam she might have stepped
down as the original Of n colonial por-
trait She was with Lieutenant Myers,
OF the Minute Men
@ The first mentioned of these ladies Is
niece OF Hon. John Randolph Tucker,
and has number OF relatives In Rich
mond Major Holmes Conrad, of VIM
chester, is Miss Fauntleroy's uncle.
]. H. M. A. Silver Tea.
The silver tea" given by the Junior
Hollywood Memorial Association in Lee
Camp Han, from to 7. NJ. to-day
was great success.
~ Guests were received by Miss Eliza
beth Townes, Mrs, J. Taylor Ellyson,
Mrs. Stephen Beveridge, Miss lsoline
Moses. Mrs. George Lyons, Miss Mary
Amelia Smith, Mrs. Walter Christian.
Miss Minnie Baughman and Aiiss Anna
Boykn.
The hall was beautifully decorated in
red carnations, red roses and holly. In
the center OF the table was a large vase
holding a shower Of carnations, Broad
Il bands of red ribbon depending from the
y chandelier, were caught at the corner of
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