The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
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Mrs. Tal.aferro was gonwed In white silk,
i with blue trimmings, and wore q beau
4 tiful blue and white hat. Mrs. Aylett
4 had on a handsome lavender crepe with
hat to match. Her coat was Of cream
white cloth, with touches OF lavender;
4 hor5 ornaments we're diamonds. Miss
| Charlotte Yonge was In pink. and Miss
j Adkins in ivory white. Miss Brander
woro pink tissue over pink silk and q
/ pink velvet hat and feathers.
Mrs. John Murphy wore white over
blue ana a black chiffon hat. Mrs. e. II.
/ Robinson was In black net, embroidered
i with Jet and garnitured with point lace;
| a black velvet hat and ostrich plumes;
/ diamonds. s5 u S5 III
Mrs. Alexander Cameron wore white
and lavender; a white cloth coat, Law
onder hat and diamonds. Mrs. Adolphus
Blair wore white. trimmed with lace and
touches OF blue; her lace hat was trim
med with feathers and blue velvet. Miss
! Beatty OF Washington, was In pink. Her
| sister wore white, and Miss Hammond,
OF Washington. In the same box. was In
cream white. All three young ladies
wore picture hats
Miss Evelyn Gordon was In white wolfe.
with black chiffon and velvet hat. Miss
Meredith in tile same box wore blue.
with n pink and white hat Mrs. Stephen
Putncy was elegantly gowncd In white
lace over lavender, Her hat OF lavender
velvet was trimmed In orchids. Her or
naments We're diamonds. Mrs. Langhorne
Putney wore a charming toilet OF chif-
fon In coral tints. trimmed with cream
lace and coral embroidery. Her lace hat
had touches Of coral velvet
In Mr.. Mosby's Box.
Mrr. Junius b. Mosby was In white
| lace over white satin. Her hat was of
white panne velvet with white feathers
She wore pearls and diamonds. Miss
] Leila Blair looked grlish and pretty III
! pale blue and white lace hat. Mrs.
Caskie Cabel wore champagne colored
lace and n velvet tocque with dark red
roses. diamonds. Mrs. Ftzhugh Lee had
on n jetted robe relieved with whit.
! chiffon and lace, n Jet evening bonnet
with small white roses and beautiful Jew
els. Mrs Lewis, OF Cincinnati. in the
Same box, wore white cloth, a white hat
and had a corsage bouquet OF vIolets
Mrs. Henry L. Cabell was in soft pale
gray, hat and gown, nmcthysts.
| Miss Frances Scott wore white crepe
dc chine and a white plumed hat Miss
Beirne was in pink with lace hat. her
flowers were orchids and violets. Mrs
Arthur Cannon was in white silk and a
large white hat. Miss Hunter was all
coat She wore a cluster Of lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. Horace Hawcs, s.1r., was in cham
payne lace over silk, black hat and
had Evlolets. Mrs Granville Valentine. In
black lace over white and black and
white hat Miss Mary Drake was in O.
blue and white gown and a white lace
hat. Mrs. G. OBJ. cowardin looked \ ex-
tremely handsome in black net embroid
cred in Jet and diamond ornaments Miss
Cowardin was in cream white with cream
lace hat Mrs Allison Hodges had on
a coral pink crepe de chine with insets OF
lace and big hal. Mrs. Arthur Glasgow
was altogether In white. white lace;
gown over silk and white hat.
Miss Claudia Palmer was in blue crepe
ana blue chiffon hat. Miss Helen
Christian wore lovely gown OF laven-
der and shirred tocque o. the same
Tint.
Mrs. John Potts was in black with a.
black plum ed hat and diamond ornaments.
Miss Efie Branch wore an embroidered
chiffon In exquisite colors and a lace.
INT. Mrs. James Aston Cabell was In
pale blue crepe dc chine and blue
In white with a vest OF Persian embroid-S
cry and large hat trimme ed In ostrich
plumes. .ga8s (;
White Lace and Jewels.
Mrs. organ wore a white lace gown
and hat, with diamonds. The Misses
Yanccy were also In white Mrs Andrew
Gray, sJr., was in lavender SILK and white
chiffon trimming. Miss Edith Grant was
In white lace and Miss Grant In white
silk Both wore picture hats. tsa q
Miss Sadie sutton was In white and
carried svloets. Miss Elizabeth Whit
lock. MI In white. had "a bonauet Of lovely
American Beauties. Miss Margaret.
Shields was in blue with blue and white
hat. Miss Lima Shields wore very
striking gown in black and white and q
black velvet hat.
Mrs. James yNclch wore a black lace
spanslcd robe and n hat to match. Mrs.
Gertrude Tucker LOGAN was exceedingly
well gowned in gray. crepe lie chine and
gray and white picture hat.
Mrs. Ned. Myers Miss Adams, Mrs.
Edward Mayo Nriss-Adkns. Mr.. Brander
and Mr. Mayo made up the party In the,
box owned by A1r. Mayo. and Mrs. Charles
SEMI. Mrs. Edward Mayo was beauti-
fully gowned in white, with diamond
ornaments. 4@ s5&ia s5
Mrs Reinach ut tho Horse SHOW last
evening wore q cream lace robe ana q
male blue beaver hat. with soft dropping
Enlumes Her daughter. Miss Gertrude
Kennedy. had on n velvet gown OF hunt-
ter,s green. with a large velvet hat, having
around the crown Miss Kennedy's flow
crs were white moth clrysnnthcmums,s
Mr.. Walter George Newman, OF NfWS
York, occupied his box with Mrs. newman
"Wednesday night. During the other eve .t,
Eninrs of the week It has been filed win
10Y narties of his friends. Mr.. Newman
gave rost-gcrman supper at the JET
.fersnn 1vcdncs evening.
Mrs, William Royal was In b'ue }, ahn
mink md Ind hat TRAINED N q. delcate
sl,a ms OF pink and blue. MIS-; Ih ,,. q,
boiling wnss all in black, with q blg' DUCK
picture hat. #
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