The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

# Governor and Mrs. Montague, of., 6, ). r
sgnia, arrived In the city from !. NC n
lmond ut Fl 3&oclock yesterday az ernoon3
and wore escorted to the residence OF COL
r. N. arpcr, surgeon general OF s me .e
governors STAFF, at 1911 Sixteenth Street
Northwest. N 8s38 .l N y. { .sj 4,
ITs one of the most successful receptions
Of the Inauguration was that 1$t enuer :.
to Governor and Mrs. Montague ana the
formers stan last night at the residence rse
lof Col. Harper. Between 5VO ana q oVV
people were present. vi q
H Mrs. Harper$Swas assisted N receiving NJ
[by Mrs. Montague, Mrs. Fulkerson NJ rs 4
AVass, and Mrs. 2Rlxcy. The members l o.
the governors staff present were Col r..
N. . Iarper, sturgeon general: Col. StH. u.
Baker chief OF i artillery; Col. Fulkerson
Col. II. Il. Lewis. and Col. r.. e. s Lee e:
The other members Of tho stan VIII
leave Richmond, Va, this mo Illi
Mrs. Moore Entertains.
III! One Of the protticst entertainments of
the closing social season was O 4 euchre
party given 4 by Mrs. william Moore on
EWednesda VI evening. The pnrlors We're re
decorated in green and whit with carn 7,
lions and snlllax, while jcand lnbra,i hold
ling green and white candles cast q 81 q
dued, light over; the rooms. 5} The first
prize wa s. Won by Miss Annie Lea ~ y nile
Mrs. William Aiern captured the conso-.
Slaton, and the BOBBY fell AZ to the lot OF
Mrs. bud lev Edwards. The guest Of the
hostess on, this8charming occasion were
Misses Bessie Cardwell Mamie Southern,
Pearl.E Gen try, Annie Lear, jamie Walls n,
Virginia BraithWalte, Of Williamsburg:
Lillian ana Efle Gentry. Florence Gretter.
Elizabeth n Andrews, claudlne Seldom slt1t n:
Blanche Parsons Denise Morris, Missouri
8Nealc III Emma y ohnson, al Stokes a 2 uk g,
Julia Yeas GER and Mesdanes ID. P. Ed
wards, a. c..IG oode, r. AZ Talley, W. u 3.
5Ahern, r. I.sH Powell s., 3. i rlsch kolIn,
James Moore. "a. NJ. rankin, C. IN ray,
William Webb and others lr,.
a Japanese Tea. q
A delightful il panese tea was given
L atFthe residence OF M! ss Fannie Farmer,
h No. 4os South Pine Street. Thursday.
March I'd. Tho color scheme was white
and pink, which was sdadntlly carried out
by the young ladies, who were attlred IN
Japanese costumes. Games, music ana
singing was induged sinTuntil a late. hour.
when tho guests retired to the dining
room, where aMdeliclous supper IS wa 9
served. Among those present were Misses 'e
Sallie Eppes, Grace Bailey. Lucy and
Edith Powell, Rosa Buchanan Hazel
shewbrldge, Agnes and Emma Riddell,
Madalne steinberg, Emily and Bertha
Bobbitt, Iona Harris, Margaret and
Mabel Drake and Jesse and Fannie Farm
er; the Messrs. Allie Wilkinson. John
Dresset, Hunter Chanllee, Charlie sickei,
Charlie spitzerh Sidney Stern, Thomas
Farmer George Ricketts,, maurice God
din, John Rlddell, 5dwln 4 Fisher, N an
Ming steinberg, Nathan spigcl, Willie
Hotter, Marion Farmer and Mr.. Watson.
The party was chaporoned ny Mr. and
Mrs. G. II. Farmer n H
Bryant Boston.
Mr. u A. Bryant and NJ ISIS Mary I:
Boston, OF this city were married and
lcft Friday, March Sd, for Washington shin 70
p. G. "a
Cox-Whalen.
Tho marriage In st. James Church
West End, Falrfax county, Of Mrs Ma ~
@. Whalcn and Mr.. Michael II. Cox, both
OF Richmond. on Tuesday last, was sol g |
1 cmnIzed by tho Rev Father Edward NJ
| TIerncy. Tho witnesses were Miss
Bridget Tlerncy, Of Richmond; MIS- Mrs
| smith,$o Baltimore, and Mr.. r. p. Cox
son OF the groom. Il vi 81. 3,, 5.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Cox will make "a tour o.
I. the Northern cities, after which they WI
be at home at Nos 500 North TT Va street