The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21

English, Aneen cownrdin, ROY Sands,
Edith Grant, Ruth Hebbnrd, Mary
Beirnc, Mabel Walker, 'TliBe Parklnson,
Sarah Baughmnn, Virginia Chamberlayne,
Nellie Gordon, Katherine Watkins DAISY
Wilson, Emma Bowe4 Mary davenport,
Mary Johnston, Evelyn Gordon, Mary
Womncl, Mr.. and Mrs Walter s. Tanner,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Gwathmey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knox Wilson; Misses JAMIE Wingo,
Helen Tanner, Ammo Winston, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. p. Lyons, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
William u. Tanner, Frances Ream,
Miss Patty Lyell. Miss Beardsley, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r.. Tanner.
Messrs. Bnrksdale Lnthorp, Lnngstnif
Johnston. John Parrish, james Drake,
John Cecil. Russell Cecil. samuel n. Bene-
dict, w. Dewey Cooke. st. G. Cooke, 10y
M. Jones. Beverly Fleet. Thomas w.
Brockcnbrough, Percy Pemberton, will
liam Augustine, John Cutchlns, william
w. Archer. Richard Boyd, Percy Monta-
que, James *. Dunlop, George Morgan,
Charlie Bowe, Henry McCance, Wilbur
Crump, John Christian, j. Pope Nash
Leslie III. Reed, DIR. n. A.. Stuart, j. Gns-
ton Caberton, William Turner, William
G.. Habston. John h. Palmer, William
Ferguson, Willie Watkins, Thomas b.
McAdams. Palmer Leigh, Linwood An
trim. Guptill, Louis Brander. Goodwin Boy
kin, Louis Weltze 'Blair Boiling, Rob-
w {.
Hume, Robert Jeffross, Herbert Clniborn.
Willie Trigg, Douglas Gordon. Dougnld
Walker, Charles Mckinney, James w.
Stringfellow, 1. Newton Vaughan, Al
bert p. Tanner Robert B. Arnold, DIR.
Foushee, Col. l.. w. Lane, John q.
Taylor. Byrd Charles Willis. Richard
Bidgood Madison Scott lille Old, Robt.
G, Jones, r. Latimer Gordon, Henry q.
Elicit Thomas w. Elicit. Lewis II. Blair,l
Jr. George W.. Hodgson. G. M. Grant, ID.
II. Leake, David M. Currle. j.. w.
Graves, Robert b. Campbell, Gessner
Harrison, Robert r. Lee. Jr., Frank ID.
Hill, George q. Gregory. r. b. Munford,
Jr., A. S. Buford, Jr.. William Forbes.
T.. NJ WORKMAN, II, p. Carrington Nc
Kinney. Jos. II. A. Bruce. james Corwar-
din, Frank O'Ferrall Baughman. s. S.
P. Patteson, Stone Womack. Sparrow
weddell. c.. w. Fuller. John Wingo,
Pleasanton Conquest, W.. r. tombstone,
Frank Blankenship. r. l.. Montague.
Robert McCombcr, Argyle Turner, Mac.
Mrs. Montague's Tea.
Society turned Its footsteps towards
the Executive Mansion Wednesday after
noon, where Mrs. Montague was infor-
mally DIT home in honor of Mrs Preston
Preston. of New York.
The charming hall and pariors OF tho
old building were full of the sprinSllke
fragrance of white narcissi. which. with
sivery green ferns made the decorations.
Mrs Montague received her guests in
the salon drawing-room. where Mrs
PrcstonIPreston stood near the grand
piano, on which n number of min.a-
lures, showing her exquisite handiwork.
were placed. Miss Helen Montague pre-
sided ut the chocolate and tea table. and
dainty and delicious Refreshments were
served by Misses Frances Warwick, Miss
Katherine Lancaster and Miss Polly
Robins.
Mrs. Montague was gowned in white
embroidered chiffon cloth. Mrs. Preston
Preston wore white crepe de chine. Miss
Helen Montague wore pale blue and white
The young girls were charming. Miss
Lancaster being in blue, Miss Robins
In Nile green. and Miss Warwick in pink
Tho occasion was characterized by
delightful ease and informally engcnder-
ed by Mrs. Montasues graceful tact in
meeting and welcoming her callers. Mrs.
Preston-Prestons miniatures were greatly
admired.
Guests at White House.
Governor and Mrs. Montague will leave
Richmond for brief visit to Washington
this week. They go, in response to an