The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-02

was planted the holiday idea prevailing
Throughout the MENU.
Among those in attendance We're Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stewart Bryan, Mrs. James w.
Allison, Mr. and Mrs Joseph e. willard.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. p. Mayo, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Jordan I.eake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Potts, Mr.. and n Mrs & Harry
Frazier Hon. and Mrs Henry C..
Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
John X. Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa
Hunton, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Glas-
gov. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Starke, Mr..
C. V. Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. de
Treville, MIR thid MTs. EsbetrA Leigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mayo. Mr. and
Mrs. w. H.. Palmer, Judge and Mrs.
r. Carter Scott Mr.. and Mrs e. j. VIII
lis, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. 7, Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardin Burnley, Mr.: and Mrs.
Adolphus Blair, Mr.. and Hps.
George Seay, Mr.. and Mrs. James T..
Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett b.
Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham Blackford,
Miss Louise b. McAdams.' Miss Lodge,
of Massachusetts; Miss Cora Younger.
MISS lJTQulldlI, MISE StuS, MISE AoIo'Nt
Miss Davenport, Miss Frazier, Miss Heb
bard Miss Grant. Miss Hobson, Miss
Leary, Miss Baylor, Miss Williams Miss
,Boykin, Miss Osterloh, Miss Robins. Miss
Warwick. Miss Ross Miss Gordon, Miss
Lancaster, Miss Morgan, Messrs. j. r.
j. Anderson Charles j. Anderson, A. b.
Williams, Archer Anderson. Jr., j. L..
Antrim c. b. Antrim, j. II. Anderson,
Otis NJ. Alfriend, Jonathan Bryan, G. w.
Branch. Charles Bruce, Goodwin Boykin.
w. d. Gordon, l.. w. Brander, w. Harri-
son Blair. A. j. Battle. Percy 8. Bosher,
j. r. A. Bruce, f. B. Blnnkenship, p st.
George Cooke. II. w. Cooke, John Currie,
D. NJ. Currie. II. p. Darlington. w. b.
Claiborne, r. r. Campbell, r. G. Cabell,
George =. Christian, Gideon Davenport,
II. Watkins Ellerson, w. G. Ferguson,
Beverly Fleet, George c. Gregory, j. 4.
Graves, j. p. George, Nj. de G.. Hobson,
Gesner Harrison. r. ID. Harris, w. G..
Johnston, c. G. Jones, o. G. Kean. David
H. and Stuart C. Leakc. j. p. Lea, j. p.
Leary. E. C. Mayo. A. c. McKenny E. o.
McCabe, Kirkwood Mitchell. Thomas Nc
Adams DIR. Stuart n. MichauX, Messrs.
w. c. holland. George NJ. Reid. John
Rutherford, F. w. Scarborough, w. A.
Smith, John G. Walker E. V. Williams.
w. Ormond Young and others.
Pretty ENTERTAINMENT.
On Tuesday evening, December 26th,
Mrs. E. T. Rennick and her son, r. w.
Rennick. of Fergussons Wharf. enter
tanned in most charming manner at
their beautiful colonial home, "Burwells
Bay" on James River.
Tho parlors. library and dintng-room
were beautifully decorated with holly,
mistlctoe and other evergreens. the pre-
dominating colors being green and red.
In the drawng-room was n beautiful
Christmas tree on which We're gifts for
each one present,
Thesuniuuc souvenirs, which were given
to each guest. afforded much amusement.
Among those present We're Misses Jack
and Frank Underwood and Miss Nirgio
Leggett. Of Smlthtlcld; Miss Early. OF
Bedford City: Miss BERTHE Stone, OF Nor
folk; Misses Rose Turner, Evelyn Turner.
Elizabeth Wilson. Grace Warren and Mrs.
r. r, Turner, OF Fergussons' Wharf;
Messrs. James Savage. Dallas Bruce and
James Rowell, OF Richmond; Mr. Eaton
Adkins, OF Petersburg; Mr. Tom Fer
gusson. of Hampton; Mr., Percy Trotmun.
OF Churchand Mr. Willie Savage. of
and Thomas Howle, OF Fergusson's
Wharf.
Woman's Club.
In the Woman'a Club last afternoor
n delightful talk was given by Miss
Emma MoGrehead Whitfield. at dat
O'clock, on Mural Decoration."
From this general head, Miss Whitfield
| treated OF the rise OF the modern schoo
OF mural decoration In America. 4 Ep }R2dls