The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
Miss Phillips's Debut.

The Woman's Club was the scene yes
tcriay OF one OF the most brilliant re-
reptions OF the year, the occasion being
the debut of Miss Helen Phillips tho
aaashter of Mrs. Jool S, Perrin.
4H Prcfuse and beautiful decorations were
IN red and green. Tho receiving party
ssood in the front parlor against a back
ground OF palms. ana palms also screened
the musicians. Tile chandeliers were
yeiled in masses of asparagus fern and
The mantels were banked with ever
green's In the dining-room the decora-
tons were unusually beautiful. The
table was covered with white cloth,
and on a centrepiece of lace over red
stood large satin hat, filled with crystal
lized fruits embedded in spun candy.
From the red-shaped candelabra at the
corners red ribbons We're Topped to the
chandelier above, while bowls of deep
red carnations were placed at intervals
around the table.
Mrs. Perrin was very handsome in gray
satin brocade, with trimmings of prin-
cess lace and q large bouquet of VIC
let's Miss Phillips, who Is pretty
blonde, looked lovely in an imported
French gown of white lace over chiffon
and satin spangled with silver, with lace
trimmings. She carried n sheaf OF
american Beauty roses.
Assisting in receiving We're Mrs John
A. Coke. Jr, in white lace; Miss Rosalie
Mines. in white crepe de chine and lace;
and Miss Eugene Taylor, in corn-col-
orea radfum silk and white lace.
Mrs Graham Hobson and Mrs. Faunt-
leroy were at the punch bowl.
Ladies assisting in the dining-room We're
Misses Ella and Lillian Binford, Sher-
rard WILCOX. Julia Joynes Jessie Hnz-
ara Kate Wrenn, Lima Shields, Hattie
Shields, Charlotte Miller. Matte Bas-
kerville. Nj. Watkins and Mrs ii. [.
Watkins.
The list of invited guests included
Mrs. George Ben Johnston, Mrs Adolph
Blair. Mrs. Moncure Perkins. Mrs. Anton
Thiermann, Mrs. Henry Valentine, Mrs.
Stuart Bowe, Mrs Ben Taliaferro, Mrs.
Frank Powers, Mrs. Philip Powers, the
NJ Uses Davenport Mrs. Poitiaux Robin
son Mss Robinson, Mrs. Lewis Blair,
Mrs. Thomas Carter, Mrs. James Ruther-
foord, Jr. Mrs Thomas Boiling, Mrs.
Edgar I.ufferty, Mrs Harry Frazier Miss
Elizabeth Frazier, Mrs. Eppa Hunton,
Mrs Moses Hoge, Mrs. Howard Hoge.
Mrs Eugene Massie, Mrs. Alice Wat
E!ns. Miss Nora Leary. Misses Lindsey.
Miss Juie Osterloh. Misses Purcell,
Misses Spillman, Miss jamie Wingo, Miss
Caroline Ar1nistead, Miss Crump, Miss
Anita Cussons Misses Boyd, Misses Nc
Intyre, Misses Gray, Miss Mckenny,
MISS EtlIdptJN bTtllucIt hiSS Sb!
Misses Meredith, Miss Constance Evans.
B Mrs st George Anderson. Mrs Thomas
Adkins. Miss Louise Adkins Mrs. VIII
liam Gaines Long Mrs Hugh Skipwth,
Miss Brent Witt Miss Roberta Smith,
Mrs. James d. Patton, Miss Nancy Fat
ton, Mrs. Garrett Wall. Mrs. j. Scott
Parrish. Mrs Ben Palmer, Mrs. William
Palmer. Mrs, Mann S. Valentine, Mrs
Edward Valentine, Mrs. Granville Val
DIn,At * a H.
crime Yonge. Mrs. Ida Ellyson. Mrs. +.
w. Perrin. Mrs. a. Allison Hodges. Mrs
John A. Coke. Mrs Horace Halves, Mrs
D. T. Williams, and others,
Annual Tea.
The annual tea of the Association 70,
the Preservation of Virginia Antiquite!
was held yesterday afternoon from
TO 7 O'Clock in the rooms of the Virg'nit
Historical Society.
Red and white carnations and red bells
with Christmas evergreens, formed th'
decorations. while red candles in silve
candelabra. made beautiful illumina
ton.
oflcers of the association and mem
beers of the central committee togethe
with the committee of arrangements
formed the receiving party In the alb
scnce of the president Mrs. JOSEF
Rryan Mrs j. r. Ellyson, acting pres
dent, represented her
Others officers of the association ar
n Mrs r, Y. Valentine, Mrs. j. S. Wei
ford, Mrs. W. r, Cox, Mrs. Charles !
Ball, Mrs, Joseph Z. Willard, Mrs
Enders Robinson, Mrs, Henry Gibson
AIRS, John &. Lightford, Mrs, W.
Stanard, Mrs, George w. Bagby
Members OF the central committee, NJ
all of whom were present, are Mr.
Claude a SV..rlSOn Mrs w A Anlo