The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19

present were, OF course, the lions OF
! the evening, and fulfilled all expecta-
tons raised coDcefninS them ~ being
one OF the Oldest OF New Englands
military and social organizations. De-
licious ana abundant refreshments, In
GLIDING the proyerbial virginia nam
and beaten biscuit salad. aspic Jelly.
patcs. croquettes and salt almonds,
were discussed and enjoyed. and friend
ships We're cemt nted and healths
pledged in the sparkle of champagne.
Ball ut Masonic Temple.
From the mansion guests Z :, went It., Inn m
by bail and reception. OF which the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues were
the hosts and members OF the Connec-
ticut Foot Guards the guests OF honor
honor
The lobby and ballroom OF Masonic
Temple were artistically drapcd with
Virginia and CONNECTICUT fings and
flowers. Ladies invited by the com
mittee OF angements--Ma.or p. w.
Bowles. Captains K. r. Burwell,. 4. ~.
Palmer and J. r. Tucker--to be the
the reception committee were Mrs. G.
a. Swanson Mrs. William Rutiin Cox,
Mrs. W. c. Mayo. Mrs. w. 8. 7. Mayo.
Mrs. Il. w. Bowles, Mrs. r. Page Bur
well. Mrs. Russell Palmorc. Mrs. Henry
Bohmer. Mrs. William L. Royal. Mrs.
Cunningham Hall. Mrs. G. G. walker,
Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowardln. Mrs. Clarence
Wyatt, Mrs. C.. w. p. Brock. Mrs. -.
Mrs. a. j. Montague, Mrs. Joseph BrX-
anst Mrs. John Lamb. Mrs. i. g. Correl!
Mrs. Jennie McPhau WEIGH Mrs q!
ST. George Tucker, Mrs. Aston Cabell.
Mrs. r. T. Wilson and Mrs. n. v. Ran
dolpli.
The debutantes were honored with
special Invitations. the attractive group
Of the season to come Including Misses
Pranees Myers rsinlq it Mnry
Hart Crenshaw, Wnrfield Crenshaw,
Ellen Witt, Daisy Boykin. Elizabeth
Kent King. Elizabeth Lewis Wheat.
Lucy Parke Taylor and Maria Mines.
Scene WIS Beautiful.
The music. the presence OF the Blues
in their dress uniforms and OF the
visiting organizations in theirs recall.
ing the days of Continental cut and
style. made a beautiful scene. Ine
music was most inspiring. the occa-
sion fraught with liveliness and gay
good feeling, and the dance led to a
finish by Mr.. w. S. p. Mayo and Colonel
10 Lane Stern.
AS Mrs tns many sS Reesea colonsl and
Sidney Buford. Jr., Colonel and Mrs.
Thomas 3. McAdams. Miss McAdams.
Newton Vaughan. former Governor aud
Mrs. "A. J. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Gray. Colonel and Mrs. w; j.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. aLarus. Jr.. Mr..
Waller Holiday. Captain J. Cioyd
Kent Mr.. and Mrs. James Rutherfoord,
Colonel and Mrs. Sol. Cutchins. judge
and Mrs. S. B. Witt, Judge and Mrs.
D. J. Grinnan. Colonel and Mrs. Scott
Parrish. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. p. Mayo.
Mr.. #. T. Glasgow. Miss Glasgow. Mr..
Carter Branch. Judge and Mrs. D. G.
Richardson, Colonel and Mrs. W. Miles
Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Wingo, Misses
|,Wingo, Colonel and Mrs. W. Gordon
McCabe, DR.. and Mrs. George Ben John
ston, DR.. r. S. Bosher, Mr.. John 2. Lea;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plensants. Mr. and
b. RI. Grundy Mrs. w. Fl. Adams, Mr..
]. Pierpont Morgan. Major Charles
o. Saville, Captain e. B. Thomasson.
Mr.. John Stewart Bryan, Colonel and
Mrs. c. Percy Halves. Mr.. S. S. P. Pat
teson,. Mr.. Ben Owen. Governor G. a.
Swanson, Governor and Mrs. Woodruff
and the receiving party at the Execu-
tive Mansion and many others.