The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
Beautiful Luncheon.

honor of her and her chaperon.
Beautiful Luncheon.
Miss Mary Butler. Of No. a13 Floyd
Avenue. entertained at very beauti-
full luncheon Saturday. complimentary
to the dehutantes, the guest OF honor
being Miss Emaline Lea, of Danville,
Va.
The table decorations were in pink,
the debutante color. A pink basket,
filled with pink rosebuds. formed the
centrepiece. and at each plate were
smaller baskets OF violets.
Miss Buffers guests were Miss Ema-
| line Lea, of Danville, Va; Miss Elsie
Wexford. OF Sabine Hall: Miss Flora
Mason, of Fredericksburg; Miss May
Carmichael, Of Cincinnati: Miss Emily
Packard, OF Baltimore; Misses Lenore
| Tinsley, Anita Cussens, Roberta Smith,
Caroline Rennolds. Elsie Lindsey. Ro-
berta Triss. Lily West. Julia Joynes
and Julie Osterloh
To Give Tea.
Miss Ruth Randolph Marston. of No.
| zoos Monument Avenue. will entertain
| at one of the prettiest teas of the mid
| winter season. Saturday afternoon,
| from to 6 o'clock.
Entertained Club.
Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh, Jr.. OF No. b04
West franklin. entertained the Green
horn Club delightfully."- Saturday eve
ming.
Decorations were in American Beauty
| roses. and an elegant collation. was
served after the game.
Art Club Lectures.
Mr. Naverly Brown will read paper
on early Painting" at the Richmond
Art Club Tomorrow afternoon at 4:16
o'clock.
Thursday evening at $40 o'clock.
there will be stereopticon Travel
| Talk" by Rev. r. W. Forsythe In st.
Andrews Hall. Beverly and Laurel
| Streets, under the auspices of the club
Members arc entitled to bring one guest
! each to these lectures
Club Disbanded.
! The board OF governors OF Milton Work
Whist Club. at a recent meeting. decided
| to dlsband the club on account OF the
small attendance this year.
c. M. L. S. to Meet.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet "Wednesday morning at
| II o'clock
St. Johns Circle Meets.
| st. Johns Circle. Kings Daughters,
viii meet this afternoon at o'clock in
| the homo of Mrs. j. 8. Moore, No. a20a
! East Broad Street. a full attendance is
| desired, as arrangements for the annual
| entertainment will be made,
Musical Tea.
| Mrs. j. Sterling Graham. formerly OF
| Richmond. now Of Washington. enter
| tanned Thursday afternoon In the New
| Willard at delightful musical tea from
| to 6. Moro than hundred guests
were rrcsent, despite the Very inclement
weather.
The guests of honor were Mrs. N. A.
| Allen-Holnes and Miss Elizabeth Gene
veIve Gwynne. who rendered In mas
terly manner very difficult and beau
tiful program, including a Wagner
! cycle of solos and songs and several
numbers BY Giieg.
| The young artists We're heartily en-
| cored, and they graciously responded,
! Mrs. Holmes playing a charming little
"Berceuse." comrosed while IN the
mountains OF virginia last summer,
Richmond society in Washington was
we'll represented at this delightful func-
| ton.
Pretty Invitations.
| Pretty invitations have been received
hero from tho Beverly Manor Charter,
| Daughters of the American Revolution,
| Of stanton.
Tho invitation Is printed on pale hutr
| paper, witt, the badge OF the orsanina-
| tion at the top, and read. as follows:
''Ya Beverly Manor Chapter, OF ye
Daughters OF ye American Revolution,
herebye requeste ye honour OF va pre-
sence at ye jamestown Assembly ut
eight by we clock, on va night OF Tues
day, ye twenty-ninth OF January, nine
! teen hundred and seven, at W habyts,-