The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

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quet of pink roses and proved most
attractive hostess.
Mrs. Ashton starke entertained at
! luncheon in her characteristic, grace
full fashion on Thursday, and Mrs.
i Joseph r. Willard gave n genuine. old
fashioned Virginia rarty Thursday
| evening. Mrs. Seldom Bruce and her
daugher. Miss Kathleen were hostesses
| of card party Thursday afternoon
! in honor OF Miss May Carmichael, OF
| Cincinnati. and Mrs. Kitty McGilvra
Scott played bridge with a number
of her friends Friday afternoon.
SOCIETY," turned out in fine array for
Eppa Hunton, Jr., on Friday evening.
Miss Hattie Poultney, of Baltimore,
who Is Mrs. Huntons guest, was one
of her receiving party. The presence
of many beautifully gowned women
and of Mr.. Huntons friends among
the gentlemen of Richmond, the music
and tho lavish hospitality extended
rendered the evening most enjoyable
to many present.
Tho week was most pleasantly closed
by u reception given by Mrs. Charles
'Whitlock at her homo. No. 100 East
Franklin Street in honor of Mrs. Otto
Noting, Mrs. Whitlocli's daughter, and
Mrs. Edwin c. Laird.
One wedding OF last week brought
Grace Shields, OF Richmond, who now
has her home in New York. to this
city. where she was tho guest of Miss
Maude Morgan, and where her friends
were very glad to see her again. Her
cousin, Mrs. Isaac Newton Vaughan.
n bride of Wednesday last, Is enjoying
her bridal trip to Mexico. She will be
at the Chesterfield when she returns.
Other brides OF the week We're Miss
Mary Virginia Sydnor, who. as Mrs.
George Warren Graham, Jr.. will make
her future home in Brooklyn, N. y.
and Miss Blanche Norris Smith, whose
wedding to DR.. Daniel Dodson Wilcox
was celebrated on January 23d. in the
home of the BRIDES parents. No. s23
West Grace Street.
The Week Begun.
The week begun to-day. has it's cal
endar as full as it's predecessors. Mrs.
j. Taylor Ellyson viii give two ele-
antly-appointed luncheons in honor
of Mrs. Claude A. Swanson this week
one on Tuesday, January goth. and one
on Thursday, January 31st. Guests will
be seated at both, and both entertain
nents will be among the handsomest
given during the winter.
Society Is greatly interested in the we'd
ding of Miss Elsie Davenport. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Gideon Allen Davenport.
to Mr.. Harry Bledsoe Wayland. of Orange
county, which, taking place in the home
of the brides parents on "Wednesday
evening next, will be followed by a we'd
ding reception. Many out-of-town as we'll
as in-town guests will be present at the
reception, which promises to be large
and fashionable function.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan r. Mills will
celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniver-
sary Monday evening by card party OF
eight tables. from $50 to IL o'clock. The
evening is looked forward to with pleas
urable anticipation by their many friends.
The musicale tomorrow afternoon at
Womans Club will be a brilliant event.
in which the best local and out-of-town
talent will take part.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Won Nickisch Rosenegk
will give a large and handsome dance Fri
day evening in honor of their daughter,
NJ ss Anna Thea Louise Rosenegl1, and the
monthly whist tournament of Woman's
Club will be played in the club parlors
Friday evening.
The Juniors Tea.
The annual silver tea given by the Junior ,
Hollywood Memorial Association last
Wednesday from to I p. NJ proved g;
great success, both socially and finan- /
cially
The reception committee included Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson. Mrs. j. Taylor Ely !
son, Mrs. n. V. Randolph Mrs. G.. w
Massie. Miss Isoline Moses, Miss Golden
berg and the officers Of the association /
Miss Annie Gray Miss Mary Baugl,man
Mrs, w NJ Wade, Miss Annie Jacobs and
Miss Bessie Hill.
Dainty refreshments We're served by the |
following young ladies': Misses Helen Nc
Intire, Rena Glazebrook, Helen Winn
Caroline Kidd, Maria Jones, Elsie Boy
kin, Lucy Wade. Lindsey Powers, IIath-
crime Watkins Bessie SeIden. Elizabeth
Townes, Nora and Meta Randolph, Mar
guerite Thaw and Misses Bankenship.
Delightful old Confederate songs werc
rendered in her usual exquisite manner by
Mrs. Clifton NJ. Miller, whose lovely so