The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Mrs. A. Young. Mrs. Lawson Younger.
In Honor Of Miss Toynes.

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Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter entertained
at beautifully appointed luncheon yes
terday III honor OF one OF the Beason'H
most charming buds, Miss Julia Joynes.
Among those present were Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Carter, Mrs. Levin Joynos, Miss
Julia Joynes, Miss Caroline Rennolds.
Miss Elsie Lindsey. Miss Page Royal,
Miss Roberta Trigg Miss Roberta Smith.
Miss Mary Butler, Miss juliet Keith, Miss
julie Osterloh. Miss Packard, of Balti-
more; Miss Hamilton. Of Petersburg; Miss
Lloyd, of Lynchhurg, and Miss Elsie
Wexford, OF Sabine Hall, Richmond
county.
Pretty Tea.
Mrs. Austin Hart Burr. OF No. zoos
MONUMENT Avenue, was hostess at beau
tiful tea yesterday afternoon from to Z
o'clock.
PINK sweet peas and pink roses. with
palms and ferns, were effectively used IN
the decorations. The table was unusually
pretty. Ropes OF smilax extended from
the chandelier to the four corners OF the
table. The centrepiece was large wicker
basket filled with pink roses. while small
er baskets Of sweet peas were at tho
corners.
Mrs. Burr received her guests in q hand
some gown Of white net, with berthe
OF duchess lace, and diamond ornaments.
Receiving with her were Mrs. Adolphus
Blair, In pink crepe do chine. princess
lace and pearls; Mrs. o. J. Sands, In blue
crepe de chine, Irish lace and diamonds;
Mrs. Llttleton Marye. in white lace; Mrs.
Burton Mnrye, in pale green chiffon cloth,
and Mrs. Abram Warwick. In black laco
over white chiffon and taffeta-
Miss Hester Cabell Tabb presided at the
punch bowl, which was wreathed with
smilax and adorned with clusters of
sweet peas.
Young girls assisting In the dining
room were Misses Halle and Jennie Tai
cott Resale shafer. Virginia Chamber
layne, Lucille Ravenscroft and Nellie
Payne.
T. NJ. r. Talcott. Miss Eva Talcott,
Mrs. John w. Harrison. Mrs. Luther
Warren, Mrs. Alfred Poor Of Balti-
more; Mrs. ]. B. Winston, Mrs. w. c.
Camp. Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr.. Mrs.
Charles Boiling. Mrs. B. II. Ellington,
Mrs. Stephen Beveridge. Mrs. Thomas
B. Scott. Mrs. B. Randolph Wexford,
Mrs. Walter K. Martin Mrs William 4.
Oppenheimer. Mrs. Pleasanton L. Con-
quest. Mrs. j. Jordan Leake, Miss Car
ter Penn Lewis, Mrs. Horace Graham
Buchanan, Mrs. Parke Benjamin ITALIA
ferro, Mrs. Conway Robinson Sands.
Mrs. George j. Freedley, Mrs. Coleman
Workman, Mrs. William j. Leake Miss
Lilias Blair Cary Mrs. r. Turner Ar
rington. Mrs. Robert Scott Chamber
layne. Mrs. George Stanley Parker,
Mrs. Stuart Hume, Miss Guigon. Miss
Lou Belle Catesby Jones. Mrs George
T.. Fender, Mrs. Addison L. Holiday,
Mrs. Edgar Daily Taylor, Mrs. William
Meade Addison, Mrs. William Alfred
Crenshaw. Mrs. Victor NJ. Cluis. Miss
Greenhow, Mrs. e. A. Baughman. Miss
Mary Barney Baughman, Miss Con-
quest, Mrs. Malvern Courtney Patter-
son, Mrs. F. Fl. Deane. Mrs. Percy Mon
tague, Miss Sallie w. Greenhow, Mrs.
George Schoen. Mrs. John Pendleton
Kennedy, Miss Parker, Mrs. A. Reid
Venable and others.
Mrs. Jones to Entertain.
Mrs. Hampton Stewart Jones, of No.
| 307 South Third Street. will entertain
| this afternoon at handsome recep-
ton.
Ladies receiving with Mrs. Jones
| will! be Mrs. L. r. Organ. Mrs. Julian
Barbour Organ and Mrs. Stanley Berry
Tyler,
Mrs. James T. rutherford. Jr., and
Mrs. Frederick Peasants will preside
at the punch bowl, and others assist
| ing in the dining-room Will be Mrs
Norman Field Short, Mrs. Robert Sid
ney Tuck, Misses Lucy Christian. Jean
| Knox, Sherrard Wilcox, Juliet Keith
Alice and Louise Yancey. Gay Wilbon
| Mary Frayser. Elizabeth Stevens and
Marie Sterling Jones.
Mrs. Jones is most attractive and
| charming young matron, and her tea
will be one of the prettiest OF the mid
| winter season.
Daughters Of the Club.
A number of young ladies known
as the Daughters of the, Club, were en-
tertained Friday evening in Woman's
Club at a bridge party, followed by
dancing.
Mrs. Chiles NJ Terrell and Miss Lou
| Knox chaperoned the party. Special
guests of the evening were Miss Leta
rutherford. of Baltimore; Miss Elsie
Wexford. of Sabine Hall, and Miss
| Elise Clark, of Clarkton.
Others present were the Daughters
and their escorts as follows: Miss Mar
| tina Robinson, Miss Bernard Cooke
Miss Mary Heath davenport. Miss Bes-
| sic Upshur. Miss Jessie Hazard Miss
Lucy Christian. hiss sherrard Wilcox.
Miss Resale Jones, Miss Rena Glaze
brook, Miss Martha Landstreet, and
Mr.. Robert Blair, Mr.. John Parrish, Mr..
! George Mayo, Mr.. Lewis Blair, Mr..
Henry Elicit, Mr.. Bernard Robb. Mr..
Frank Hill. Mr.. NOVEL;, Mr. John
Cecil, Mr.. George Scott Mr. fountaina
Jones, Mr. Thomas w. Brockenbrough
Mr. Fercy Pcmberton and Mr.. Chiles
M. Terrell.
Mrs. Johnson Honored.
Miss Bessie Doyle, OF Norfolk. will
entertain at tea this afternoon In
honor Of Mrs. I. Branch Johnson, of
| Norfolk, and Miss Louise Haskins. Of
| Lexington, Va.
Mrs, johnson was formerly Miss Louise
Herbert, OF this city, and Miss Hasdns
| is also we'll known here. having at
| tended Mrs. Johnson as bridesmaid at
her wedding In December last.
Annual Tea.
The Rebekah Peterkin Circle of King
Daughters will give their annual silver
| tea for the benefit OF the Shelterlng
Arms Free Hospital tomorrow (F'riday)
afternoon from 8 to o'clock at NO.
| GIT West Grace Street,
| This circle is noted for Its beautiful
teas and delightful refreshments. Several
solos and duets will be rendered.
The following young ladies Will serve:
Misses Virginia and Ida Fleming, Jose
phine Elicit, Rena King. Louise Lor-
raine, Alice Nelson. Virginia Watkins,
| Charlotte Meade and Blanche King.