The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-09
Leaves for Mexico To-Day.

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Mrs. James Brown Potter, of New
York. who arrived in Richmond Thurs
day evening. leaves to-day by the noon
train for Mexico, where she will spend
the spring.
ARz Mr.. Potter owns a large plantation
in Mexico. and his Wife is fond OF the
climate of that country in spring. Mrs.
Potter stopped orerain Richmond to
visit her sister. Mrs. Frank w. Powers,
of No. sos Last Franklin Street.
Miss Coulter's Tea.
Miss Lucy Leo Coulter, of South Third
Il Street. entertained at pretty tea last
afternoon from to Z o'clock.
Her guests were the members Of the
younger set. who form such an attractive
element of Richmond society.
"A Young iadies receiving were: Misses
Willie Crutchtield, Helen Stagg, Charlotte
y Meade, Lucy Gwathmey, Louise Miller,
Lucy Witt, Annie Laurie Haynes, Camilla
Wexford, Katherine Gum and Louise
.Crump.
From $50 to u O'Clock in the evening
8 Miss Coulter entertained her receiving
party, together with the following young
genuemen:
Mcssrs. John Gwathmey, John Mum
ford. William Merrill, Westwood Will
liams, Lewis Larus, Robert Gwathmey.
John Royal. Eugene Gillian, Boiling
Coulter, Eugene Luck Allan Goolsby,
Samuel Woody, Dennis Wright J. II.
Bristow. W. II. Powell, Edward Cardozo
Deep Run Hunt Reception.
The Deep Run Hunt meet will take
place this afternoon at o'clock at
Brock Store.
Ladies scheduled to receive at the club
house after the meet are: Mrs. T. Mon
cure Perkins, Mrs. Elmore D. IIotchkiss,
Jr Mrs. James E Cannon, Mrs. Harry
Frazier, Mrs. Otto Netting Miss Norma
Stewart Miss Frances Scott, Miss Courte-
nay Crump and Miss julie osterloh.
Mrs. Macaulay Here.
Mrs. S. C. Macaulay, better known in
Richmond as Frances Little, is the guest
sof Mrs. Cameron Johnson, of No. 1908
q Park Avenue.
Mrs Macaulay's book, "The Lady of
tile Decora tons" has awakened wide
spread interest in the author; and Rich
mond people will be glad to make the
acquaintance Of so distinguished writer.
She is nearly related TO Alice Rice
3 lIagan, who wrote that most charming
story Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch
Charity Ball.
The most brilliant social event Of the
season in German-Amcrican circles was
the charity ball at the Masonic Temple
Thursday night, given under the auspices
&5of the Ladies' German-Amcrican Aid
Society.
The patrones1s were: Mrs. A. Won
Rosenegk, Mrs. Fred Brauer, Mrs. John
]. Stcinbrecher, Mrs. Adolph Hartung,
Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Adolph Volls-
man, Mrs. julius siewers, Mrs. William,
Grinmell and Mrs. C. Sauer. all of whom
contributed to make It decided success
The german Eas LED by Mr. Fred
Brauer and Mrs. a. Won Rosenegk
Others present We're: Mr. and Mrs
s William Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Schumacher, Mr., and Mrs. e. A.
Stumpf. Mr.. and Mrs. George Duebert
Mr.. and Mrs. Luebert. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred. Grirnmell, Mr.. and Mrs. Euglnt
Dietrich, MIR. and Mrs. Florsheim. Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
4 Rcll Mr.. and Mrs Herman hasten, Mr.
and Mrs. Schwalm. Mr.. and Mrs. II
Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs. Gasser, Mrs. Loef
ter, Mrs. Hassell and Mrs. Barnett. Miss
Anna Rosenegk, Miss El/anor SteAl
breciler Miss Elsie Brauer, Miss Minnie
Grimmel Miss Louise Henninghausen
I Miss Ruehrmund, Miss Florence Jacobs,
Miss Louise Zimmerman, Miss Alic
Raedy, Miss Agnes Hatke, Miss Rosin:
steinbrecher. Miss Marie Hennlrghal!sc,