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


Avenue. entertained al a very beauti-
ful luncl con Saturday. complimentary
TO the cebutantes. the guest OF honor
being Miss Emalinc Lea. OF Danville.
Va.
The table decorations were in pink.
filled with pink rosebuds. formed the
centrepiece. and at each plate were
smaller baskets OF violets
Miss Buffers guests were Miss F.ma-
line Lea, Of Danville Va. Miss Elsie
Wexford. OF Sabine Hall: Miss Flora
Mason OF Fredericksburg, Miss Nav
Carmichael OF Cincinnati. Miss Emily
Packard, Of Baltimore; Misses Lenore
Tinsley. Anita Cussens. Roberta Smith
Caroline Rennolds. Elsie Lindsey. Ro-
berta Trisg Lily West. Julia Joynes
and Julie Ostcrloh.
To Give Tea.
Miss Ruth Randolph Marston. Of No.
Zoos Monument Avenue. will entertain
at ono OF tho prettiest teas OF the mid
winter season. Saturday afternoon.
from I 20 o'clock.
Entertained Club.
Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh. Jr.. OF No 500
West Franklin. entertained the Green
horn club delightfully."- Saturday eve
ming.
Decorations we're in American Beauty
roses. and an elegant collation. was
served after the game.
Art Club Lectures.
Mr.. Waverly Brown will read a paper
on Early Painting" at the Richmond
Art club tomorrow afternoon at 4.I6
o'clock
Thursday evening at $50 O'Clock.
there will be a 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.
Tie board OF governors Of Milton Work
Whist club. at recent meeting. decided
TO disband the club on account or the
small attendance this year
c. M. L. S. to Meet.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society viii meet "Wednesday morning at
IL O'Clock
St. Johns Circle Meets.
St Johns Circle Kings Daughters.
will meet tins afternoon Al 4 o'clock ia
the homo al MIS-. = : Moore 40 2gOa
East Broad Street. a full attendance is
desired. a. arrangements for the annual
entertainment will be made
Musical Tea.
Mrs y. Sterling Graham. formerly OF
Richmond. now 81 Washington. enter
tanned Thursday afternoon IN the New.
Willard at "a delEhtful musical tea from
80 8. More than hundred guests
were 0rosent. despite Tho very Indictment
weather.
The guests Of honor were Mrs II. 4
Allen-Folmes and Miss Elisabeth Gene
we've Gwynne. who rendered in mas
terry manner very difficult and beau
tifui program. including Wagner
cycle Of solos and songs and seNera.
humble RS BY Greg
The young artists were heartily enc
cored and they gracioussy responded
Mrs Holmes playing a charming little
"Berceuse.'' comrosed while iu the
mountains 81 Virginia last summer
Richmond society in Washington was
well 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.
The invitation is printed on pale hun
paper WITH the badge 81 tho or9sniya-
tion at tho top. end reads a. follows.
Ye Beverly Manor CHAPTER or We
Daughters % We American Revolution
herebve requeste We honour ~ - ure
snncc at ye jamestown Assembly al
eight by We clock. on ye night OF Tues-
day. Va tWenty-ninth Of January nine
team hundred and raven 81 - bakvr4.