The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-21
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


| AAIuce Ut iL3UOSltlOns
Many youthful members of tho four
hundred Of Richmond sociey. tho
jamestown Exposition officials and
their wives. Governor and Mrs. Swan
son and other pretty girls, who have
been assisting them to do the honor.
of the occasion, agree In thinking
Prince William OF Sweden a we'll set
up, handsome young fellow. who bears
| himself admirably, and is ready to re-
spond In the most cordial manner pos
sible to the many courtesies and hon.
ors paid him, as a royal guest TO the
State and to the Jamestown EXPOSE
| ton.
Monday afternoon President and Mrs.
prince at lunch In the New York Build
ing Afterward the Swedish Minister,
Lager Kranz. and Vice-Consu, Henning
1 Fernstrom gave him a dinner at the
! Virginia Club, in Norfolk. with decora-
tions showing blending OF American
and Swedish colors. and toasts were
drunk to the royal family of sweden.
President Roosevelt and the Princess
Palovna. of Russia. to whom Prince
William is betrothed.
While the dinner was in progress, a
number OF the Swedish midshipmen
who came over on the Fylgia. the
princes royal cruiser. met Virginia
and Richmond girls at the State build
ing, ard greatly enjoyed dance ar
ranged for them by Governor and
Mrs Swanson
Later In TIE evening every one of
the many invited enjoyed lawn fete
and dance at the Norfolk Army and
Navy Club, In the grounds OF which
| tall bushes of sweet bay. laurel and
lyew had been planted. Vari-colored
lanterns suspended with brilliant eff
feet. and electric bulbs and gilded
1 Chinese joss balls added to pictur-
esqueness and furnished subtle
Oriental perfume.
Among those present were Cover
no- and Mrs. Swanson. Minister and
Madame Lager kranz, Vice-Consul and
Mrs. Hennins Fernstrom. Hon. and
! Mrs. Henry ST. George Tucker. Lieu
tensnt-Governor and Mrs. ]. Taylor
Ellyson. Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Myers.
| General and Mrs. Nelson Henry. u. S.
A.: Senator and Mrs. 7. w. Dunn, CT
New York; Judge and Mrs. John Blod-
4 Eett, Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Ed
l wards, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamlin.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Gordon Miller, Adj
i lniral and Mrs. Frederick Harrington,
/ Admiral and Mrs. Robert Berry, Col
onei and Mrs. Harrison. U. s. a.;
Major and Mrs. Ridgeway. Captain and
Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. c, o. 3. Cowar-
din, Captain and Mrs. Victor Blue. Mr..
| Misses Garlic Minor, Meta Randolph.
Misses Garlic Minor, Meta Randoipth,
Page Aylett Royal. Elizabeth Wheat,
/ Nora Leary, Sallie Deane, Anne Faunt-
/ leroy. and Miss Pegram. of Rich
! mord; Misses Woodward. Bessie Bryan
i sioane, Amy Rogere Sloane, Maclean,
i Dennison. and Miss Dunn. OF New
! YORK; Miss Blodgett. OF Rhode Island;
Misses Myers, Hughes. Goodwin
Tucker, Bryan, Thorn, Brooke. Quinhy,
Payne and Preston. OF Norfolk; MISS
Broadhead. of Pennsylvania; Miss
4 Cccke, OF Roanoke: Captain Lindbers
Commander Enestorm. Lieutenant
:. Commanders Riben, de Klercker
Akermark. Eklund. Hitchcock, Barren
Beck Friis. Chief Engineer Falkmnn
attendant Lindgren and DR.. koreelt
from the Fylgia the captain and Oft
GERS OF the United States ships MIS-
souri,, Connecticut, Texas Minnesota
Vermont, Brooklyn and Franklin; Ut
, Rupert Blue, Lleutenants Fl. n. Cootes
Philip II. Bagby and Campbell; Cap.
tains Reid and Symonds, and Mr.
Thompson Kent, of Missouri.
Last evening the browning socia
. event of the princes stay in Virginia
: was the dinner given by Governor an
} Mrs. Swanson in the Chamberlin Hotel
The dinner company was elegant an
= the entire event planned and carrle'
: out with a spirit of Astounding hospi
: tally and good taste that Will enabl
r Mrs. Swanson to stand the test by COM
parison with any other of Prince WI
liam's American hostesses.
Merry Fox Hunters.
! Young ladies making up the numbe
. of Miss Patty Lois Hobson,s nous
: party at Mount Airy, In Powhatal
+ county, Misses Margaret Waddey, Bes
4 sic Jackson. Mary Scott Parrish, Mar,
) Patterson, Annie Keith Royal ant
Cary Valentine. of Richmond; Mis-
Ioulie Antrim, of Charlottesville; Mis-
: Lloyd, Of Lynchburg, and Miss Mar
! garet Eaglesfield. of indianapolis, ina
: babe adieu to their charming young
y hostess and returned to Richmond Mon
), day last.
\ one of the pleasantest episodes
: the house party was a fox hunt o.
7 Friday last, in which the girls an
S young men alike took the liveliest in
r terest Mr.. Oscar Thraves acted tn
y part of NJ f, f.. and, after long an
! exciting run, the fox was run to cart
: and the brush presented 70 MIS-
n En- glesfield Coon hunts by the llgh
= of tile moon and dances filled in othe
happy evenings.
Good-bys were said reluctantly, an
Miss Patty Lois Hobson compliments
as a most successful originator Q
n new and pleasant ideas IN the line o
$ entertaining.
= Among the young men at the hous'
q party were: Messrs. st. George Cooke
$ Nelson Robins, William Crump Tucker
8 Crank Sutton, Warner Robins, Bernard
n Walden, John and Macon Hobson, Ro.
and Fontaine Jones, Thomas Broken
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