The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-14
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n IN ISIS JELLIS SCOTT was hostess
l\/Isaatqga very charming tea on
AYl Wednesday afternoon between
tho hours OF 5 and Z O'clock at her
homo, 1906 Park Avenue, In honor Of
Miss Jane Walters, OF Stauntor, the
attractive house guest OF Miss Mar
garet Waddey. The parlors and din-
ing-room were most effectively deco
rated In masses OF pink roses, rurcls-
sus and shaded candles. a BASKET OF
tho Same flowers being used as u cen-
trepiece for ting table.
Miss Scott, who is one OF the attrac-
tive members of the younger set who
have not yet been formally presented
to society, wore o. gown OF apricot
satin embroidered in pearls and re-
ceived with the guest of honor, MISS
walters. who wore q gown OF Vhite
chiffon. trimmed liz gold. Others as
sisting Miss Scott in doing the hon
orr OF the occasion were: Misses Syl-
via Augustine, In blue messaline; En-
ma Gray White, in pink chiffon; Lucy
Beveridgc, in blue chiffon, and Miss
Katherine Robinson, In pink messa-
line. Misses Carrie Waddey, Mar
garet waddcy. Mary Chalmers and
1mogen Hiddick served.
Dinner for Mrs. henson.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Chaplain. OF
Washington. entertained a party at
dinner Wednesday, evening In hond'
OF their house guest, Mrs. Edmund H.
Benson, OF Richmond. The additional
guests were: Captain and Mrs. Mar
shall and their house guest. Siiss u
Ivan, of New York; Captain and Mrs.
Hannay. Frederick e. Steyens, and
John II. Nelson.
Miss Beverly HOnOred.
Mrs. Robert Eurwell entertained on
"wednesday evening at a small infor-
nal supper at her home. 1913 Mount
Royal Avenue. Baltimore. III honor OF
four of the geason's most attractive
debutantes-Misses Corinne Williams.
nebecca Beverly. Alice Rtdgely and
Rosaiie Braxton Page.
MISS Beverly IS a very attractive
Virginia girl III is making her de-
but In Baltimore. she has frequently
visited relatives In Richmond. and
spends most Of her time with rcia-
tivcg in Fauquier county.
Mrs. Smith 10 Entertain.
Mrs. Maurice T. Smith, of 500 West
Grace street. will give an afternoon
tea on Thursday. January 20, in honor
Of Mrs. Robert r. Kerr, of Baltimore.
and Mrs. Claude N. Dean. Mrs. Kerr
is the wife OF DR.. Kerr. for many years
pastor OF h First Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Rinchnrt Engaged.
Friends In Richmond arc interested
In an announcement made by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Rinehart, OF Coyinston
va, OF the engagement Of Their
daughter. Bessie Lewis. 10 Christian
a. Muller, OF San francisco, Cal. The
wedding Will be celebrated In June.
Visiting Relatives Here.
Mrs. Joseph E. Taylor and Miss
elizabeth Taylor. of Woodland, nea,
panviIie, who spent the month OF De
cember in New York and the frs
weeks In January visiting Mrs. ALDER
Brocaett, in Alexandria. are now tn
guests of relatives In this city.
sucn society to Meet.
The annual m~ass-meeting of tn
Evangelical Society Will b
held in the First Presbyterian Churc'
on Sunday, January i6, at s p. n
The address will be made by the Re'
sylvester w. Meach. pastor OF tn
First Presbyterian Church. Princeton
n. J.. the same church attended b
Grover Cleveland. DR.. Beach was D
Henry Van Dykes successor. and &c
two years was the representative {
the Mccall Mission in Paris. and wa
connected with the American Chap
there. lie VIII SPEAK Oh EloueiH Soh
ditions In France. The public is col
daily invited to attend.
Mss Prince "A Bridesmaid.
Miss Lulie Prince, of this city. "
one of the bridesmaids at the ma
rage OF Miss Bessie Drewry, daught'
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blount Drew
ry, to Eppa Beale Prince. which toe
place on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock insthe Clarksburg Methodt
Church. Southampton county.
birthday Celebration.
The birthday OF Mrs. Robert Pa
Grynes was pleasantly celebrated
a family party given in the home
her son, Peyton Grymes. 1915 we
Grace Street, "Wednesday evening. II
son. Thomas Gryincs, OF West Virgin
and her daughter, Mrs. Henley.
Winterpock, came to Richmond In no
or OF tho occasion. The dinner W
beautifully appointed, and when 7
birthday cake, with its candles, "
brought on, Mrs. Grymes was made 7
happy recipient of a purse contalnil
a gold coin for every year OF her IL
Many other friends remembered I
anniversary in a specially pleasa
way
TALLY Mt Reservoir. -
The young peoples rally at the W
Einia Railway and Power Assoclat.
building has been arranged pS u
Paul Pearcc. and takes place SUM
afternoon, January 10, at o;s0 cios
Rev. n. d. c. Maclachlan, OF seven