The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-15

! months on the Continent. not return
ing to Virginia until some time in
October. on their return they will
sail from Naples.
Entertaining at the Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j, Rucker. the
latter formerly Miss sallie Stuar,
| Woods, daughter of Capt. and Mrs
Alicajah Woods. of Charlottesville
who are spending their honeymoon
| here, have been entertained extensive.
ly since their arrival. They We're
luncheon hosts at an old fashioned
Virginia supper at the Healing Springs
last week for large party. Mr.
Rucker is the son of Mrs. James Dun
of Chicago.
For Mr.. and Mrs. Hnbli.ton.
Mr. and Mrs James Aston Cabel
entertained at cards on Wednesday,
| evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
liam Merritt Habliston and Mr.. an6
| Mrs. William Arnistead Townes. Be.
sides the honorees, the guests presen,
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Leigh, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings C. Wise, Col.
! onel and Mrs. W. W. Sale, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Cunningham Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
! Cabell, Mrs. Kitty Scott McGilvra
Miss TONNES, Miss Elizabeth Selden,
John rutherford and Thomas L
Moore
Reception Lnst Thursday. -
Mrs Charles x. Bowers, Of us East
Franklin Street, entertained at
very handsome reception, followed by
dance, from to II o'clock last
Thursday evening. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in palms and
peonies, the mantels being banked
with Margucrites. An orchestra
played during the evening.
Mrs. Bowers received her guests
wearing handsome gown of black
crepe de chine. trimmed in Jet, and
carried a bouquet of white flowers.
Receiving with Mrs. Bowers were:
Mrs. c. p, Burruss, in black satin;
Miss Mary Glass. in blue crepe with
nosegay of sweetpeas. and Miss Steele,
IN pink messaline and bouquet of
sweetpeas.
Box Party.
Mrs. a. l. Mcclellan entertained a |
oarty of friends last week at box
oarty at the Academy Of Music. AZ
,er tho performance a beautifully APP
pointed supper was served at the JEFF
'erson. Hotel. Covers were laid for
six and the table was decorated in
pink and white peonies with a single
zoe to mark the place of each guest.
Yrs. Luce's Gard Party.
a beautiful card party was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gilbert Luce In their home. Gus
Park Avenue. The house was most
and attractively decorat-
i'd American Beauty roses in tall
Eases were used in the hall, baskets
IF red and white flowers in the library
and pink peonies and pink roses in
pink roses made a charming centre-
piece for the dining room table.
Mrs. Luce received in "a gown OF |
white wolfe. hand embroidered in
pink and white flowers. and carried a |
bouquet of orchids and lilies OF the
valley. !,
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges, Mrs. Charles
~ Culp and Mrs. Ware B. Cay pre-.
sided at the punch bowl
About sixty-tive guests were pres.
snt, and the first prizes were award
I'd to Mrs. Thomas Adkins and
Charles Coke. They were a silver
ehatelaine and poclsetbook ana a sill.
YER and cut glass ash receiver The sec
ond prizes were an imported lace fan,
won by Miss Pauline Powers, and a
clock in a silver stirrup, won by Hen
~ w, Rountree. and the consultations
We're spangled fan. drawn by Mrs,
Allison Hodges. and pair of silver
drinking cups In case OF Russia
leather. drawn by DR.. Joseph A.
White,
Returned From the South.
AIR and Mrs, Raymond z, Nielsen.
VINO have been spending soma time
IN Mobile, Ala, on their wedding trip,