The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30

Booth to Introduce ~
, Benjamin Saunders Booth, .ornlciiy
Miss Evans, Of ST. LOUIS l,ivse 20
ccviny were: Mrs. D. ". ,,oo, ,, Mss Mss
Leslie Booth. Mrs. u :. boo.',. Wis.
T.. II. Booth, Miss Nora Epps' - - ,,tas.,.
stone. Mrs. Joseph u. Plinee' y. go,
Ington: Mrs. NJ. j. Dafden, ~ NV
song Miss Faulkner presided ut tho
n1ncl, bowl. and the house was az
tractivolv decorated throughout with
lilics palmE ferns and lighted cam
dles 4 ceutrcpiecc OF Bride roses
and smilax was used on t,ic .aple -.
The dining room, and boW!s VI FUSES
on the Inantc
Card Party Yesterday.
Mrs Samuel ID. Davies ehtertai1cu
at very attractive bridge party yes
terday afternoon at la,i
o'clock. in her apartments at Inc Ilht
over. in honor OF Mrs. Edward y. Du
gas. of birmingham, Alau Formerly u
Augusta. Ga, and Miss Maria sass
Tuggle, OF Blackstone, va.
Mrs. Dugas wore gown or ilEnt
grey panne crepe, deliberately en-
broiderct. and diamond orhamchts.
Miss Tugglc wore pale plue .ietcor
crepe. Mrs Davies WIS .issisteu
receiving by her sister, MITE i.opcr.
G.. Thornton, and wore na,,usoule
rowr, of white embroidered nun, over
pink taftcta, with corsaso pouauet VI
violets and lilies OF tue valley.
Thc rooms were decorated In an ef.
fective arrangement of pink carna-
tions aud Killarney roses. with a
banking or ferns and smilax OH the
mnntel and lighted candles, shade in
roso color. Handsome prizes were
awarded Mt each table.
Mrs Davics's guests included: Mes
DANES .. C. Dugas. William Marshall
n +. Antrim. NJ u. Hoge, p. a. 1rv-
ing r. III. Nash. NJ. GLORY, Mary L.
IJarnum. Leslie YOUNG, u. r. Williams.
+ G. Woodward. c. p. stokes, Misses
Anita Clarke, Elise Clarke, OF Halifax
county: Bessie Seldcn and Maria Tug
gle. -
Visiting Friends and Relatives.
on THURSDAY last, Miss Emily L.
Clark, of 10 North Fifth street, lett
for q visit to Bishop Lloyds daughters
IN Alexandria. Later, she will be the
guest of Mrs s. 4. Wallis, wife of
professor Wallis. OF the Virginia The
illogical Seminary, and before return
Ing home she will also spend some
time with her aunt. Mrs. John sher-
man Tapscott. Of Baltimore.
Luncheon for Mrs. SWANSON.
Mrs. Thomas stokes gave a farewell
luncheon at the Jefferson Hote4 yes
terday in honor of Mrs. swanson
The table was arranged with CEN
trepiece of nignonette and tulips. and
mace cards were hand painted min!a-
lures.
Ciovernor-elect Mann and Mrs. Mann
will arrive in tho Executive Mansion
to- morrow evening at o'clock. to DO
house guests OF Governor and Mrs.
swanson until Tuesday, when the Gov
eror will escort his successor TO the
Crapitol to take oath of Office. and his
wife will be escorted there BY SITS.
swanson. Tuesday afternoon Cover
nor and Mrs Swanson will go to
Washington, p. c.. to remain at the
New Willard for two days and then
10 start for New Orleans After the
Mardi 6ras they will visit Old Next
co, Arizona and California, returning
in the spring to their country estate,
Eldon, near Chatham.
Guest of Mrs. Brock.
Mrs. f. P. wilkins. of Rivcrton, Va,
formerly Miss Alice Brock is the
guest of Mrs. C. w r. Brock at 2es
East Franklin Street. Mrs. wilkins
and Mrs. Brock Will go to Norfolk on
Tuesday next to spend the remainder
of the week with Mrs. Brooks daugh-
ter, Mrs Floyd Hughes m
or Interest Here. 81
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas II. Gordon on-
tcrtainea at dinner Thursday evening
at their residence, 1909 North Charles
Street. Baltimore. Covers were laid
for sixteen, and the decorations were
pink roses and asparagus vino
Mrs. Gordon will also entertain at
luncheon on Wednesday, February :.
Mrs Gordon is very we'll known In
Richmond. where she has frequently
visited relatives, and has a":bcautiful
| country place in Fauquier county, Va.
TO Lecture ut the Art Club.
| Warrington Dawson, who will ad :
| dress the members of the Woman's
Club on Monday afternoon. will also
give a lecture on cart" at half-past
! s o'clock Tuesday night before the
members of the Richmond Art Club
and their friends
| H0Hmau-Bullnrd.
Tho marriage of Miss Julia Wyatt
Billiard, daughter of Mrs. Louise o
Billiard and the late Clifford sayles
Billiard. to Fraser Otey Hoffman. OF
Rocky Mount, took place yesterday
afternoon at half-past 4 o'clock In the
Radford Presbyterian Church, the