The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
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~ ONERNOR-EDlSCT AMI nlt.S'
HODGES MANN will receive a
w their inaugural reception In tn
E mansion on Tuesday evening from o t.
III o'clock, the oatl, OF office beins
administered on the morning of tina
day. There have been so many famous
inaugural entertainments In the spaci-
GUS and historic mansion, sd many fam
+ lous men OF this state and represents
hive. not only diplomats but members
OF the royal families of foreign coun-
tries that 1t seems that the beautiful
4 ihospitalitios OF the past VIII but he
sprophetic OF future brllliancy in the
4 hands of the new regime.
I'm Honor of Miss wilson.
"a Miss Willis Wilson, whose wedding
4 10 Barksdale Lathrop, of Richmond, is
TO take place early In February, was
the guest OF honor Wednesday at a
beautiful afternoon reception in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Carver.
Charleston. West Virginia. Misses
Ethel Carver, Ella Anderson and
The AFTERNOON. and In the receiving line
with Miss Wilson Were Misses Helen
t.athrop. of Richmond. and Miss Mat
lie Edgar. of Scranton. Pa. The hand
some home of the Caryers was clabor-
,tely decorated in gold and green
throughout, and in the dining-ro yell
ow tulips formed an effective centre
piece. Misses Elma Smith, Katherine
oyer, Elizabeth Peyton Virginia Jarrett,
lillian Carver and f'yeleth McConillay
assisted in receiving and serving the
5suests. Mrs. Dan Mathews poured
Chocolate and Mrs. Fred Boyce pre-
sided at the tea table.
About $50 guests called between
md o'clock Among them were:
Kisses Eleanor Montgomery and Helen
.athrop, of Richmond.
Hostess at Ten.
Miss Pearl Heck. Of Raleigh, North
Carolina, entertained few friends at
IS o'clock tea given at the Jefferson
IN Monday afternoon. Miss Heck
vas one of the attendants at the Cary
i.ecil wedding, which was fashion,
g.bic event last week.
n Honor of Miss Isancs.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams enter
aimed boS-party at the Bijou Thea
re last night In honor of her sister.
sfiss Isaacs. a beautifully appointed
upper followed the performance in
he Jefferson Hotel. Decorations were
N pink and white roses.
70 Meet at Woman's Club.
Miss Jane rutherford, president of
he Southern Industrial Educational
association in Richmond, has called a
leeting at the Woman's Club this af-
,ernoon at half-past 4 o'clock. This
ranch of the work was originated
mong tho members of the Woman's
Tub who became interested in the
York after hearing Mrs. Gielow's adj
ress in their club some weeks past
ut all ladies in the city interested in
ny way are cordially invited to at
end the meeting to-day.
There are numbers of white children
n the mountains and remote rural
istrfcts of our State. who have little
y no means of education. They live
the densest ignorance and in most
asses the direct poverty and the oh
ect of this worthy movement is to i'm
lrove economic conditions, thus max
ng good citizens as well as fitting
hem for their hfework. an< thus
making them independent of assist
ilnee and retaining a number from
= rirnes that are the result of igno-
bance and -to-mouth existence.
u is hoped that a large number of the
somen of Richmond will attend the
sleetfns this afternoon.
iiss Trlbott Honcrcd.
Mrs. w 7. Broome entertained yes
srday afternoon at her home in Nor
llh al q very pretty bridge party in
onor of her guest, Miss Talbot of
richmond. There We're three tables
nd prizes were awarded to Miss Emil
Taylor! who was presented with a
liver picture frame for the highest
core; Miss Clara Goodwin drew the .
onsolation. dainty picture, and Miss
abbott was given an exquisite work a
ag as the guest prize c
Mrs. Broome's guests were Mrs n