The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
. SOCIlllEs' lTY 9

in tho work which will be required
of her. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis will d.
vide the winter between here and
New York, where tho formers husi-
ness demands much OF his time ut
present.
The Southern Relief ball WAS held
on Friday evening at the New Will
lard. and representative gathering
OF persons from official and resident
society and others coming from all
parts of the country were present
A number Of Richmond society peo.
pie also attended this affair.
Young society girls who assisted In
doing tho honors OF the evening were:
Miss Pauline Magruder. Miss Mr.
garet Murdaugh, MISS Phyllis Snyder,
Miss Sarah Parker. Miss Ruth Bowie.
Miss Mildred Fearn, Miss Julia Colds
borough. Miss Annie Irwin, Miss Alico
Shepard, Miss Carita Anderson, the
Misses Meyer, the Misses Downing,
the Misses Young, the Misses Heth.
Miss Clarice Wright, Miss Frances
Weeks. Miss Margaret Worthington,
Miss Nancy Johnson, Miss Elizabeth
Matile, the Misses Abbot, Miss Ear
tougher. Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss
Eleanor Terry, Miss Lucinda Penneba-
ker, Miss r. Il. Briscoe. tho Misses
MacMurray, Miss Halford. Miss Sallic
Griffith, the Misses Smith, the Misses
Bayne, the Misses HaXall, Miss Hitch
cock, Miss Robbyn Young. Miss Rita
Wrenn. Miss Margaret Price, Miss Ed
ma Saunders Miss Louise Rowser, and
Miss Margaret Gage.
In Honor OF Miss WnddIll.
Mrs. j. IA. c. Groner entertained
Thursday at an enjoyable oyster roast
Nh t., f~o
alcus Eankford, and her sister, Miss
Mary waddill. OF Richmond. Those
enjoying Mrs Groner's hospitality
were: Mrs. Mennlcus Lankford, Mrs.
Francis Steinmetz. Mrs Holt Page.
Mrs. W1ckham Cuthbert Taylor. Mrs.
William II. Taylor. Mrs. D. L. Gro
ner, Mrs. R. T. Thorp. Mrs. Arthur G..
Humphreys. Miss Waddill, Miss Ham
lin. OF Charlottesville, and Mrs.
Blanche Camp.
Miss waddlll has been entertained
a great deal during her stay in Nor
folk as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Landlord.
baltimore Debutantcs Entertained.
Mrs. S. Proctor Brady gave at her
home In Baltimore a luncheon for her
debutante sister, Miss Laura Emory.
Receiving with Mrs. Brady and Miss
Emory were: Mrs. German Hunt En-
DRY, Miss Elsa Brooke, OF Bryn Mawr,
Pa: Miss Sara Gibson and Miss Una
Hutton. The guests. who were seated
at small tables, each arranged with
masses of pink roses, were: Mrs. Tet-
ard. of New York; Miss Miller, of
Montclair. N. j.: Miss Eta Albert.
| Miss Constance Bentley. Miss Rehccca
Beverley. Of Virginia; Miss Edna
Bresee. Miss Florence Brush, Miss
Katharine Brady, Miss Mary Craw-
| ford, Miss Susan I7rick, Miss Eliza
beth Cuttings. Miss Anita Hoff, Miss
| Anita Hack, Miss Eleanor House, Miss
| Ellen Ligon, Miss Eugenia lowering,
Miss Credilla Miller. Miss Allison NIL
Ter, Miss Resale Page Miss Virginia
Ransom. Miss Alice Ridgely. Miss Mar
garet Robe, Miss Emily Randall, Miss
Elizabeth Spencer, Miss Elsie Watts.
Miss Mary Glare Warning, Miss Eliza
| beth Wood, Miss Dorothy Wilson and
! Miss Marie Yearley.
Mrs. Smiths Tea.
Mrs. Maurice Smith was hostess at
very charming tea OH Thursday
afternoon at her home on West Grace
! Street, In honor OF her daughter. Mrs.
Dean. and Mrs. Kerr, of Baltimore.
| The parlors were very artistically dec
cTdteu IN palms, IeiHS ana SSaiiSe
flowers. In the dining-room a basket
of Richmond roses and narcissus was
used as a centrepiece for the table,
and red shaded candles were used
throughout the house.
Mrs. Smith received in black lace
robe, with diamond ornaments and
| corsaEe bouquet of violets. Mrs. Dean
wore a gown of pink crepe and car
| ried nosegay OF pink buds and lilies.
Mrs. Kerr was handsomely gowned In
black satin and wore gardenias. Mrs.
Seldom Taylor, in white satin. pre-