The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-22

Mrs. Biddle A. I'leman. of ia East
| Main Street.
\ Games music and recitations ware
| the principal amusements of the even
ing, after which dainty refreshments
were served
The callers were Misses Helen, Kate
and Annie Fleet, Dorothy Bolcn, Maud
jackson, Essie Bugg, Lillian Edwards
and NJ Croxton; Samuel Fleet. Benta-
min Poythress. Roy Edwards, j. :.
| Reavis John Bolen, Eugene Jones.
! william Crozier, w. A. Stubs, Clarence
Campbell, A. 3. Belfeld. Messrs. Crox-
ton and Finch, and Mr.. and MIS-. g.
H. Bulman.
The out of town guests were NJ.
and Mrs. Charles II. Gibbes, OF Rum
| ford, Va.
Miss Tilghman left Friday for High.
land Park, where she will be the guest
| of Miss Alkaline Harris for several days
before returning to North Carolina
A Pleasant Program.
4 At the regular monthly meeting OF
! Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution, held satur-
| day afternoon in the home Of Mrs. John
! S. Muncc West Main Street, Mrs.
James Lyons read paper of historical
l value and interest and Mrs. william
VI. Strother. regent of the Lynchburg
Chapter, gave a talk on Richmond as
! a great patriotic centre. A large at
1 tendance enjoyed the program.
Have Accepted Invitations.
| Among the University of Virginia
men and members of the team who
| have accepted invitations to the
| Thanksgiving german are Craig Gull
| bertson, D. A. Hughes. J. r. Dibert
| Alex Mcdonald, Harry Warner. Jack
Jones, S. w. Honaker, .. W. Grant.
Joe Wood. Edwin Holiday, Wharton
Weems, Eddie Butler w. T. May,
kemper Yancey, J. S. Hewitt, w. CalSy,
F. p. Christian, C. B. Crawford, J. s.
Hume. Carl Schmidt. T. II. Cooke.
Horace Geyer. j. S. Elliott, T. Towles.
VI. Jones. II. r. Dulaney, II. NJ. Nelson.
g. r. Cecil. C. fleming, w. D. Bowe.
r. r. Reid. c. E. Moran, c. Williams
I. II. Todd, j. Driver, F. J. Roam, C. a.
Wilmer, j. ]. Goodwill. T ]. Martin, r.
n. Harrison, C. S. Grant. T. D. Minor.
j. H. Wexford. Parkey. Findlay,
Cannon, Harris and c. C. Johnson.
In the Debutante Circle.
At reception and dance given yes
terday evening in the ballroom OF the
Jefferson Hotel by Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Hugh Nelson. their debutante
daughter Miss Alice Coleman Nelson.
was introduced to Richmond society by
Mrs. Mann S. Valentine. Mrs. Nelson
not being present on account of her
mourning.
Flowers. palms and smilax were used
in profuse and beautiful decora-
lions Miss Nelson was gowned In
white and had quantities OF flowers.
She stood beside Mrs. Valentine. who
wore embroidered chiffon and net over
satin, with an elaborate sarniture of
applique.
All of the debutantes Were present,
and the ballroom was gay with pretty
faces and figures In pretty frocks,
nearly all of them carrying huge
bouquets of flowers
Miss Archer Joynes will make her
formal debut at a dance to be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Joynes In Ma
sonic Temple. on the evening Of De-
cember s.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Carter
Will be at home, Monday, December
$50 to o'clock P. NJ. in honor OF
their debutante daughter. Miss Isabel
Carter
Receptions TO Visitors
a series OF receptions to Educational
Conference visitors will be given al
Valentine Museum, beginning with
Wednesday and continuing through the
week, in the afternoon and evening.
Parior Talk mt Mrs. Clark's.
In the home of Mrs. Irvine Clark. on
North Thrty-hrst Street. at $3.50 o'clock
this evening, a parlor talk will be
given under the auspices of the Equal
Suffrage League of Virginia. The
league president and other members
will attend.
In and Out Of Town.
Miss Katherine Hagan will spend
some time with friends in Baltimore
and with schoolmates at Notre Dame.
not returning to Richmond until later
in the season.
Mrs. Adolphus Blair, who is the
guest OF friends In Lynchburg. was
entertained at bridge on Saturday last
by Mrs. Paul C. Edmunds.
Miss Margaret Williams, who has re
Gently been the guest of relatives and
friends In Richmond, Is now visiting
in Danville, Va.
Mrs. Courtney jenkins. of Norfolk,
is visiting friends in Richmond.
The Thanksgiving german at the
v. P. T., of Blacksburg, will be given
Friday evening, December 9, and
promises to be a brilliant affair
Miss Mary Hartwell is spending