The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-08
S0clAl and
Personal.

A MOTHER very attractive function.
~ given In honor of NIrs swan
son. was u beautifully ap-
pointed dinner last evening at
which Colonel and Mrs. j. Scott
Parrish. of 92S West Franklin Street.
were hosts. Richmond roses dec
Grated the entire house, and hand
painted miniatures marked the places
Of the guests. Candles shaded In white
and silver and q long oval of scarlet
roses formed attractive table decora
tions. Covers were laid for twelve
and those present included: Governor
and Mrs. Claude a. Swanson, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Landon Cabell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eppa HINTON. .Jr., Mr. and Mrs
w II. White, Mrs. Arthur Glasgow.
of London. England ana Mr.. and Mrs.
j. scott Parrish.
In Honor OF Miss Patton.
Mrs. Franklin cow1es woodward has
sent out invitations for, tea to be
given at S o'clock on Friday. Jan
nary IA, in her home. 1900 West Ave-
nue., In honor of Miss Nancy Patton.
Il debntantc of the winter
I.cnyes for Cincinnati.
Miss May Carmichael will leave this
morning for n visit to her sister Mrs.
George Haydocis. In Cincinnati. Miss
Earmichacl has been visiting In Rich
been much entertained. She has been
the guest while here of Mrs. r. 49,
Wexford, Miss Fannie Hobson and
Miss Kathleen Bruce In February
she expects to visit friends In Fred
ericksburg.
Card Party T0-SiEht.
Ensign Russell crenshaw. OF the
United states ship Virginia, VIII en-
terrain this evening at hig home, 1916
ut ra RI g fy, ne 1, q.
house guests. who are also naval men.
and are doing service on the United
states ship Virginia.
Hop Mt the Hermitage.
Tho usual Saturday afternoon hop
will take place at the Hermitage Golf
Club and as usual will be very at
tractive affair The music Is always
.rt feature OF the Saturday afternoon re-
ceptions at the dub, and gay little
parties attend them each week. re-
manning for supper
MISS Doyle's Card Party.
Miss Bessie Doyle was hostess Tues
day morning at very delightful card
party given at her home in Norfolk
in honor OF the Misses Burruss, of
Wilmington, N. c.. who are visiting
Mrs Burruss Corprew at Edgcwylter.
There were TWO tables OF bridge whist
and prize presented for the highest
score made at each table
Those playing were Mrs. r. Garnett
Jordan, Mrs. l. Branch johnson. Mrs.
Menalcus Landlord. Mrs. II. Garrett
Smith Miss Bessie Burruss Miss Eio-
wine Burruss. Miss Louise Jones and
Miss Bessie Merritt.
DIR. weymouth Here.
DR.. John II Weymouth. Of Elkins,
w Va. formerly OF this city, Is on
visit to his sisters, Mrs. Mary d. Wal
den and Miss Hennie n Weymouth. at
their home. 4oi East Leigh Street. DIR.
Weymouth has wide circle of friends
in this city, who arc delighted at his
return.
Returns to Roanoke.
birs. C. 9. Taiiaferro. who has been
the guest of friends here to attend
the marriage of Miss Lucy Newton
Christian to James Arnbler Johnston,
which took place on "wednesday eve
ming in Monumental Church, will re-
turn shortly to her home in Roanoke.
Dance Tuesday Night.
The members OF the Salem Roanoke
College German Club gave a most en-
joyable hop last Tuesday evening
from 500 TO 1880 In the dining room
OF the Hotel Crawford, Salem. Va.
The music was furnished by the Clark
orchestra, of Roanoke. Those dancing
were Miss Annie McConkey. with w.
Lyle 3lcCiung; Miss Nan Logan. with
Rufus Bowman; Miss Nancy Logan,
with Rappi Myers; Miss Sadie Bowles,