The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

3. Hodges, Mrs George Goodridge, Mrs.
! Branch Johnson. Mrs. Richard Nell
weine, Miss Caroline Gray. Miss Helen
| Hughes, Miss Waddill. OF Richmond:
| Miss Talbot, Miss Goodwin, Miss Annie
Henry, Miss Emily Taylor and Miss
Williams.
Mrs. Jackson Entertained.
Mrs. L. T. Letter, of Washington.
who has as her house guests Mrs.
Stonewall Jackson and the latter's
granddaughter, Mrs. Preston, of Ten
nessee. asked company to meet them
at luncheon Wednesday.
The other guests were Mrs. Charles
Anderson. sister of Mrs. Taft: Mrs.
Dickinson, wife of the Secretary of
War: Mrs. William J. Calhoun. wife OF
the new minister to China, and house
guest of Mrs. Dickinson: Mrs. Hender-
! SON OF England, whose husband wrote
Ihe Life of Stonewall Jackson" and
who is Mrs. Letters house guest. Mrs.
| Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. Beach Grant.
Mrs John Wyeth, Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
Mrs. Nathaniel Shalcr, Mrs. John HAYS
J Hammond, Mrs John r. Williams, Mrs
Robert w. Patterson. Mrs. r. r.
Crowninshield, Mrs W. w. Wother-
| spoon and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth
MRS Jackson and her granddaughter
were guests OF friends in Richmond
early IN the winter. and were much
entertained during their stay.
Annual Meeting.
a cordial invitation is extended to
an interested in the Young Women's
christian Association to attend the
annual meeting. which Will be held
n a., inc association building, 7oo East
FRANKLIN Street, tonight at $40
o'clock. A most attractive program
mas been arranged, and the speaker for
the evening VIII be Miss Agnew. sec
rotary of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association in Toledo, Ohio. This
association has just completed a new
building, which is very attractive.
Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Boiling have
issued cards for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Mary Field, and DR..
Robert Baylor Shackelford, which is to
take place on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary s, at the chapel of the Uniyer-
sity of Virginia.
At Home This Afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Campbell Mead will, he
it nome informally in her apartments,
FOG Howitzer Place, this afternoon to
callers at o'clock.
Misses Mary Barney and Sarah
Baughman. Of 922 West Franklin
Street, will also be at home this az
.ernoon at 4 o'clock.
Yrs. Lcigh's Ten.
Mrs. EEbert G. Leigh Jr.. of 5N4
west Franklin Street, gave reception
oh tuesday In honor of Mrs. Virgil r.
of New York, who is SPEND
Ing the winter in Richmond. The
Leigh home was decora ed with ouan-
titles OF. flowers, a different color idea
being carried out in each room. one
OF the most attractively arranged spots
was the conservatory, which with its
green latticed walls, proved most
directive background for lovely bask-
cts or crimson carnations and South
srn amilaX, The dining-room was en-
'irely In pink, with a French basket
OF ehchahtress carnations as centre
piece.
Mrs, Leigh received with Mrs RAN
dolph and Mrs. Saunders Hobson. Mrs,
Richard Evelyn Byrd of Winchester.
and Mrs. John Shelton Williams pre-
sided over the punch bowl, and others
assisting Mrs. Leigh included Mrs.
Ashton Starke. Mrs. A. u. Williams.
Miss Florence Talbot, Miss Cally Ry-
land, Mrs. j. Jordan Leake. Miss
Townes. Miss ella Cooke, Miss Charles
Boiling. Mrs. Buck. Miss Parke Taylor.
Miss Frances Myers, Mrs. John Skel-
ton Williams, Miss May Jones and
Miss Carolyn Martin.
Yrs. H0sher's Card Party.
Mrs. Robert Boshor, OF 2 East |
rankin street gave beautiful card |
party Tuesday evening in honor of her I
son and daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Hinton Bosher, who wore mar |
'ied in November, The guests included |
number Of the young friends of Mrs
Lewis Kosher, and the girls were in
vited at $50 to play bridge, with the
men coming in at 10 o'clock for SUM
per.
Mrs, Kosher gowned in black satin
and lace, with a corsage bouauet OF |
orchids. received with Mrs. Lewis Bo- !
sher IN the front drawing -room. The
latter wore white satin gown
trimmed with point lace, and had a
valley.
Very attractive prizes were given
tor the highest score. at each table,
some Of them being silver picture