The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
Society

It's hefBht ABOUT nail alteT IouF. the
rooms, which were attractive with
bowls of roses and ionauils, were we'll
filled.
Among those present were: Mrs.
BENJAMIN III. Nash. Miss Ellen Jones,
Miss Reynolds, of Berryville. Va. Miss
Beulah Pattison, Mrs. Travers, of
dlassborough, n. j.. Mrs. y, W. Tray-
ers. Mrs, Charles Evelyn Smith, Mrs,
Decatur Axteli, Mrs. George Ainsiie,
Mrs. James ALFRED pattison, Mrs
Howard ID. Hoge, Mrs. Edmund Har-
rison Hoge. Mrs. William Porterfield,
Miss Cornelia Watkins, Mrs Harry ii.
Smith, Mrs. Robert w. Williams, Mrs.
Warren p. Taylor, Miss Lucie $. Wal
lace. Miss Wallace, Mrs. McCance.
Mrs. James ID. Crump, Mrs. George
Bryan, Mrs. George Wayne Anderson,
Mrs RICHARD II. Johnson. Mrs. Her
bert W. Jackson. Mrs, Robert Carter
Nelson, Mrs. w. l.. Clack. Mrs. Alfred
Ball Carter, Mrs. Henry l.. Heartwell,
Mrs. Samuel w. Williams, Mrs. John
Dunn, Miss Lucy Williams, Mrs. Geo.
s. WEIGH, Mrs. Stewart Kline, Miss
Louise Williams. Mrs. J. Allison
Hodges. Mrs. Lewis Blair, Mrs Addi-
son Hills Mckay and Mrs A. NJ Neff.
breakfast for Debutantes.
Mrs. Harry w. Hazard, who has
apartments at the Jefferson for the
winter gave "a beautifully appointed
breakfast at the Jefferson Wednesday
afternoon at / o'clock in honor of
her debutante niece, Miss Elsie Har-
rison Jonquiis and lilacs were table
decorations, with the charm always
TO be found in the early spring flow
ers. Covers We're laid TOR thirty. and
the guests included the girls in the
debutante set,
Mrs. Philip Taylor Enter,ains.
Mrs. Philip Taylor entertained at
one OF the most attractive receptions
of the season Tuesday afternoon from
. TO ! O'Clock at her home on East
Grace street. Palms and smilax were
arranged with much grace and beauty
about the hall and rooms. in the
drawing rooms. vases of pink roses
were very effective against the back
ground of ported plants. Jonquiis
held riotous sway, with their brights
bits of color in the reception room,
and the dining room was especially
pretty in pink and green. The mantel
was banked with ferns and roses and
& large French basket of Killarney
buds, tied with pink sauze. ornament
ed the center of the table.
Mrs. Taylor received her guests
with Mrs. Lee Sutton. of Petersburg,
1 Il
satin with an overdress of black lace
Mrs. Taylor's gown was of pale wis
terra satin with silver lace and crys-
tai trimmings and draped in chiffon.
She wore q corsaEe bouquet OF or
chids and gardenias.
Assisting Mrs. Taylor in entertain
| ing were Mrs. James Caskie Mrs, W,
S. Rhoads, Mrs. Charles Bosher, Mrs.
William Meade Clarke, Mrs. w. IL.
Sadler, Miss Elizabeth Jeffress and
Miss Anita Cussens.
Between $50 and 200 guests called
during the afternoon.
Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. William n. Palmer. Jr. will
be hostess at q bridge luncheon at
the Country Club Thursday in honor
of Miss Isabelle Carter. Her guests
will include twelve debutantes Of the
season.
German ON Feb. Z.
The Tuesday german, which was in
correctly announced to take place
Tuesday evening, January 81. win be
given on the regular date, February
I, when the same features of pink
and green decorations and Mr.. Hoteh-
kiss leading will obtain.
Charity bali Minuet.
\ Under the skiltui direction of Prof
zebicy. Of Washington, .. c., one of
the premier dancing masters in the
United States. and We'll known to all
Richmond rfequenters of the Green
brier White sulphur Springs rehear-
sails for the charity ball minuet are
being held weekly. The minuet will
be the great opening feature of the
ball which will take place on February
"a. and will be led by Mrs. Frank Nc
Carthy. dancing with Mr.. Palmer
Leigh SIXTEEN
pate:
Mrs. Barksdale Lathrop, dancing
with Mr.. Barksdale Latiirop.
Mrs. H. Newton Vaughan with Mr.
/. Newton Vaughan.
Miss Zayde Branch with Mr. Cecil
Stevens.
Miss Lucy Ford Workman with Mr.
Addison Rennoids.
Miss Barbara Trigg with Mr.. Rob-
ert Auniord.
Miss Ella Buck with Mr.. Gordon
Smith. NJ
Miss charIotte Bemiss win Mr..
stuart Christian,
Miss Kate Meredith with Mr.. Wat
kins Ellersoa
Miss Mabel Walker with AR. Doug
las Gordon.
Miss Garlic Minor with Mr.. wor-
than Spillman.
Miss Elsie Harrison with Mr. Will
liam Miller.
Miss Isabelle Carter with Mr.. Crox-
ton Gordon.
Miss Dorothy Christian with Mr..
Frederick Campbell,
Miss Julia Joynes with Mr., Otis
Alfrien6.
Miss Emma Gray White with Mr..
Richard Darlington.
Bride Eject Honored.
Miss Ida Catlin. of 1916 Hanover
avenue, was hostess of a miscellane-
Gus bridal shower Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Miss Hattie Goodwin.
whose marriage to Mr.. Percy Collier
will be celebrated on February 0. The
parlors and dining room were attrac-
lively decorated with cut flowers and
palms. Those receiving the guests
were Mrs, p. j. Goodwin, In black
chiffon oyer pink messaline with a
bouquet of lilies Of the valley; Mrs.
John Price, in embroidered chiffon
over white messaline. and gardenias;
Mrs. b. X. Catlin, in black velvet, and
orchids; Miss Hattie Goodwin, In en-
broldeFed pink chiffon over pink mes
saline. and violets, and Miss Ida Cat
lin, In pink crepe de chcne, with
trimmings OF baby Irish lace. and an
old fashioned nosegay of pink rose
buds.
Mrs. c. X. Horne, of Ellerson. Va.
poured coffee. and Misses Mary Catlin,
f'1ora Goodwin. Belle Zeazey and Bet
tie Ratcliffe assisted In the dining