The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
Social and
Personal

DINK and white flowers and lots OF
palms and bay trees Will form
very effective decorations to-
night for tho fourth dance given by
tho Richmond German Club this sea-
son. Dancing will begin promptly at
$3.50 and stop promptly at 1890. COL
onel 10 Lane Storm will lead as usual.
IN tho supper room decorations will
De- IN palms and pink aowors. Tho
centre table viii be set with q tall
'ese OF pink roses and tho other tables
Hili BIO arranged with centrcptoces Of
pink and white flowers
Rcfurned to Orange.
Mics Cassie Lyme, who has been
spending some time with friends in
this city. left town last week for har
nome. willow Grove" near Orange.
Later In tho month Miss Lyme and her
mother. AIre. William II. Lyme. will go
to Washing ton, where they will spend
several weska
Bliss Jones's Debut.
recent Issue Of the Warrington
Post contains tho following article Of
interest to society here:
Representative and Mrs. William A.
Icnes. of Virginia, entertained Thurs
day night at largo reception at thoir
homo In 9 Street. to introduce their
daughter, Mas Anne Seymour Jones.
Tho house was deliberately decorated
with palms. Bmilax and roses. y buffet
supper was served. There was music
by an orchestra throughout the rccep-
ton. which began at o'clock and
laated until midnight.
Mrs. Jones woro an imported gown
Of yellow crepe dc chine, embroidered
In chrysanth cmums.
Miss Jones wore u French gown OF
white satin. with an overdress of point
applique, trimmed with roses. She
carried a shower bouquet OF lilies OF
Tho valley, white roses and sweet peas.
Assisting wero q number of debutan-
tes. including Miss Ruth Hitchcock.
Miss Helen Hardy, Miss Margaret
Smith. Miss Frances Bringer. Miss
Lcm1ra Gillett Hill. Miss Kathryn
Hitchcock and Miss Mary Madison
Jones, Mrs William 81. Alexander and
Mics Ammo Henderson. OF Little Rock,
Ark, who Is a house guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Jonea William A Jones Jr. a
student at tho University NJ Virginia.
also was here for his sisters party. az
was Julian Coke Motley, of Georgia,
her cousin. There were about 500
guests. Including many from congress
siunal and resident circles and largo
contingent from Virginia.
Mrs. Jones and Miss Jones Will en-
guest. Miss Henderson"
Mhp Tucker EntortRins.
Miss Mary Tucker entertained p
number of her friends on last Thurs
day evening at tho home of Mrs. III
Eppes, SOC North Twcnty-seventh
Street The house wae decorated IN
palms, ferns and pink flowers. Miss
tucker was assisted IN receiving her
guests By Miss Mary Eppcs and Miss
Katherine CARRIER. Miss Fucker was
Rowned In blue messaline. trimmed in
fringe and rosebuds. and Miss Eppcs
wore e trock of Copenhagen Inessaline,
trimmed in old rose and real lace Miss
CARRIER wore pink crepe de chine em-
b!oidered IN crystal.
Canoe and mueic amused the guests
and summer was served at 1880 in the
dining room. Some OF those present
were Misges Emo Lebsr. julie Leoer.
Rena Sanderson. Blanoh Roene. Grace
French. Mary Eppen. Katherine Gar
her. Mary Fioker: Messrs. AlaTd, J.
Writ Bass. S. s.. Cunningham. Preston
suthers. Clarence Barker. Adolph Sand
elson Whitney Sutton, Ramon War
ron. Samuel Moody. Tho party was
eheperoned by Mrs. n Eppes and Mrs.
]. 3. Lawtop.
Valentine Party.
An attractive function OF the winter
season for tho little folk IN fashion :
able society will DO the annual Valcn :
tine party given by the Mary Thomas
Auxiliary TO the Virginia Home for
Incurables. Tho affair will be given
on February 10 at the jefferson Hotel.