The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-06

Miss Juliet Mann. OF Petersburg. as
sisted in doing the honore. The table
was set with an immense basket OF
American Beauty roses and fascinating
arrangements OF conserves and bon
bons at either end The mantel was
decorated with red roses and sniiey.
The long drawing room. the library
and the blue room. where the receiv-
ing party stood 20 welcome the 500
invited guests, were all hung with
Southern smilsx and pink roses, and
garlands OF pink roses decorated the
high msntels. An orchestra. screened
by palms At one end Of the drawing
room. played during receiving hours.
from until II o'clock. II was one
OF the abandonment entertainments that
has been given in the Executive Man
sion for a great many Manifestations.
and brilliant one
Mrs. SCOTS Luncheoa.
Another exceedingly handsome en-
terteinrnent given yesterday in honor
OF the distinguished visitors here was
the luncheon az the home of Mrs. Fred
erick William Scott. on West Frank
lin Street sfrs. scott's sntertatnme nts
have a charm all their own and her
luncheon yesterday was a very beau
tifu. affair in every detail. Her guests
included the ladies who accompanied
the Governors hero and a few Rich
mond friends. invited to meet the n.
Three large tables were arranged In
the dining room. the library and the
breakfast room. whore covers were laid
for forty-eight and the tables set with
tall silver vases Of yellow chryss nthe
NUNS. Mrs. Scott received her guests
alone and wore a gown o: mAuve-
colored velvet with a corsaEe bouquet
OF orchids.
Small Dinner.
DR. and Mrs. John Dunn entertained
at dinner last night In honor of Gov
ernor ad Mrs O'Neal. OF Alabama. and
Miss O'Nel. The dinner, which was a
very small one. was given at the home
OF Dr.. and Mrs Dunn, 314 East Frank
lin Street, the guests going later 10
the reception at the mansion
Miss CIemmer Entertained.
Among the notable parties that have
been given In Chattanooga. Tenn.
since the opening Of tie autumn social
activities was the afternoon tea given
by Mrs J. MeChssney Hogshead last
week The honoree was Mrs. Hogs
heads guest. Miss Elizabeth Ciemmer.
OF silver Brook" who is one Of the
debutantes in Richmond this winter.
The rooms were ab,oom with yellow
and white chrysanthemuns. and in the
dining room the tea table was ar
ranged with a rustic basket OF the
same flowers, and vases Of the tai
yellow flowers adorned the rnantel and
sideAosrd. Mrs. Edward Newell ana
Mrs. Raymond Wallace were al the
tea table.
IN the receiving line were the aost-
ess. Miss C1eumer. Mrs. William wy
ker. OF Decatur. Ala. ard Mics Frances
Hardvicks. OF Dalton. Ga. Mrs. Hogs
head wore dark blue crepe de chime
trimmed with Chant.1ly lace. and a
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley and
roses. The guest Of honor wore white
charmeuse made with an overdress OF
embroidered net and carried yellow
ehrysanthemume: Mrs. Wyke, wore
a gown OF white brccade satin trim
med in lace. with pink roses. and Miss
Hsrdvicke wore pale green chaTmeuse
with lilies.
About $50 guests called during the
afternoon and a number OF young me
were invited in from 5 TO o'clock
Here for Conference.
Major and Mrs. J. c. Hemphiu OF
New York City. are in Richmond for
the Conference Of Governors and are
stopping with friends at the Chester
feld Apartments on West Franklin
Street great deal Of delightful en-
tertain!ng Is being done in their honor
Or. Lillian Johnson. OF Memphis.
Tenn. and Mss Ernestine Noa. Of
Chatta noogs who returned to this
country from Rome especially TO attend
the conference. were entertained at
dinner at the Chesterfield on wednes-
day night. The dinner was given b.
Mrs. samuel y. Love and Miss Maria
Blair Mas also a guest
California W eddipg-
on saturday noon. November 80 IN
ssr Francisco. Cal. Mrs Anne Plat:
A-rnis.~ad-Parker. Of Virginia. ana
John Kingsley - Rcddinkton. OF Eng
land. were quietly married in the
presence Of few friends. On Dcccm-
ber >. via steamship CITY OF Para. Nr.
ana Mrs RcdSinzton sailed for Hon
6uras. Central America. where the
groom ~ Connected with tie Jniteo
states ruit Transpostation Company
Mrs. Parker was. maVicd IN dark
blue velvet gown. With 2 mink hat
coat and muf. and oaTTled Niclets'
Ter travelling gown was OF white serge
ar6 white furs and Rat % white fur
trimmed IN sable heads and tails
suffolk Csrs Party.
Mrs Joseph r. ,. Holiday enter
taincs 81 large ard very attractive
card party Tuesday afternoon. comFr-
mcntary 10 her guest Miss Juiia ne
I.achicotf 81 South Carolina The en-
tire lower FOO was dscorated ~
southern sTnilsx. palms. ferns sno
American Beauty roses. Luncheon was
served at the conclusion Of the game.
The guests included Mrs John 2. Tay-
io-. Mrs q. L. Hume. Mrs. X II. Pref-
low Mrs = L. Holiday. Mrs John