The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-31

last night For the dance given by Miss
Nell Earneai The dance was one OF
thc prettiest parties of the winter, and
there were about hundyed guests.
The walls were curtained with smiiax
ard wall pockets. filled with pink
roses, carnations and sweetpeas were
D huns at intervals about the ballroom.
Supper was served In the main din
: srg-r oonn of the club at IL o'clock.
The married people were seated at a
long center table, ana the younger set
at a number Of smaller tables. Bas-
kefg OF pink flowers decorated the TIA
hies, and there were attractive favors,
ogsi-fashioned nosegays Tor the girls,
sasd silk scarfs for the mer Mics
garneal, who was assisted in receiving
hy her brother and ssster-in-iaw, Mr.
and Mrs. James Carneal wore love-
IL gown OK shaded light blue chiffon,
embroidered tn crystal beads over
white satin with bouquet Of
orclaids
Miss Carnears guests were Judge
and Mrs. r. Carter Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart BoSe, Mr.. and Mrs John
Al. Coke, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Newton
Vaughan. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Mon
tague. Jr, MFR. and Mrs, Frank Pow
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Whitehurst,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton, 1r., Mr.
ard AIRS. Stewart Jones. Colonel and
Mrs. Fred Peasants. Mr.. and Mrs,
Aubrey Young. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Burton Snead. Mr.. and Mira b. Stew
art Hume, Misses Fanny scott, Elsie
Harrison. Virginia Grice, Hattie
Shields, Elsie Parrish. Mary Meek,
Conway Fleming, Eliza Christian, Ma
xlda Caldwell, of Louisville, Ky;
Martha Purcell, Mildred Grice, An
nefte and Emory Dabney. Mary Wat
kfns. Gertrude Carter. Elizabeth
caches. Aston Drake, Eugene Tay-
Inr, Emma Gray White, Daisy Boy
kin, Martha Martin. Mary Ball Saun-
siers, Caroline Preston. Katharine
Eaches Emma Conquest, Lucille Mas
sey, Gladys and Sadie Neale, Mary
Scarborough. Charlotte Jones, Emily
Kenny. of Baltimore: Messrs. Edward
Harrison. James Augustine, Robert
Augustine, Albert Tanner. Richard
Usterleh. Fontaine Jones, Fitzhngh
White, Vincent Bargamin, John
Blunt. Morris Lancaster. John Lea,
Clayton Sinton George Hodgson,
John M. Miller, Richard Boyd, John
Gurrde. David Currie, ". w. Bowe
Jr., Catesby Jones. Fred Parrish,
Stubs, John Cary, Moylan Fitz, Gray
Garland. William Price. William
Forbes. Mills Neal, Tom Neal wor-
than Spilman. Holt Page, Edward
Harris, Palmer Leigh, Stuart Leake
james Graves, Leigh Page. william
Dpnenheiuler, Alfred Gray James
Patton. Pleasanton Conquest, Trigg
William kean. Otis Alfriend. DR.. w.
II. Hopkins, Mr.. Weary, OF Chicago,
and DR.. White.
In Honor of Recent Bride.
Mrs. Randolph Watkins entertained
81 syV a uAnTl s,4s
III honor of Mrs. Augustine Royal
Turpin, formerly Miss Meta Ran
dolph. The reception was given at
the home of Mrs. Watkins in Floyd
avenue. and was a beautiful affair
In every detail. Pink and white car
nations were arranged with palms
Hnd snileS about the rooms, and the
table in the dining~room was set with
d big cut glass vase of pink and white
carnations, tied with a white tutie
bow, In the center. and candles.
shaded in pink, Mrs. Turpin received
her guests, numbering about hun
dred. IN Il gown of black fnarquisette,
over green rnessalinc with bouquet
OF red carnations She was assisted
in receiving by Mrs, Turpin. who was
Eowned in white marquisette and real
lace with "a corsage bouquet of pink
sweet peas; Mrs j. f. Byrnes. OF
trimmings of white lace and rhine
stones, and red carnations. and Miss
Nora Randolph in pink charmeuse
finished with touches of lavender with
a bouquet of orchids.
Mrs. Small, of Maine and Mrs Tom
Snayth We're at the punch bowl, and
assisting in the dining-room, were
Miss Virginia Watkins, Miss Virginia
Whiteiey, Mrs. Hugh Rose and Miss
Nanny Patton
Informal Affairs.
Mrs. Il. d. 0uarles. OF 1903 West
avenue, was hostess at an attractive
bridge party yesterday afternoon In
honor Of Mrs w. j. Wallace, of New
Kent Va, who Is spending the win-
ter Ia Richmond with her sister. The
1draMlnE-Toom WAS decorated with
rssss.-e-s -+-ssss.atiea- end there.
were three tables of bridge, other
guests coming in at s o'clock for tea.
Miss Posie Meredith entertained al
small tea yesterday afternoon for
her sister, Mrs Max Lowell Talbot,
who was the honor guest at a SINH
Iar. affair given by Mrs. Horace Halves
Wednesday afternoon. Other hos
lesSses al informal teas yesterday were
Miss Mary Lewis, Mrs. Brydon Ten
nant and Mrs. Thomas G.. Gordon. 1
Invitations Issued.
-Ass du3 AfS. LOUIS Irauman I
Hanckel ;of Charlottesville, have is
sued invitations for the marriage of /
their daughter. Ida Louise Macon, to
Mr.. Henry Thornton BowIes, the cere- I
mnny 70 take place on Tuesday after I
noon, February 18th, at $40 O'Clock, /
IN Christ church. Charlottesville, va,
The ceremony will be followed by n
reception at the Blue Ridge club.
Mrs. fsacs Entartains.
Among the most interesting affaf IRIS
ur January haSe been ii,s '4TteYn0str, +
teas given BIZ Mrs. Francs Is. lsaacs T
81 her apartment in the Chest eraeid,
Mrs isaacs gave her third and last
tea Of the SERIES yesterday afternoon,
when her apartment was decorated +
with American Beauty roses Mrs. w.
y. Gay poured chocolate and assist
ing Mrs. lsaacs IN receiving were Mrs.
Calvin Stewart, Miss Marie Isaacs.
tAiss Elizabeth Davenport, Miss Emma
Conquest, Miss Mary Chapman, Miss
Lily Ptafsm and Miss Lora Crump.
There were about eighty guests II
Sail For South America r
Mr.. aud Mrs j, Marshall Atkinson
lett last week for New York, and win
sail on Saturday for an extended trip
% cities OF lntegest along the eastern
cnast OF South America. From Rio de /
Jane.ro they will 70 by the trans
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