The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

Mrs. ChaS. Stokes, Mrs. Egbert Leigh,
Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor, Mrs. Ed.
Hoadley, Mrs. John Wight, Mrs. But
trick, Mrs. Scott Parrish, Mrs. Lyons
Pemberton, Mrs. Ellis Talbot. Mrs.
Williamson Tally, Mrs Chas. Boiling,
Mrs. Charles Workman, Mrs. Fred
'IIeasa.nts, Mrs, james Cannon. Mrs.
James Hickey, Miss Carolyn Marlin.
Miss Mamie Winston, Mrs Aston
Cabell. Mrs. Thomas Rutherford, Mrs.
L. L. Lewis, Mrs. Smith Broken
borough, Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs. VIM.
Russell Jones, Mrs. Cary Johnson,
Miss Margaret Morson, Mrs. I. T.
Adams Mrs. Frank Hail. Mrs. Fred
IIoke, Mrs. Archer Anderson. Mrs.
Frank u. Williams, Mrs. John w.
Harrison. Mrs, George Ainslie, Mrs.
Granville Valentine, Mrs. G. w. An
derson, Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD, Mrs.
G. C. a. Robertson. Mrs. James Smith,
Mrs. Emslie Higgenbottom, Mrs. Arm
stead Wexford, Mrs. Breston holland,
Mrs Colman Workman, Mrs. Henry,
Mrs. NJ. A, Chambers. Mrs. Lander
kin. Mrs. Junius Morris. Mrs. Adolf
plus Williams, Mrs. Adoiphus Dill
Miss Wyman. Miss Kathleen Ander-
son Miss Matte Harris Miss A. c.,
Mills. Mrs. Alice Dickinson. Mrs w
j. Rowiey. Mrs. Philip Taiiaferro,
Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs, c. c. Chaplin, Mrs.
Blair, Mrs. Geo. Ben johnson. Mrs.
McNeal, Mrs. Clifton Miller Mrs r.
M. Blankenship, Mrs. Greer Baugh-
James d. Crump, Mrs. AdoIpnus
man. Mrs Herbert Mann. Misses WILL
liams. Miss Eagee. Miss Elisabeth
Johnson. Mrs. X. Fl, johnson, Mrs.
Joseph Eggleston, Mrs. Edmund
dolph Williams Mrs. Randolph Well
ford. Mrs. John Lyons. Mrs. Carter
Scott. Mrs. II. T. Gates. Mrs Archer
Jones Mrs. Frank Crump. Mrs. Free
man Dance, Mrs Geo. Jennings, Mrs.
Clarence Milhiser, Mrs. Sam Cohen,
Mrs. Jacob Cohen. Mrs. Hazard,
Mrs. Hugh Lindsey, Mrs. Henry Wal
lerstein, Mrs. Charles Davenport. Miss
Helen Stevens. Mrs. William Palmer,
| Mrs. Henry Cahell, Miss Gertie Can
| non. Mrs H. b. Cannon. Mrs l.. ID.
| WingfleId. Mrs. c. W. F. Brock, Mrs.
| Waller Clark, Mrs. r. d Murrall, Mrs.
| Stuart Michaux. Mrs. Edmund Ben
son. Mrs Clarence stockdill. Mrs.
| Stuart Bowe, Mrs, John Coke, Jr..
! Mrs. Beverly Tucker, Mrs. Leslie
/, Young, Mrs Sidney Gillian, Mrs.
| John Pagan, Mrs. Aubrey Young, Mrs.
! John Tyler AIRS. T.. G, Cooper. Mrs.
! Tom Haughton, Mrs. Stafford Par
ker. Miss Mabel Walker Mrs, Hotca-
kiss. Mrs. Arthur HirteI. Mrs John
! Skeitaa.A=Hi4 iisIrs. Mrs Newton
| Horace Hawcs. Mrs, George Hutch
ms and Mrs, Rountree.
Reception to Miss Lee.
| Lee Chapter United Daughters O.
i. the C0nfederaey, will celebrate tbs
evening of Friday. January 18th, "a
General Lees birthaa~ with recep
/ ton at the home for Needy Confeder
ate Women. at which Miss Mary Gus
/ It's Lee, daughter of General Lee, ant
( president Of the board OF manager
Of the home. will DO the guest O
honor. All the Confederate organiza
/ tons are invited to the reception, ant
honor 10 this distinguished woman
Miss Lee, who 1s now visiting ii
/ Washington will return to Richmont
I FOR the occasion 4 musical program
/ has been arranged for the evening
and several interesting addresses viii
be made Miss Lee will receive alone
and members of tho board will d.
/ the honors. Veterans and sons O
I veterans will be- present IN uniform
Members OF the board will be 81 tn
/ homo from to 9 o'clock Friday al
/ ternoon to receive donations of tablt
/ and bed linen The great number o
| invalids cared for makes this deTnan'
very heavy. and friends of the hom
! are requested 10 help meet this neet
by attending the linen shower Frtda,
afternoon.
Baltimore Assembly.
Baltimore reaches It's social clima'
each season IN the assembly ball, AM
the fifth one, heId Tuesday night a
the Hotel Beivedere. was assured!
rrss. IF brilliant -$ss Iel =!
arusticaly beautiful affairs OF its KIM
yet given.
The entire ballroom floor was trans
formed into Il floral bower. The ball
room Itself was lestooned with guam
titles OF snlliax, and screens OF tn
same beautiful vine hid the two or
chestras at either end Of the room
Charminely arranged gilt baskets. MI
I ed with pink roses. hung between eacl
arch, and the lights were softened b!
rose-pink shades. The most artistic
| decorations were seen in tn corri
doris, the walls of which were entirei,
hidden by smilax, and close TO the wal
all around was picturesque witt
fencing, over the top Of which clus
4 tered masses of pink aZalias and PM
| hegonias, and the columns were en-
| tNined with snlilax and exquisite pini
| lilies, while everywhere were tins
! globes Of rose coloTed light cleaning
| through the green.
| In the banquet hail, where tht
guests promenaded or rested bet~ee1
dances, the idea OF an Italian garcei
I Tlt4f pe,et4 Carried sseit IN 4$st4s4. Ever
green trees ana smiisx formed th'
! background, and snowy pillars and {
/ fountain OF white, as well as various
pieces OF statuarv. lent the Italian
| touch, while marble seats here anS
there shone white under the soft high
! from the ball~iike lamps which huns
amid the green and cast a warm glow
| over the fairyland scene The stag
! was transformed into an arbor of pins
roses. with cleaning fountain II
| the center, and tall palms and ever
4 green's making background of green
/ The guests on entering the ballroom
were received by Mrs, Bruce Gotten
! Mrs. r. Brent keyser. Mrs. w. W
! spence, Mrs. r. Curzon Holman, ans
! Mrs. Iosias Pennington. Each of tn
ave carried an exquisite shower bou
1 que. Of roses presented by the mem
4 bers of the committee
/ The several committee were:
1 Reception--Mrs, H. Brent keyser
! Mrs. r. Curzon Hoffman, Mrs. JOSIAH
| Pennington. Mrs. w. w. Spence ant
! Mrs. Bruce Gotten.
I Invitations--Mrs Henry BartoI
/ Jacobs, Mrs. II. Stanley Gary. Mrs
! II. irvine keyser Mrs. William NJ
/ Manly and Mrs, Josias Pennington.
| supper Mrs Miles White. Jr., ant
Mrs. sherlock Swami