The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-13
WIS. STR ART ASSISTED IN RECEtv-
- ING ~. MOTHER. MRS..
CARTER
TIE. BLUE ROOM
AT HOMES" 20 CONTINUE THURS
DAY AFTERNOONS UNTIL LENT.
Will co To TARDT GRks.
AFFAIRS TODAY.
Mrs IIe7rry c. sssarr gave her arsi

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ssecussve ra8z1slon r46 WAS ASSISTED IN
receiving aer guests by her mother.
Et4 Charles Dale Garter. SSs receiv~
80 IL the blue ROOM which was
rsaaa51yi.itglv decorated n pink rnses
had Eitea The raEntsf was hanlte<2
Il. FIRMS e1taine1eG With sofs-shaG-
"a lights ard pI3k blossoms. and ferns
and palms were used as Il background
Mrs. Staart vas eoa-ned in black vel
vet. with vest eff green chiffon en-
hroiderea in purple aad gold threads
The sleeves were made entirely pf
black over chiffon and a rIiffie OF tulie
was used in toe neck Mrs. Garter
wore "A handsome gown of black
hroca6ed velvet, trimmed In silver lace
ard chiffon. Mrs. Stuart viii be II
home each Thursday afternoon after
4 o'clock until Lent
The mansion was a perfect bower
OF exquisite spring flowers last even
ing when Governor and Mrs. Stuart
gave the second Of series of charm
ingiy informal dances. The blue
r8ona. In which Governor and Mrs
Stuart received their guests. was done
In baskets Of pink roses and lilies, tied
with butterfly bows OF pink tuiie. the
mantle being banked in these flowers
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yaseS 0E red roses aud lilies, and the
State craWfnE~rao " hith WAS clear
ed Ger dancing WAS banked IN pink
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saTs a Ne" Orleans e>chanEe'
among the prominent VISITORS com
ing Ter int taf1iEat are 'alF h-o.'eI
afld A~a@N 1iad4fti0, ~ A1oiu"h' Lie
land who are ~ present epeAdltls
some. time N Aiken, =. 81, aud Mf.
and Mrs. IT. mas Bryan' of Rlch-
innnd. va. who viii arrive with Mr.
Henry Anderson, ri Richmond Va.
on his private ear on the evening OF
the HIN, or the luerplnE " the 18th az
February TO remain until after Mardi
Gras. During their stay the party Will
be guests re AR. and Mrs. Gordon S.
0rfae and Miss Mary Orrne. Lady
HadfeId IN the niece Of the former
I-n44n4 States Attorney General George
NJ W{c4sershara.
Mrs.. Halves Entertained.
Mrs Tazwell TavIor was hostess
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