The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-01

Hundreds OF distinguished guests
are in Richmond to attend the inaugu-
ration reception OF the Governor of
Virginia and Mrs. Henry C. Stuart
which will he held In the Executive
Mansion tomorrow night. Mrs. Stuart
and her young daughter Miss Mary
Fulton stuart, will arrive in Richmond
This afternoon, and II series of brilliant
functions at the mansion VIII crowd
the remainder of the season before
Lent Miss stuart is still at school
and Will not he formally presented TO
society here Tor at least two years.
but she viii attend the inauguration OF
her father tomorrow, as we'll as the
reception in the evening. Mrs. Stuart
is lovely and charming woman, and
right happily have her friends wei
coined her back TO Richmond. after an
absence Of several years.
\ fashionable array Of prominent
guests from all parts OF the state and
from Richmond will pass across the
portals of the mansion tomorrow to
Offer greetings ana congratulations To
the new Governor and his lady, and tile
beautiful old rooms will be literally
banked in fragrant flowers for the oc-
casion. Governor and Mrs Stuart have
invited Governor and Mrs. William
lodges Mann to receive with them 1T
the public reception which is a gra
cious compliment from the in-coming
official to his predecessor.
Some of the prominent people who
VIII be In Richmond for the reception
are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairfax. of
Lcesburg, Ar. and Mrs. Elijah u. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SHELTON Williams
and former Governor Andrew Jackson
Montague. The day will begin with
q biz military parade. and many otii-
GERS ia uniform viii be at the mansion
IN the evening.
Governor and Mrs Stuart expect TO
entertain a great deal, and series of
state dinners to members of the Gen
cral Assembly and their wives will be
given this month.
other affairs of interest this week
viii bc the dance given for the cadets
of the Virginia Military Institute in
tho Blues Armory tomorrow evening.
with the members OF the Blues Bat
TALON as hosts.
Mrs. Herbert w Jackson, OF 1914
West Franklin street, Will give Il
luncheon on Tuesday in honor of Mrs
.'oscphus Daniels. of Washington. and
Mrs. James Allison Hodges is enter
tanning at AN afternoon reception from
> 10 o'clock at her home. Io7 East
Franklin street. in honor OF Mrs. Dan
iels and Mrs. Frederick Hodges. a bride
OF the winter. DIR. and Mrs. Hodges
viii also receive at 8 o'clock on The
same evening in honor Of tho Score
tary Of thc Navy and Mrs Daniels.
Mrs. John Stewart Bryan will give
q ten tomorrow afternoon ut 'l.abur-
num-" in honor Of Mrs. David Il. Ten
naut, OF Lccsburg.
ON Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John
y. Coke is giving tea at her home.
I West Franklin Street, for Mrs. Dali
las Flanagan and Mrs. John Archer
Coke. Jr.
ON Thursday afternoon mt o'clock
Miss Mamie Leary Patton Will enter
tain in honor OF her cousin Mrs George
Horace Flowers. whose wedding was
an important event in Danvillc last
fall. only the younger married pco-
pie and the debutantes have been in
cluded in the invitations.
Randolph Holiday is giving n dinner
AT the Jefferson Hotel ON saturday
evening in honor of Miss Atkinson and
Miss Wright.
Wadsworth-Wal
cards have been issued 10y & {.
Walker announcing The marriage of
his daughter Rcbccca, to Lieutenant
AlcN s. Wadsworth, United state
Navy. Owing to recent mourning in
the family OF the bride, the wedding
was . very quiet one, with only the
Immediate families present. and the
ceremony took place yesterday at high
noon IT tho Walker homo. SOC Park
Avenue The Rev j. Calvin Stewart.
y. H., pastor Of the Church OF the
Covenant, oihciatcd. and A. l.angstan
Johnston Jr., was the pr0om's best
man The bride who was given away
by her father, WAS unattended Lieu
tenant Wadsworth is a son Of MIR and
Mrs. y 5. Wadsworth. OF Norfolk
formerly of North Carolina
Following a wedding journey. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Wadsworth Will bc at
home n sos Park Avenuc.
Approaching Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth car.
mott Patterson, daughter OF Mrs r. ~
Patterson. 10 Eiatr milford Crutch-
field of this ci4s. All be celebrated AT
the home OF the bride ON "Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. the cere.
nony taking place at - Union Street
Petersburg, with only the immediate
families present. The bride is a
daughter Of the late DR. r. 4. Patter.
son, OF this city. and formerly lived
at "Reveille," which is one OF the show
places near Richmond. Mr.. Crutchhclt
is son Of George Crutchhcld. and is
one Of the prominent business incu o,
Richmond. Although the marriage i,
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