The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-11


Miss Eleanor Steinbrecher, as Vanity.
Miss Rose Schumann. AN Infant
Misses eraser, Schaaf. Mrs. Schaat,
Miss n. Brauer Miss Hagemann. MT.
and Mrs. Hagemann, and Mrs eraser,
coffee party.
The ladies and gentlemen I'm the inter-
walls of the dance served dainty cups OF
coffee 20 their friends and were most
persistent and kind ia their hospitalitias.
Miss Unkel. peanuts"
Miss Augusta Bailey. Tacky Old Maid.
Miss Rose Remke. Tambourine Girl
Miss Pauline LESS, Germany.
Alr. Henry Remkc. indian.
Alr. William Remke. Colored Dude.
Mrs A. NJ Tominson. indian SQuaw.
Mrs y. Loving Country Girl.
Miss Bessie Lamkin, Colonial Lady.
William Schumann, only Coon sport
IN Town
Miss Blanche Mundin. japanese.
Miss Emma Schumann, Red Riding
Hood
Miss Minnie Behle. Easter Egg.
Miss Tremer. Riding Hood.
AIr H@gemann. Old Woman.
Miss Kampfer. a Gardner.
Miss Barker, Spanish Dancer.
Miss Fisher. Indian SQuaw.
Miss G.. Schultz. Old Lady.
Miss Lizzie Seelinger Music.
A Pic Mic Party-Augusta Broom. Lily
Mattern. Lula Talman. Angie Kelly Geo.
Mattarn. and Charles kOhler
Miss Pauline Bromm, the Alphabet.
Mr.. Albert SpOtt. Napoleon Bonaparte.
Mr.. Oscar SDott. Soldier.
Aurelia Ganzert House Maid.
Florence Jacobs. Silver Mine.
Sophie Zimmermann - --.
Mr.. Louis Metzger. Roman Soldier.
Mr.. William zimmerman, Jr, A Fish
crman.
Mr.. Henry Metzger q Gladiator.
Mr.. BrieL "a Mexican.
Nlessrs August Deitz and Fred. wills.
Cavalrymen.
Mrs. Albert SDott -lusic.
Mr.. Mosmilor
Mr.. SChaaf Clown.
Charles McAllister. Chinaman.
Mr.. Canena Monk.
Oracle Wood. Fairy
Misses Pauline Smith and Marie
Schadd. japanese Ladies'
Miss Muller. japanese Lady.
After two hours OF dancing President
Gasser mounted the platform and gave
the order TO unmask. which. amid shouts
Of laughter. was then done. the mask
ers first forming o. circle aud then un-
masking simultaneously. Afterwards
dancing was again INDUCED in. the hIu
coming 20 an end until . o'clock.
THOSE PRESENT.
Among those present were Mr.. Korstcu
Won ". Rosenoek Mr. and Mrs. Stein
brecher. Mr.. Siewers. Mr. and Mrs. SAM
uel b. Dunatau. Nr. and Mrs. ohAti
II. Phillips Miss Kate Phillips iroias-
sor and Mrs Muuor Captain and Mrs
JAG. p. Angle Mrs. Charles j.. Lociiier
MIR. and Mrs George Frinck. Mr. aud
Mrs. Henry Weuzel. Mr.. and Mrs. Gehr-
man Mrs. Gammen. Miss Rose Mattefn,
Mr.. and Mrs. eraser. Miss Wenzel Mie.
John Anderson. Mrs. Edward Schumach-
or Miss Holzhauer Mrs. Dietrich. Miss
Remke. Miss Emma Unser, Miss Mamie
Heppert. Mrs. william Miller. Miss MIN
ME schumann. Miss Bertha Oswald. MIS-.
Haeemover. Mr.. William Herbis ANA
many others.
Mrs. 4. T.. V. Spott. representing Musi'.
or rather the German-American 'horal
Association, wore most unique oeFlee'
consisting of a gilt Tyre. IN which was
interviewer musical stan presenting
i'm the treble clef the notes G.. Al. A.
the initials Of the title OF the German
American Choral Association.
Tho Colonial Danes yesterday after
noon held a most interesting as well as
DELIGHTFUL meeting at the residence ol
Mrs Matt Peasants. II east Franklin
street Mrs. Herbert Claiborne presided
and routine business consisted 10 the
election of new members and nominal
tions. Mrs. Claiborne then read the hrst
of the Ancestral papers and MIS-
Matt Peasants the first Of the "histofl-
cal" papers which, It has been decided,
are to be features OF each meeting OF
the society i'm future. and OF both u
NAV he truly said that they were excep-
tionallv able and really striking. airs.
claiborne discussed Virginia prior TO
the first English settlement; Mrs. Pleas
ants gave a sketch of that Indian prin-
cess of whom she is a. lineai descendant,
and her little audience were quite capti-
waited with her presentation OF her facts.
In connection with the paper She showed
an engraving OF POcahontas when -
COPY Of a painting OF her made durins
her life time upon her visit TO England
After the business meeting Mrs. Pleas
ants invited those present into her din-
ing-room where beautiful preparation
had been made for them. The room was
aglow with liqht and color-the coiors
being the society's-yellow and blue.
Broad bands Of satin ribbon extended
from the chandelier 10 the corners Of tho
table. and bowls Of iOnQuils and violcts
carried out the color scheme on the
table together with blue and yellow
candles. In silver candelahra. Delicious
refreshments were served. Mrs. Peasants
and Miss Virginia Peasants being un-
firing IN behalf Of their guests-Mrs. w.
w. Henry. Mrs. James LYONS. Mrs. w.
r. Robins. Mrs. Adair Peasants, Miss
Lutte Peasants. Mrs Howard Hoge'
Mrs. Thomas Mrs. John II. Addison,
Mrs. Russell Robinson. Mrs. REGINALD
Gillian. Mrs. r. A. Gibson. Mrs More
dith Montague. Mrs. Alfriend. Mrs. Mat
thew Bland Harrison. Mrs. Lucy Carter
Trent and others.
Mrs. Thomas and Miss Minnie Cox VIII
prepare the papers TO be read at the
next meeting.
one OF the most recherche affairs OF
the season was given by Mrs. Byron
Rear ia the visiting young ladies IN the
dag afternoon. The decorations were
day aftvernoon. The decorations We're
green and yellow. and very tempting