The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The cloudiress of yesterday was a rather
unpleasant accompaniment of football day,
and the Thanksgiving was somewhat fee
bic in consequence. But the rain soon
ceased, and the enthusiasm of the large
crowd was by no msanS dampened. The
Orange and Blue was everywhere in evil
dence, and the cheers for the victors We're
never heartisr. Among the spectators
were: MIR. and Mrs. Allan Potts, Mr.. and
Mrs James Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs Graham
Hobson. Mr. and Mrs. e. l.. Benson, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adoiphus Blair, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
White, Mn and Mrs. Waller Morton. Mrs.
James WEIGH. Mr. and Mrs. Cabell, Mr..
and Mrs George Warren. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Blanksnshlp. Mr.. and Mrs. Brock
enbrough; Misses Grant, Werth, Cooke,
Hill. English. Williams, Tinsley, Robins,
Shields, Forbes, Armistead, Of Baltimore;
Doyle, of Norfolk; Putney, Davenport
Stokes, Charrington, of Warrenton; Ran
dolph, of Clarke county; Kearney, OF New
York; O'Ferrali, Tyler, Sutton, Hotchkiss.
Carr, Bagoy. Ellerson, Quarles. Patteson,
Patterson, Wingo, Grant, Hunter, Nc
Kenny, Tucker, of Danville; Chgtfin, Ran
dolph, Michaux. Old, Of Norfolk; White,
Wedell, Tomkins, Rogers, Jennings, Spill
man. Byrd, Houston, Anderson, Powers,
Christian, Saowden. OF South Carolina;
Waties, of Columbia; RollerNof Harrison
burg: Noting. Gordon, Gillian. Marshall,
Of Washington; Moseley, Meade. Bosher,
Urquhart; Governor Tyler, Col 10. Lane
Stern, Messrs. Owen, Lawless, Cardoza,
White Taylor, Coke, WeddeH, Lea Bll9za-
ly, of Newport News; Stiles, Turner, de-
Treville Wexford, Valentine, Williams.
Harvie. Cooke, Elicit upshur. Levy, of
Norfolk: DR.. Hart, Of Norfolk; Holiday.
Jones, Tucker. Harrison, holland, Fitz-
Lea, of New York; TONNES, MichauX,
Wright, AIckenny and many Others
Pretty girls, dainty gowns, tasteful
decorations, excellent music, and football
heroes. were the features that made the
german given at Masonic Temple last
evening by the young ladies a most de-
lighuful event.
The hall was prettily decorated in the
orange and blue of Virginia, and purple
of Sewanee. The stage was banked IN
palms kpf ollrysaslchemums. E'lsloa&
band furnished the music. Mr.. Adolphus
Blair led
The chaperones were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolphus Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Benson.
Governor and Mrs. Tyler. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. John Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blankenshlp, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
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son. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph White. Mrs II.
M. Spilman, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Broken-.
brough. Among the dancers We're: Misses
Lucy Kearney, New York; Mary Hart
man. Baltimore; George Charrngton,
Warrenton; Mary c. Randolph, Clarke
country; Edythe White Libby Hill; Martha
Byrd. Lucy Hayes. Mary Hayes, SUSIE
Harrison. Agnes Mccarthy. Susie 1Iuns-.
tall, Marie Archer, Daisy Hancock Nora
Leary, Josephine Putney. Sally Reld
Anderson. Watkins. Clark. Helen ana
Maria Moseley, Evelyn Gorde1l MARY
Ball.. Rebecca Gordon, Mamie cooke
Mary Hill, Mary Donnan, Amy and Ellie
Werth, Courtney Bridges. Marie WEB
ster, Pilson, Sodie Sutton, Roller JAMIE
Wingo, Grace Shields, Nina Armstead,
Baltimore: Maud and Blanche Morgan,
Messrs. Boiling. Black, Claiborne. Poole,
Fitzpatrick, Phillips, Pearce, wilson.
Seibels, Sinakdns, suter, Mems. smtn, an
of sewanee. Hobson. Lloyd, Choice, MOTT
!gomery; Haskell. Harris, Benet. 5br l9's
Male. Dabney. Coleman. Walker. Corrul.s
Wards, Mulfdrd WILLIAMS, I I..san
Sue spilnan, Margaret Shields. tillz sIo,ua;
Wh1tlonk. Daisy Yarbrough. e eaI
Tompkns, Ruth Robins Anna Carl oal-