The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-24
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

| PERSONALS
/ The second dance of the Richmond As
sembay was unusually large and Was u
! marked social cyct of the holiday sea-
son. The decorations in the supper room
| were appropriate to the season, being
in holly and 1ristIetoc.
The dance before supper was of unusual
interest. the girls carrying lanterns and
the boys flags Of all nations. The lights
| in the hall room were turned down dur
ing this skillful figure, led by Mr.. Adolf
Plus Blair.
! Among the chaperones were: Mrs. Murry
! McGIi:e. Mrs. Adolphus Blair, Mrs.
| FRANZ Powers, Mrs. Charles Evelyn
Smitn. Mrs. Harry ellis. Mrs. Horace
Hawe:, Mrs. Richard Wilson. Mrs. G..
l.. Davis, Mrs. Austin Brockerbrough.
| Mrs. John Farland. Mrs. Bernard G,,nst.
| Mrs. w. S. P. Mayo, Mrs. Richard
johnson, Mrs. Thomas Boiling and Mrs.
! Wallace.
Those dancing were: Miss Harmon. of
| Chester, Pa, in white cloth, lace and
| chiffon.
Miss Maria Moseley, in, pinl. silk null
| and yellow lace. y
| Mrs. Gordon. in pink satin, lace bolero
! and American beauties.
Miss Agnes Mccarthy, in black net
] over taffeta.
| Miss Sue Spillmar wore a gown Of black
| point d'esprit over taffeta.
! Miss birmingham Spillman was II blue
| mousSeline over silk.
| Miss Norcll Jones. of Rapidan, in
| cream cloth ard black velvet.
Miss Adar Minor. white organdy over
| silk with violet velvet.
Miss Lucy Hayse, white organdy, with
pink rosebuds.
Miss Charlotte Young. in white, with
| pearl trimmings.
Miss Daisy Chamberlayre. in white or
| gandy.
Miss Rebecca Gordon, in blue ard lace
| trimmings.
Miss NJ. NountcastIe, in pink, with lace
| bertha.
! Miss Margaret Shields, in black net,
! with cream lace.
Miss Posie Meredith. in blue silk, chif-
| fon and forget-rne-nots.
Miss Loullie Whitlock, white organdy,
applique and chiffon. American Beauties.
Miss I.ottie Lane. of Alban, Ma, pink
| organdy over silk. gold trimmings.
| Miss Marie Webster, black with white
| lace bertha.
/ Miss Katherine Michaux, in dull gold
net and forget me-nots
Miss Margaret Watkins. black point
| d'esprit. peoples
/ Miss Lily Hill. white applique over
| pink satin.
Miss Agnes Drewry, white organdy and
/ lace.
Miss Ellis Davenport, pink silk and
| American Beauties.
Miss Julia Bidgood. white organdy with
white roses on shoulder.
Miss Bessie Smith, University Of Fir-
I! ginia. black lace over taffeta.
Miss Estelle De Saussure, old rose with
| lace.
Miss jamie wingo. in white tucked
| cloth.
Miss Cond;e Bridges, of Ashland. in
yellow silk embroidered chiffon, black
Miss Elizabeth Davenport, pink lace
over silk.
Miss Virginia Bland. pale blue, lace
trimmings.
Miss Mary Buford, blue organdy, white
lace.
Miss Marion Meade. tucked blue chiffon,
black velvet
Miss Addeie Bowe, yellow silk, chiffon.
Miss Edna Forbes. blue silk and lace.
Miss James, of New York, shell PINK
satin and yiolets
Tea was served at the Womans Club
yesterday afternoon and proved very re-
freSlling to those who withstood the at
! fractions of Broad Street and braved the
elements of the weather. Miss w. J.
Johnson presided over the tea table. and
among the out-of-town guests were Miss
Eugenia S. Gordon, of New Rochelle,
n. Y.
Miss Emile Wight Waddill will give
a card party Thursday in honor of her
| guest, Miss Parker. OF Isle of Wight.
The game will be played at the residence
of her uncle. Judge 'Waddil.
Miss Katie Werner has issued Invita-
| tons for party to be given Wednes-
day, December 18th. In her home, No. SOL
/ North Twenty-seventh.- Street Guests
are invited at s O'Clock P. NJ.
Mr. Howard Bruce. Of New York is
/ stayine with his mother. Mrs. Albert
Bruce, for the holidays.
Mr. r. Randolph Hicks, Of Norfolk,
will spend Christmas In this city.
! Mr. Thomas Pinckney Bryan Is staying
ut ia burnam.'' the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan, for the holi-
days.
Mr.. and AIRS. Herman Jurker. of Pitts
burg, Pa. will be the guests Friday. for
a few days, Of Major William II. Sands,
Cadet r. Louis Moschetti. of V. P. l..
| Blacksburg, Va, Is in the city, where he
| will spend the Christmas holidays with
/ his parents.
| Colonel John 8. Harwood will go to