The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-17
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

The Masonic Temple was the scene of
much bril!iancy and merriment last
night, when the opening dance of the
Richmond German Club was given.
Shortly after o'clock Colonel 10. Lane
Stern led the company OF dancers, with
Miss Margaret Shields, one of this years
| charming debutants. The scene was one
TO be remembered, the dainty debutants
in their creations OF flry white material
! with bouquets of roses to relieve the
whiteness, and the handsome toilets OF
| the young matrons were particularly no.
| ticeGble. During the evening an elegant
| supper was served, the orchestra playing
| the meanwhile.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ashton Starke, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
! Moncure Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
| Carter, Mr. and Mrs. z. T. D. Myers.
| u, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. f. Mayo, Mr..
aud Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John W. Atkinson, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Mailer, AIR. and Mrs. Charles Evelyn
| Smith. Mrs. Welsh, Misses Elliott, Sa-
| vannah; James, New York; Margaret
| Bryan, University Of Virginia.; Ellen
| Rutherford, Baltimore; Bessie Smith.
! University of Virginia; Whitman. Bal
| timore; Maria Williams, Ann Tenant,
Jean Cameron, Bessie Bosher. Bessie
| Martin, Helen Christian Margaret and
! Grace Shields, Evelyn Gordon, Loullie
| and Josephine Whtlock, Goode, England;
Walker, Lucy and Mary Hayes. Marion
Meade Hate and Posie Meredith, Marie
Webster. Mary Lewis, Bessie Martin.
Adair Minor. Edna Atkinson. Hattie
| Ross, Callie Ryland, II ellen Christian.
Henningham and Sue Spillnan. Ethel
| Pace. Gabrielle Page, Mr. and Mrs. Amen
| Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph E. Will
| liams, Lily HILL and others.
The members of the club are: Messrs.
| Thomas atkinson, Archer Anderson, Jr..
J. B. J. Anderson. ST. George NJ. Ander-
| son, c. &. Antrim, j. L. Antrim, E. c.
Mayo. 2. II. Mayo, W P. Mayo,
George NJ Reid, T. n. Carter, s l.
! Carter, e. J. Willis, Mr.. Rutherford, d.
| Mcdonald, r. a. Davenport. W. w.
Blair, C. W. Williams, Jr.. NJ. c. George,
| j. T. Palmer. ". W. Palmer, Jr., c. e.
| Smith. z. O. NJ NcCabe. Saunders, Hob
! son. E. D. Christian. Jr.. G. W. Haggard,
r. 3. Campbell. George NcCurrie w. r.
Johnston, G. w. Stevens, j. G. Walker.
J. S Williams. R. Williams. L. r. Page,
Jr II. Z. Baskerville ]. j. Lcake, 10.
Lane Stern, Mitchell. Branch J. K
Branch 7. Boiling, Jr., McKenney
Bosher, Donnan. Patton. Hawes, Harris.
Robertson, Joynes, Wat. Ellerson, j. S.
Bryan, Perlsens. Maxton, Name. f. Y.
| Williams Myers, Julian Hill, Nolling,
Blankenship, w c. Broesech, Williams
| Jonathan Bryan, J, w. Graves, CIai-
borne, Potts, Gordon W. A Smith. Har-
rison Lea. Guy, l. T. Myers. Weddel,
Jr, DR.. Gordon Wilson. Baltimore Bald
win, Harvard University.
Social Philanthropy was the topic
under discussion yesterday afternoon at
/ the Woman's Club The plans of organt
| cation and history of the Home for In
curaiies. . "St. Andrews Mission" City
Mission DAY Nursery "Old Market
Mission" 'Rcareat tor the Sick '.NNo-
mans Exchange." and "Sheltering Arms
| Hospital" We're explained in short pa
pers by Mesdame5 w II. Sadler, Frank
J. CraSie. George II. King, Miss Lizzie
C;rattan. and Miss Bliss. Some of the
things which Were revealed by these re-
ports almost startled the audience. For
! instance, a case was cited where
widow was dependent for her living by
making mems shirt sleeves, for which
! she obtained the sum of > cents a dozen
i pair.
| At the reception which followed Miss
Berta Edmond poured chocolate. and
Mrs A. Z. Warren. coffee. Among the
visitors were: Mrs. Fitzhugh Mayo. Mrs.
! Cecil Mrs. W. W. Tatum, Mrs. O. q.
kean. Mrs. 3. II. Nash, Miss Grace
Arents, Mrs. S. E. Corsin. Birmingham.
/ Ala: Mrs. Chalk Costa Rica, s. a; Miss
t sandman, Chattanooga, Tenn; Mrs
Joseph X. Irving, Miss Wheaton, New
| Orleans; Miss Sallie Tompkins, Mrs. E.
Gunst, New York; Mrs. c. V. Turner.
Mrs. Frank r. Sutton, Bon Air, and Miss
! Elizabeth NIcCuc, Staunton.
At the Silver tea" given at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Charles Whiuock yester-
day afternoon by the Kings Daughters.
! for the benefit of cot in the Shelter
| ing Arms Hospital the receiving party
| was Mrs. George Wayne Anderson, Mrs.
Thomas rutherford, Mrs. Preston Cooke
Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs Armistead
Wexford. Mrs. George Ainslie. Mrs.
Beirne Blair, Mrs John Blair Mrs. VIII
| liams, Mrs. Harris, Miss Leila Tatum,
| Mrs Tatum, Mrs. Robert Bosher. Miss
| Bosher, Mrs. Bernard Peyton Mrs. Day
/ EXPORT Mrs. Charles Whitiock, Miss
| Morton, Mrs Street, Mrs Henry Hazard
| Mrs. Beverly Crump.
Coffee and chocolate We're served in
| the prettily decorated parIors. and apart
| from the tea, there was a sale of fancy
| articles and dressed dolls suitable for.
| Christmas gifts.
! Judge and Mrs Richard Henry Card
|
! riagc of their daughter, Miss Kate Card
well, to Mr.. Edmund Winston, of South
! Wales" Hanover county. The ceremony
| will take place January 30th at ST Pauls
| Episcopal Church, Hanover c. II, at
/ o'clock.
=. Miss Roselle Knott who played CLOSE
| phine." in More Than Queen" Friday
| and Saturday. was the guest of Mr.. and
in this city. Both she and her hosts
are natives Of Hamilton Canada.
Mrs. Robert Shaw. Of Boston, will
spend most of the winter at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Lang
horne, at "Mirader," AIbemarle county.
Miss Margaret Bryan. of the Univcr-
sity of Virginia. is the guest Of the
Misses Harris. No. SIS West Franklin
| Street.