The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05
THE BAL P0UDRE
IN PETERSBURG
Paint, Powder and Patches Used With
out Reproach.
THE CHRISTMAS MUSICALE
Gentlemen Ushered Into the Delights and Joys
of Sweet iiusic for the First Tlme-A
Supper Party After the German.
A cctillon Party.
THE CHRISTMAS MUSICALE
Especial Dispatch to The Times.>

tSpaclal D&patch 10 Inc 11neS.1
PETERSBURG, VA, January At was
{. bal poudre. Paint, powder and patches
played their part, adding charm and love
Lness to beauty.
The young ladies OF. Petersburg Thurs
day evening then entertained their gentle
men friends at Library Hall.
1t was one of the most beautiful GER
mans of the season. and was danced by
nearly half a hundred couples. Visitors
from several cities enjoyed the occasion.
Thilow's orchestra furnished the music.
THE DANCERS.
Among the dancres were Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Roper, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Good
win. DR.. and Mrs. II. G. Leigh and DIR. and
Mrs. John Mann; Misses Nellie Hamilton,
Rosa Stephenson, Mary Patteson, Annie
Wilson, Martha Collier, Lena NoItenius,
Mary Eliza Jones, Gertrude Ehrman, of
Alabama; Mary Booth, Mute Moyler,
Mary Gee, Robbie Berkeley. Of Far1nville,
Mary Moyler, Miss Ramsey, of Norfolk;
Anne Gill, Kate Allen, Sue Spiiman. of
Richmond; Gertrude Grossman, Eliza
Bragg, Yirsie Slater, Elise Harrison, Ju-
uet Mann, Mary Meade Bernard, Nan
Davis, Lane, Francis, Reams Gregory
of Norfolk. Roberta Gill, Alice Collier,
Mary Patteson, Bessie YenabIe, Helen
Venable. Louise thinner, Mary Ellen
Whyte, Fannie Spicer, Jean Trigs. Of
Abingdon, Va; Lee Both, Mary Beasley.
Matte Watson, Leiper Venablc, Mary
Worth, Fannie and Annie Allen, Alice
Spicer. Margaret Zimmer. Marie McGiIl.
Mary Field; Messrs. Alexander Hamilton,
Samuel venable, H. T. Elicit. Thos. Holden.
Cameron Dunlop. John Hall, Charles
Plummer, Richard sPercivall. Joe Smith,
J. N. Mullen, Charles Cuthbert, Powell
Watson, Ernest Parrock. Val Parham,
George Bernard, Paul Roper, Benjamin
Harrison, Samuel Hurt, G. Floyd Rogers,
Henry Patteson, Herbert Mann, Harvey
Plummer, Thomas Parrack, Homer AT
kinson, Joseph PercfvalL Dr-! William
Pitcher, Moylan Field. frank Gee, TICK
err Whyte, c.. 81. Davis, Ham Seabury.
Robert Martin, George Whitmore, Stanley
Beckwith.
Chaperones: Mrs r. c. Scott. Mrs. J.
]. Pereivall, Mrs. W. H. Harrison, Mrs.
Waverley Townes, Mrs. David Dunlop. Jr.
Messrs. Carl Davis Ned Plummer,
Thomas Davis, Williams Davis. Asa
Rogers, Gordon Scott, Thomas Gillian,
Walter Jones, E. G. renable, Jr., John
VIM, Robert Gillian. William Harrison,
Williams Scott. GorGon NlcCabe. Robert
Pritchett, Henry Psurnmer, James Jetrer-
son. Herbert Pritchett, Charles Gee, Jo-
seph Osborne, Carlin Spotswood, Arthur
Lemroys Jones, Fisher Collier, John PICK
ereI, William Budd. James Cuthbert, Jr..
Joseph Jones, Charles Faulkner, Walter
Scott, Thomas Dunn, Sidney Green, Jr.,
Or. William Shipper, Wallace Jefferson,
Hugh Percivan, George Harrison. Kein-
hold Rogers. William Harrison, George
Whitmore. Henry Whyte, Boykin. Fill
Beasley, William Young. Walter Carlin,
Kemper Bond. Herbert Rogers. Waverly
Minetree, John Jones, Richard Scott.
A largely attended subscription ger
man was given at Library Hall Monday
evening
CHRISTMAS MUSICALE
One OF the most enjoyable events tina;
has taken. place In Petersburg for many
seasons was the Christmas musicale OF
the "Wednesday Music Club given at The
home Of Miss Laura " Jones, on Marshat
Street. delightful programme of songs
and psano selections was rendered. pleas
Ing even the unn1nslcaf ears of the gentle
men who were present as guests OF the
club for the first time during the three
years it has been meeting. All the mem;
bers OF the club were present. They are
Misses Lee M . Booth. Nellie G. Cooke
Lucy ChamberIayne. Nan H. Davis Bet
tie a. jones, Laura V. Jones. Heller
il avenwortb, Virginia Lass'ter, Anna
Il. Las tter, Josenhine c. McIlWains