The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

ing, players taking their seats at $3.50
O'Clock.
The parlors were decorated in pink
roses, and score cards showed quaint
little golf bags. Supper was served on
the card tables when the game was
finished.
Miss Mary Day Winn the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winn, of No
$50 East Franklin Street, gave an ex-
tremeiy pretty entertainment last Fri
day evening to her class and number
OF other friends In a valenti card par
ty. where hearts was the game, and the
valentine color idea was carried out in
decorations, score cards and refresh
ments.
Players were Miss Floyd Taylor, Miss
Julia Joynes Miss Rachel Uruuhart
Miss Rose Archer. Miss Lora Crump
Miss Martha Landstreet. Miss Josephine
Wright, Miss Mary Aylett, Miss Bessie
jackson, Miss Farquhar Hoff, Miss Mary
Parrish. Miss Mary Butler, Miss Jessie
Evans, Miss Lucy Lewis, Miss Grace
Neal, Miss Carrie Rennolds, Miss Page
Royal. Miss Mary Hart Cranshaw, Miss
Bessie Ryland, Miss Warfield Crenshaw
Miss Katherine Kent, Miss Marie Har.
wood. Miss Louise Crump, Miss Anita
Cussen, Miss Meta Randolph, Miss Fred
erica Leake Miss Garlic Minor, Miss
Juliet Keith, Miss Elsie Lindsay, Miss
Miss Ida Louise Smoot. Miss Susie Nc
CURE and Miss Gertrude Taylor.
The Charity Ball.
The grand charity ball to be given by
the German American Ladies Aid Asso-
citation at the Masonic Temple Tuesday.
February 18th, promises to be- 4 brilliant
success financially, as well az 7ocially,
as upwards Of three hundred tickets have
already been disposed Of. ana iii. sale
is still going on. Those who wish t. avail
themselves of an opportunity to spend an
enjoyable evening and assist goud cause
will see the committee, as there Is cnly
limited number Of tickets to be bad,
rms association is composed Of tho lead.
ing German American ladies' OF Eichr,ond
with Mrs. a. Won Rosenegk as president
and Mrs. =. Hasscl. vice preddcn,; Ars,
Charles Phillips treasurer: Mrs. Charles
Gasser, corresponding secretary, and Mrs
Z. h. Sauer, financial secretary
The SICK Committee includes Mrs d.
liassel, Mrs. George DIe-.l:n. Mrs. Hhas.
Metzer. Mrs. John Kruuse. The honorary
members among whom Is Mr. A. Won
Rosencsk and u mclnb ..Ship Of two hun
dred and thirty-Eye lddles. The ladies'
take this opportunity to thank their sun
porters and friends, ana h1pe ALWAYS 10
merit their confidence ana patronage.
Mrs. G. +. Sauer. the chairman OF the
charity ball, has appointed tuc following
committees:
reception Committee Mrs. a. von N.
Rosenesk, Mrs. b. lIasisel. Mira. Fritz
Stterding. Mrs. Charles Phillips. Mra
Gus, 10th. Mrs. Charles 10th, Mrs. F. g
Brauer, Mrs. HocnIn4er and Mrs, \yi.
liam Zimmerman, Sr.
entertaining Committee; Mrs. r. r.
Brauer, Mrs. 8. 3. Dunstan. Mrs. Fred.
GT!lrinell, MISS Elizabeth Rosanegk. Mrs.
John Ste'nprecher, Mr5 a. Brown, Mrs.
Il. ]. Euker, Mrs John kes,nlcn' Mrs
William Moser. Mrs. i. W, Wenzel. M-s
Percy Read, Mrs A. lIartung, Mrs, ChaY
Gasser, Mrs. Ed Schumacher Mrs. VII
liam Miller Mrs. John II. Anderson
inc following enllemen Will assist
the Ladies Committee OF Arrangements,
Mesars A., Won N. Rosenegk, r.
u, Brauer. G. f. sauer and u. Sltterdng,
Door Committees; Mr.. Charles ahIlIns
Mr., WIN Ebel, Mr. John steinbrecher and
Mr., Charles Meter.
Floor Committees: Messrs. Chas. Kohler
Eddie Schmidt, Fred schaaf. Chas. Mi.
ler George Dubert, Eugene Dietrich
and Willie Grimmell,
Tickets for admission are 81. The sna.
cluus supper room OF tho Temple viii he
beautifully decorated and an elnbornt.
supper viii be furnished by Mr.. Kraune
al 20 cents n cover, he Wishing to ala
the association. Orders for Fupper should
be left with Mr. 9. T.. sauer. No, 10
South T%cnty-nrst Street: Mr. Edo,nh
.,artung, No 22l East Broad Street. and
Mr.. John stcinbrechcr. No, SIC I1ast Broad on,
Street,
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Governors Reception,
The prominent social event OF last