The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

, number OF theatre parties VINO wish 70
be present. 5 q 4;; IS. Ks .
Mi The evening will, be brilliant event s.
OF the Easter season, asthe Academy5wiu
be orb wded BY box and theatre parties.
and there will be a great display q INC
fashion and beau me CITY. = he
mond alumni who are always warm
concerned In whatever represents their
alma mater will be out in full force ana
a number OF them Will act ns ushers. unl-
vorslty, North Carolina and Louis!a ~,
colors will be displayed and nothing VIII
be LEFT undone to render the occnaon
great triumph for all par ties concerntd.ta5
The costumes worn BY tho characters
In "Charleys Aunt" and by those VINO
Will appear In Chopstlcksa and splkitns, I,
will evince tho grea est attention 70 oeaail
and appropriateness Ihe DsamauG "a n stor
styles and tho girls are Invited 70 ta ,H.
notes for future reference on the evening" is
| OF April 29th rs, 5-iF3 (, !. . :
Mrs. Harwood, to whom the thanks OF
/! the Richmond public are due N havlns
secured the appearance OF the Dramallo
Cl,,b. has been ably assisted by Miss Car
rio A Coleman These ladies' with MISS MISS
Morra n and MI. * ciley will certainly taKa
| high rank among those whose proviuEe, y
| ia TO direct the entertainments lot the
approaching Bazaar. o.
Class Reception.
Tho handsomest entertainment OF tho
naat week was the reception given FRI RI
| ,day cyerilng from to II o clock IN mo ~
narlors OF the Woman's College ny tnnl inc
| class OF 1903. s8 . rs s3 :,
American Beauties, the class HoWer
was conspicuously displayed; other2 ny ny
| raj decorations in one parlor pong Sel-
slow and IN the other white. Inc Tecelv.
INC marty included tho class president,
Mas Mamie Guthrie, Miss Jessie Lane.
and Miss Ruth Harrison. assisted py
Miss Mary Carter Anderson ana NJ US
| Marion G.. Forbes.
Other members OF ttthe class present
we're Miss Hattie & Garrett, Miss ROSA
| Smith Miss Nellie Sinton, Miss DENSE
Morris, Miss Mary Herndon. Miss Ethel
Fitzpatrick, Miss Eta Ankers, Miss Ma
! rlon Ferrll, Miss Myrtle I-angfor MISS ~ =
Lula Kirk and Miss ~ Eleanor Rylanu.
The toilets OF the class and the receiv.
ing party were exceedingly pretty ana
tho rooms presented n brilliant and anl-
/ mated appearance during tho hours TOT
cnllars, tho bright faces, tho music, tho
Jnurmur OF conversation and the Wnole
!, indeAnablo charm appealing most peas pleas
nntly to the eye and ear OF the visl tor
l A steady stream pou red in from eight 70
4 eleven, & giving Watering attestaton 4 OF
i the popularity Of the young hostesses, :.
Miss Mary Guthrie. who stood az tns
| head OF tho receiving line, was goWned
IN white albatross; Miss Jessie Lane had
on blue china silk; Miss Ruth Harrison
1 was IN blue organdy; Miss Mary Carter
Anderson In black embroidered mousse
/ limo over tnffeta and Miss acorpes IN
i 6whito etamine. .S
refreshments were served BY the un-
derRraduates; Miss Ice Dowdell MISS
Eyeline Mackreth, Miss Mary Post, MISS
| Louise Parker, Miss Mary 't1ughes anu
Miss Josie Christian, ji
May-Day German.
\, Cards OF Invitation that vii arouse the
keenest interest throughout the ranks OF
4 Richmond society people read aftof thSSss
a fashion; (. !. Z. i, !.
4 pleasure of Your company at q german
to be given for the benefit Of the Texas
i table nj the Confedera to Bazaar, The ger
"A man will be danced at the Masonic Tens
i pio, Friday, May lst, from to u o'clock
4 Tickets can be procured from J, Me eg,
Adolphus Blair Tonr.eentn An ~ , mhsy
Of Commerce building; Mr., y. L, de Tre-
Vile, First National Bank, and Mr..
" sWoodson p. Waddey. No, llQ6 East Main
y street upon the presentation OF this card.
Patronesscs for the german evening VIII
\ include among others, Mrs, Adolph4s
+
Bryan, Mrs, John G. Farlnnd, Mrs, ", g,
a r, Mayo, Mrs. w. Ben Palmer, Mrs.
Henry A. Williams. Mrs. Garrett B, Wall,
Mrs, Charles Evelyn Smith and Mrs.
Philip Powers, IA
!, Arrangements for this notable post-
/ Lenten event will be made with careful
attention to elegance In detail, Thilow's
full orchestra will be In, attendance and
the musical programme furnished will be
something altogether out OF the ordinary.
!, Orange frappe will be served In the foyer
during the evening under the direction OF
several of tho patronesses.
Mr.. Adolphus Blair WILL lead, and a
beautiful and unique favor figure, with,
two especial prizes, Will be Introduced
, during the evening by him, The manner
!. Of the prize drawing Is q cunnlngly COM
( cealed mystery. which will not be dis
closed until the time for drawing comes,
! Continued on Seventh .Pagel S5'