The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-14
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

M The Easter german Of the Richmond
Il Assembly was danced in the Masonic
Temple last evening with Mr.. Adolphus
Blair leading. Mr.. Blair was assisted in
Il the floor mana cement BY MIR. Gessher
Harrison, Mr.. Granville Smith, Mr.. Thos.
3. sMcAdanls and Mr.. Henry p. CARING
Il ton. ss S II Vi IA
II Patrons and patronesses present We're
4 M RI and Mrs. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Blankenship, Mrs. Clay Drewyy,| Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. George y, Elliott,s Mr. and
( Mrs. John e.. Farland, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard r. Guest, Mr.. and Mrs, Egbert
Leigh. j =, n Mr.. and Mrs. Murray NJ.
Mcguire Mr.. and Mrst'J. Scott Parrish,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. r, Carte Scott. Mr.. and Mrs.
G George sStevensf MI. and Mrs william
M. VIA liza ferro, Mr. ,fand Mrs. Henry a. VIII
4liams and Mr.. gnd Mrs, Richard 7. VIII
son. Others dancing We're:
Il Miss Loaib selden. Mr., Willie Wat
king; Mss Nancy Cooke. Mr.. Jack &c
Traville; Miss Young, Of Norfolk Mr..
James, Nyatson; Miss Edith Grant, Mr..
Carroll Montague; Miss Elizabeth Brander,
z Mr.. Walter Hubert; Miss Agnes Nc
Carthy. Mr.. Fairlie Cooke; Miss Jessie
Hunter, Mr.. Frank atane; Miss Char
I lotte Yonge Mr. Taylor; Miss Pickett
5fHeth, of8tWashington, Mr. James MIR
shall; Miss jamie Wingo, Mr.. Mullen. OF
Petersburg; Miss Van Kleeck, of New
York, Mr. Victor Williams; Miss Julia
Bidgood, Mr.. Andrew Allen; Miss Sue
Spilman, Mr. Leake Mrs Randolph
ICaperton. Mr. John Castor Caperton;
I Mr. and Mrs. james Cannon; Miss Maude.
Morgan. Mr.. Robert Cabell; Miss Annie
Srnitf,&SMr. RI. Gor5<; Mr.. Joseph
Bidgood; Miss Julia Grant. Mi. John Boyd
Bland = Miss Lily Fiji. Mr.. Car Fuller;
] Miss Lynde. Of Chicago, Judge Carter
3 Scott; Mrs. J. G. Bayars, Of Bristol Va.
+ fere tor Rayars; Miss Lucie Morton, Mr.
Iarrison; Miss Meade, Mr.. Joe Clay
stiles; Miss Elsie Stokes Mr. Thomas
SLeary; Miss salley. of Newport News,
Mr. salley; Mrs. Whitman, Of Baltimore;
Miss Katherine Michaux. Mr.. Baird, Of
Norfolk: Miss Anna Carr. Mr.sWhitnan.
q OF Baltimore; Mr.. Plummer and Mr..
Rogers, Of PetersburG: Mr., Litterton
fitzgerald. Mr. Thomas McAdams. Mr..
Willie Langhorne Mr.. Palmer Leigh, Mr.
y ALBERT Tanner, Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. Pope
Nash and Mr.. ctho Kean.
The Woman's Club.
IN A fne audience greeted Dr.. u. NJ Calf
iscil at the Woman's Club and listened
with much interest to this lecture on 1.-THE
Il Wandering Jew After speaking Of the
Wandering Jew. of fiction as drawn by
Eugene Sue no spoke OF the Wander
ing Jew Of History. giving an outline OF
the history or the Jews since the
destruction Of Jerusalem In A. D.
TO-, of the wanderngs and prosecutions
until recent times. when In America and
England more especially than In other
countries. they are recognized as men
and treated as such regardless of creed.
He spoke Of their hopes and aspirations
in the future. disclaiming any desire to
restore the; former Jewish power, but OF
their looking forward to the time when
& all creeds will be blended In the uni
yersal fatherhood of God and the unver-
sal brotherhood OF man.
ss Guests Of the afternoon were Miss Berta
1 Wexford. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Cary, Or.
IT, G, Woodward Mr., L, D. Aylett and
\ Mr.. Junius Leigh. Tea and coffee were
poured by Mrs, John Blair and Miss Lou
Leigh
on Monday afternoon, April Goth, there
will be musical at the Woman's Club,
under the direction Of Mrs. George w.
Stevens. who will BIO assisted by Miss
# Martha Mosby Snead. soprano; Miss Ma