The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-20
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OF Fedora Victoren SHrdou's drama.
by the George Fawcett Company at the
Richmond Academy Will be stimulated by
the announcement that Miss Percy Has
well will then display some very gorgeous
toilets
In the first net she will be seen in a
Parisian evening gown or white chiffon,
with spangled black lace. With bolero
Jacket OF the black lace In flower, de.
sign, n belt of pale blue and knots OF
pale blue on the left shoulder and In
front OF bodice. The gown is trimmed In
tiny gold spnngles giving IL the SHIN
n,ering effect of a fountnln. With It IS
worn handsome blue velvet wrap. hay
ing n broad stole Of squirrel fur and heavy
hand made lace. with small lunches OF
grapes; also huge mum OF squirrel FUR,
With the same effect IN lace In her hair
she will have a diamond comb and span
gled ornaments.
For the second act she Will don prln-
cess gown OF white chiffon. with design
OF silver spnngles and several rows Of
tlncl< and white chiffon around the long
train. The sleeves are simply pink straps
over the shoulders and Jet strands on the
arms. The long pink sash starts from
the shoulder at the bnck. the ends being
heavily spangled In silver. III front is a
set ornament on the left side, With
s,renmers OF black velvet falling to the
bottom or the skirt. This Is q most cf-
.
fcctve gown.
On the principle that the last should
be best she will appear In the third act
III white velvet gown, with bands OF
black fur four inches wide. The bodice is
made with short Jacket, finished with fur
ana dashed In front with black velvet.
the blouse is Of heavy cream lace The
belt is laced in front with black velvet
end in the back there Is large steel
buckle. The skirt is sashcd In front
with black velvet, and there Is fur around
the bottom.
A Colonial Social.
A Colonial Social was given by the Lit
crary Committee Of the Epworth League
In the lecture-room OF Park-Place, Meth
odist Church last night at S:15 o'clock.
The following comprised the committee:
Miss Lizzie Mackie. Miss JAMIE Rogers,
Miss Nellie Spence, Miss Carrie Mitchell,
Miss Maggie Curley, Miss Maudc VIII
knson. Miss Mary Tyree. Mr.. Eugene
|eBlanton. Mr. 1. D. Briggs. Mr.. Woodvile
a. Page. Miss Clara Becker and Miss
Edna Banton.
| The following programme was rendered.:
Overture Observation-Disclosures Trovatore.
Misses Becker.
Reading. Arts tarchus Studies Elocution.
Miss Langford.
Song Observation-Disclosures. Selected.
Miss Mitchell
Reading ....... The Unknown Speaker.
Mr. Kelly.
Violin Solo,. Scene de Ballet.
Mr.. Sorg.
Reading .......... Sci ctcd.
| Miss Langford.
Song Observation-Disclosures. Selected.
Miss Mitchell
| Read ding ....................... Selected.
Mr.. Kelly.
| pecantiO1 Ten
A very pretty reception tea Will be
given from to +. NJ. to-day In the
home of Mrs Benjamin L. Crump, OF No.
GIG West Grace Street, under the auspices
Of the Evelyn SPOTS Memorial Circle OF
Kings Daughters.
Decorations will be in Revolutionary
coors OF red. white and blue. and SOU
venir hatchets in red will recall WASH
! ington's anniversary and the famous
cherry tree episode.
A delightful musical programme will
be given by Mrs. Guy Hequembourg.
Mrs. Evan r. Chesterman and Miss
Agnes Mccarthy, with Miss Emily Lyons
as accompantst.
The receiving party will include Mrs.
laday, Mrs. Hpscomb, Miss Margaret
childrcy, Miss simonia Roberts. Mrs. AL
len Chambers, Mrs. Charles Tanner, Mrs.
Treyilian Miss Mary Frazie, Mrs. Dan
Mccarthy, Miss Ruth Tanner. Miss Jen-
ME Mccarthy. Miss Pauline Powers and
| Miss Lora Crump.
After the musicale refreshments will
be served by little Misses Louise Crump
| Floyd Taylor, Daisy Boykin. Mary Day
! VIM, Louise Miller and Myrn Chambers
| wearing patriotic rosettes Of red. white
and blue. The tea will be informal and
all who wish to go will be heartily vel
coined.
Mrs. c. r. Norman entertained at cards
last evening In honor Of her sister, Miss
Louise Cnbell Loving.
Decorations were in pink, carried gu
| in pink shaded candelabra and pink car.
nations. OF the three prizes offered. the
| ladies' first was string of cut cora
beads, and the gentlemen's a scarf PIN
The hostess, Mrs. Norman was gownet
In green crepe de chine, with black vel
vet trimmings. Miss Loving wore white
silk null. with rose pink ribbons.
| A delicious and varied menu was served
on the card tables after the game wa
over.
Children's Parties.
children's ten in honor OF Washing
toms birthday will DO given saturda,
from to o'clock In Lee Camp Hall 70
the benefit Of the Tennessee table. at tn,
j Confederate Bazaar. Candies, n grab bag
and games viii be provided for little PEG
4 pie VINO are roma OIL boln. "A cherry ire
will be in evidence. and cherries Will b
+ pinned on 1t for prizes. a wonderful dol
will be shown In short. the programm
adopted contains some prospective pleas
ure for nil visitors, who will be cordial,
welcomed.
Tho Maryland Table Committee Of tn
Confederate Bazaar will have m inter-
tairment for children this nfternoo
from to o'clock Mt Lee Camp Hall.
Tho entertainment will DO particular
interesting and attractive to both boy
and girls, as there Will hc a good man
exciting ga mes, In which the younk folk
can compete with each other for prizes
The children arc looking forward wit
unusual pleasure to these games MS
has become known that Mrs, Wake
purchased some new ones while in Bait
more Inst week.
n Besides the games, there Will be forum
tellers, grabbing, and n candy tnbl,
where the young people can spend thel
4 odd pennies.
Refreshments that nrc tempting to tn
palate, though not harmful to digestion
i, will be served.
The time has been fixed for Friday al
II tcrnoon, so that tho cntnrtninmont wi