The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31

man, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Strudwicl1,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Shafer, Mrs. "A. +,
Lyons, Miss Louie Lyons Mrs. William
Mordecai, Miss Rose Nlordecai Mr. John
Mordecai, Misses Stewart, Mrs. John
Stewart. Mrs. a. e. Herriott, Mr..
and Mrs. b. Randolph. Misses Ran
dolph Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beat
tie, DR.. and Mrs. Warmer, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Blair. Mr.. and Mrs Bicrne
Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Aylett. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Price, Miss Grant. Miss Freddy, Miss
Tyler Mr.. and Mrs Thomas T. Jeffrcss.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, r. Taylor, Miss Mary
Lawson. Miss Lunsdalo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton II. ThiermanD. Mr.. T. H. Pember-
ton, Mr.. S. S. r. Patteson. Mr. and
Mrs. James "A. AToncure. Mr. and Mrs.
Polk Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hnr-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. Miss Mae
Jordan, Miss NJ. Baldwin. Dr. and Mrs.
w. u. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Ely.
Shetland Euchre.
The last meeting of the Young Married
Ladies' Card Club on Thursday after
noon last was a most delightful one.
Mrs. Edgar Lafferty was the club hos
tess, and exhibited her usual gracious tact
i'll promoting the enjoyment of her guests.
The meeting being the farewell for the
season, everything in the way of deco
ration was forget-me-not blue, al
ternating with pink. Bowls of pink roses
were placed here and there in the patlors;
covers for the tables were embroidered In
roses and forget-me-nots. and In the serv-
ing of refreshments the color idea was
fully carried out sandwiches being tied
with blue. and ices taking the form OF
pink carnations.
-Four tables of slx-hand euchre engaged
Players scored with pink and blue satin
s,ItI te. hot,
pins. The first prize. beautiful blue
pin cushion of silk and lace, was cut
for by Mrs. James T. Cannon, Miss Cuth-
bert Of ST. Louis. and Mrs. Austin
Brockenbrough, Mrs. Brockenbrough be-
Ing winner. The consolation. q pink pin
cushion. fell to Miss Mamie Cooke, who
scored for contestants with Miss lIugenle
TAYLOR.
Those present were Mrs. James u. Can
non, Mrs. Adolpius Blair. Mrs. Frank A.
Hobson, Mrs, Blair b. Sirngfcllow, Mrs.
r. Bruce Bowe, Mrs. anghorne Putney.
S. Armistcad, Mrs. Hardin Y. Burnley,
Mrs. Edmund Benson Mrs, Stuart Bowe.
Mrs Alexander Brown. Miss Cuthbert.
Of ST Louis; Mrs Charles W. spicer, Mrs.
G. NJ. Knox, Mrs. Edward p, Qunrles,
Mrs Edgar Laircrty, Mrs. Walter Miles,
Mrs. Henry G. RELY, Mrs. Richard II.
Wilson. Mrs. x. Nj. Blankcnshp. Mrs.
a. ]. Montague, Mrs Allison Hodges, Mrs.
William Nee. Ramsey, Mrs. Cary Ellis
Stern, Mrs John Blair, Mrs. Charles b.
Cooke Miss Helen Mckinney and Mrs.
Anton II Thiermann.
The Class of 1908.
Tomorrow win be Glass Day for the
graduates of 1903 at the NYoman's Coll
lcge In many respects It will be the
| most important epoch In the lives Of four
teen young ladies, who are to participate
III it's ceremonies.
The exercises Win begin at II o'clock
IN the morning when the graduates
Miss Mamie Guthrie, Is. s., class presi-
dent OF Houston, Va; Miss Eleanor ny
lhnd - L., gife.president. or Kentucky;
| Miss Nellie Siutnn. II, a., cla5s orator,
| OF Richmond; Miss Rosa Smith. Is. A.,
| Tree orator. of Richmond; Miss Lula
Kirk. r. a., Bonfire orator, OF Rich
mond; 'Mss Jessie Lane, U.s. s., Of North
| Carolina, class historian: Miss Myrtle
! l-angford u. A., class prophet; Miss
| Kun iiarrisoqs b. II: Miss Denise Nor
! ris, u. H. Of Richmond; Miss Eta An
kers, u. IT,; Miss Marion Terrell, -. A.;
| Miss Hattie Garrett, Is. H., or Eastern
Shore. Va; Miss Ethel Fitzpatrick, y. A.,
! OF BOSTON iinkgd together with II daisy
chain and wearing their caps and gowns.
win repair 10 the chapel. where the plcsi-
! dent, In the address OF welcome. Will
be followed BY the c!aHs orator, he class
historian and the class prophet
During the exercises eight undergradu-
atcs, In wbitG plqpe dresses Miss Mary
| Gwathmey. Miss Ruth Turner, Miss Mary
Hughes MISS stuart Wise. Miss Annie
! billiard Miss Mary Post, Miss agnes
| Anglon and Miss Leo Dowdcll- viii
| stand near Tie graduates and hold the
| daisy chain. The rostrAtm win be deco,
/ rated ia the class flower tAnercan beau-
J ties and the class motto, "Sil deApcran-
dunn" win appear ia The class colors OF
| crimson and gold
After Tie chapel ceremonial the grad
| uatea win march ont on tbs college lawn
| singing a fafsGeil song. tho words. ol
@heh have becn coiDposed ny 5ir. Minor.
: OF Barton Heights. and s.dapted 10 tic