The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22

meeting Tuesday in the home Of Miss
Roberta Allen at noon. The weather In
terfered with the meeting in point of
numbers. but n great deal of business
was outlined and much future work
mapped out The chapter is well organ
ized and very enthusiastic in spirit. Miss
Eleanor Tree and Miss Ella jackson left
for Washington Wednesday and Were
present at meeting OF pages held In
Washington Friday last, Miss jackson
being the page from the Commonwealth
Chapter.
The last assembly german of the pre-
Lenten season was danced in the Masonic
Temple Monday under the leadership of
Mr.. Adolphus Blair.
Chaperones present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ben
son. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Farland, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. r.
Burnley. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Elliott Mr..
and Mrs G. W. Stevens, Mr., and Mrs.
William Taiaferro, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
ls Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Moul-
CHARITY BALL.
The charity ball given by the German
American Ladies Aid Association was
danced with great eclat In the
Masonic Temple last Tuesday evening.
The grand march was led by Mr.. G. II.
Sauer and Mrs. A. Won N. Rosenerk
Mrs. Rosenegk being han dsomely gowned
In black lace over white satin duchess.
with diamond and pearl ornaments and a
bouquet OF American beauties.
Mrs. G. L. Sauer Wore an elegant white
lace robe above chiffon and taffeta and
carried vloets.
Mrs. B. Hasscl was in black velvet on
traine, relieved with white chiffon and
lace. ~
Mrs. John T. Anderson. Jr.. in black
SIX null over taffeta diamond orna-
nents and corsage bouquet of ylolets.
Miss Elizabeth Won NJ. Rosenegk. in
blue silk tissue yelling white SILK; for.
get-me-nots and white roses.
Mrs B, NJ Hines, in embroidered m o,,s-
seine on foundation of white taffeta:
pearls.
Mrs F. w. wenzel, in white point
d'csprit over emerald green satin.
Mrs. S. 8. Dunstan. in white silk mul,
over blue silk: diamonds. {ai,li
The ball was a. great SUCCESS and =
very elegant affairln every way.
The supper at IL o'clock was most en-
1oyable and rejected great credit upon
Mr., lArause, who furnished It,
ss
Reception Tea.
very pretty reception tea was civer
from to p. NJ Thursday in the home
Of Mrs. BENJAMIN I. Crump Of No. Gl(
west Grace Street. under the auspices OF
the Evelyn Spotts' Memorial Circle Of
Kings Daughters.
decorations were in Revolutionary col.
ors OF red white and blue, and sow.
enlr hatchets in red recalled Washing.
TONS anniversary and the famous cherry
tree episode. -
delightful musical programme was
! given by Mrs Guy Heauembourg. Mrs
Evan r. Chesternlan and Miss; Arnes Nc
earthly, with Miss Emily Lyons as ac
companist,
me receiving party included Mrs. Ben
1amln I, Crump, Mrs. Addison Holiday
Mrs Lpscomb, Miss Margaret Childrev
Miss Simonia Roberts, Mrs Allen Cham
hers, Mrs. Charles Tanner. Mrs Treviian
Miss Mary Frazie, Mrs. Dan Mccarthy
Miss Ruth Ianner. Miss Jennie McCartls,
MISE Pauline Powers and Miss Lora
| Crump.
Alter the musicale refreshments were
served BY little Misses Louise Crumn
! Floyd Taylor, Daisy Boykln. Mary Ia y
VIM, Louise Miller and Myr;l Cha mbors
wearing patriotic rosettes of red wbits
ana blue The tea was informal and NJ,
VINO wished 10 30 Were heartily welcomed,
Brilliant Reception.
One One Of =, the 7, most elegant affairs of this
Meeh, 10 De even as closing event of
| me season. viii be the Shrove Tuesdnv
rsetption, IN which Mrs. Charles I,velvn
smlth, OF No GIG West Franklin street
= tess. ''s 'oS"
decorations will be in pink and green
me FEBRUARY symbolism. evolved in
nalms, pink roses and pink carnations
HMests wiil be received. at o p, NJ. by
NJ ana Mrs, Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Hueh skipwith, Mrs, Smith having on nm
IMPORTED evening costume Of enbroidered
4 PINK chiffon Yelling pink liberty satin, and
AIRS skpwith wearing her w addlng gow,
OF white satin and duchess lace,
During reception hours I. number q,
beautiful airs VIII be softly played as m
tndertone, mlngllng with but not break.
lnE ~ upon conversation. All the love,
suite OF spacious rooms win be thrown
4 opel. to be thronged By the Representative
scciety people who are numbered anon,
me friends Of the household. AS, Mrs.
Smith has earlier in winter. entertaIned
tne younger set Very handsomely on two
eel, ~.