The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
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dance before Lent yesterday evening, the
maj german being scheduled for April
lfh. Tho dances given since the first
on December 18th, have been grent sue
cesses. that OF February 9Th being one
of the brightest and pretuest Of the so
| ries.
Ladies dancing were: Miss Marion
Smith In white crepo. dc chine, hand
embroidered and trimmed with white
ribbon.
Miss Helen Stevens In pink crepe de
chine, ecru lace and black velvet trim
mings
Mrs. George w. Stevens in black lace
over black silk, diamonds.
hrs. l. N. Jones In black net, relieved
with touches of turquoise blue velvet.
turquoise ornaments.
Miss Ella Hammond In white silk null,
trimmed with ruffles edged with narrow
white satin ribbon
Miss Gertrude Shelton In white lace
over pink, pink roses.
Miss Moulton In blue crepe de Chime,
wite lace, pearl necklace.
Miss Linda Bargamin In blue mousse
line de sole. white lace medallions.
Miss Emily Hutcheson in pink tucked
mousselne, white lace berthe, pink sash.
Miss Page in satln-striped silk null,
over green.
Miss Charlotte Miller in white organdy
over green, green satin sash.
Miss Halle Barrett in white mousse
line. with touches Of blue blue ribbons.
Miss Margaret Watkins In daffodll
crepe, over chiffon and silk, duchesso
lace pearls.
Miss Marie Lightfoot in pale blue can
vas cloth, black velvet and white lace.
Miss. Rebecca Walker in white tucked
organdy. medalllons and berthe of lace.
Miss Mary Drake In cream crepe de
chine ecru lace and embroidery, pearl
ornaments.
Miss Rhoda Davis in white lace. with
lavender trimmings worn over lavender
silk.
Miss Louise Herbert In white point
desprt over blue. white liberty satin
SASH
Miss Rose. Morris in crimson mousse
line, tucked above crimson taffcta-
Mrs Stuart Cooke IL, black net and
chiffon over black satin. necklace and
ornaments Of pearl.
Miss Josephine in yellow embroidered
crepe de chine, trimmed in lace.
Miss Lisa Anderson, Of Baltimore. in
white silk net, with white ribbons. pearls.
Miss Gladys Dimmock. of New York.
IN white embroidered null over pink silk,
pink roses and ribbons
Miss Elizabeth Dimmock, of Newport
News, Va, in white crepe de chine. hand
embroidered, white lace and pearls
Miss Louise Selden, OF "snowden," in
white net over pink silk. ribbon ruch-
inss and trimmings of lace.
z Mrs. Richard I. Wilson in white tucked
silk NULL medallions of cream lace and
embroidery. green ribbons and corals.
Mrs. Adolphus Blair in black and
white toilet. combination Of black
grenadine and white crepe de chine and
chiffon. pearls.
Miss Mary Drewry in a blue shirred
organdy over tafeta. blue chiffon and
applique of narrow shirred ribbon, neck
lace OF Etruscan gold
Miss Constance Triton In an ivory
white silk null, hand painted on COR.
sage and skirt with sprays of Wild roses.
Miss Bertha Adamson, of Bon Air. in
white mousseline, with applique of white
lace. white ribbons.
Mrs Robert NJ. Blankenship in white
organdy, tucked and trimmed, with
profusion of lace; turquoise ornaments
and forget-me-nots.
Miss Margaret Shields in pink crepe
de chine and pink chiffon, wearing a
beautiful cluster of purple ytolets.
charming rainbow ribbon figure was
introduced. The dancers We're so groupcd
as to form star, and the movement,
pe1ore the break came was unusually
graceful and attractive to the spectator
Hearts the Game.
Miss Wartield and Miss Fannie Cren-.
shaw were charming hostesses In a VAL
entine card party given by them yes
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home, No. 010 West Franklin Street
Pink roses maidenhair ferns. sniax
and pink shaded candelabra, with pink
wax tapers, made the very pretty parlor
and d!ning-room decorations Those
playing We're Miss Warfeld ard Miss
Fannie Crenshaw, Miss Rose Archer.
Miss Mary Aylett, Miss Mary Hart Cren-
shaw. Miss Page Royal. Miss Elsie Lind
sey Miss Carrie Rennolds. Miss BERTHE
Irlsg, Miss Garlic Minor, Miss Rachel
Urquhart, Miss Julia Joynes, Miss Bes
sic jackson, Miss Mary Butler, Miss Ell
la Buck. Miss Fredrlca Leake, Miss
floyd TAYLOR. Miss Lora Crump, Miss
Parke Taylor, Miss Sara Baughman.
Miss Patio Lyle, Miss Anita Cusson
Miss Meta Randolph, Miss Cary yalen-
tine. Miss Mary Parrish. Miss Mary
VIM. Miss Bessie Ryland, Miss Grace
Perkins. Miss Mary Saunders and Miss
CliHaDetn Itlppert.
Afternoon Euchre Party.
The afternoon euchre game. to be
played at the Albemarle Club this after
noon from four to seven o'clock, is given
for the benefit Of the Missouri table in
the Confederate Bazaar.
The first prize offered is beautiful red
heart-shaped box. filled with CONNECTIONS.
The second prize is blotting pad in the
Confederate colors. red and white. and
the third n small hand-palnted heart.
Souvenirs are large red hearts, fringed
with small ones for markers.
Miss Annabel Borden. OF North Caro-
lima. was the guest Of honor at card
party given by Mrs. Charles Evelyn
Smith, of West Franklin Street. yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Smith was assisted in doing the
honors by Mrs, Hugh Skipwith, bride
of few weeks and the only matron
beside herself In n company made up
from, the younger society set.
Decorations We're in pink. score cards
being hand painted Those invited to
meet Miss Pprda,G yUara Mice E1oo |