The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
Observation-Disclosures
Social and q.
Personal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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N hecoa Walker ana MISS Lcisa Archer was
tr,errily danced.
lS M. John L. de Trcville led the german
II WITH novel and beautiful loap ycnr anu
valentine features Tho ladies and gen
Il 4,et1,en who were patrons and pntroneses
h. included Governor and Mrs. Andrew y,
4 Montague Mr.. and Mrs. 9. q. .WnlkeNr Y.
81 Mr. and Mrs John -. Blair Nh. ana
y Mrs. Hardin Temple Burnley, ar, ma
4 Mrs. Richard T. Wilson, Mr.. anu Mls.
X stewart Woodward DR.. and Mrs. Charles
A Robins.
lg5 The cyening was brilliant success the
dance hall throngcd with pretty girls IN
ppwdered hair, paint and patches, and
the Young men, the objects of their de-
voted attention, presenting handsome
y scene as tho grand march was formed
.sThose present were: M,
33s Miss Rebccca Walker In pink and white
4 crepe de chine, Irish point lace over
s bands Of pink, trimming. Of black velvet
+ and silver buckets; pearls; dancing Win
MIR. Sterling Rogers.
Miss Leisn Archer IN blue chiffon ac-
cordion-pla forgot-me-nots; dancing
with Mr.. Tom White, OF Abingdon, va.
Miss Lucy SHELTON in white organdy,
lace insertion over pink silk; pink liber-
4 ty satin sash and ribbons ivlolets; dane
Ing With Mr.. Littlcton Fitzgerald.
me- Miss May Goolsby with Mr.. william
Cooke; Miss Goolsby in white ombro'itder-
E ed net over. silk; forEetme-nots.
4 Iflss Mttie Dobson Of Lynchburg, Mr..
Hal Ada,r; Miss Mamie Waddill, Mr..
N Menalcus Landlord, of Norfolk; Miss
louise Taylor, OF New Jersey, Mr.
z Charles willis; Miss Mary Drake, Mr."
Frank O'Ferrall; Miss Kathleen Woods,
n az Albemarle, Mr.. Clifford Scott MISS
De Ormond MIR. Evans; Miss Rhooa
8 Davis, Mr.. Seldom Taylor; MISS simo'
gen Fitzgerald, Mr.. Pace; Miss Marga-
sei watkins, Mr.. Frank Hill; Miss knth-
81 crime watkins Mr.. Brooke Jones; MISS
X MARY Drewry, Mr.. Charles Bowe; Miss
Y Molie Bridges, Mr.. rutherford Fleet;
II Miss Mary Moulton, Mr. Cecil Stevens y
q rJss carter Mr.. John l.. do Treville;
Miss Josephine Sullivan, MI. Hiram
smith; Miss Constance Triton, Mr.: Cav.
y let's: Miss lillian Binford, Mr. c Kooers
/ Laniel; Miss Nan Morris, MI: I nahare
NJ n,arus: Miss Louise Herbert, MI. RoneIt
Whitehead Miss Mary Broclenbrough,
Mr.. Tom Brockenbrough; Miss Rena
Glazcbrook, Mr.. George Sutton; MISS
Ruth Hort, Mr. James Dunlop; MISS
Ressie Watson, Mr.. OFT Drake; MISS
rllen Meade. Mr.. Marshall Gilliami MISS
Peachy Lyme, Mr.. Conway newman
4 Miss Esther Berkeley, Mr. Trallle I MISS
] Nell sinton, Mr.. Howard Sutton; MISS
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hamilton Chalkey; Mr.. and Mrs. James
T1vler:s Miss Mead, Of Alhemare, Mr..
Slaughter; Miss Leury, Of Anelia county;
niivs Mary Camp, Mr.. Leslie Jennings;
Miss Mary Stuart Buford, Mr. George
bernard, Of Petersburg; Miss Elise FUR
Eenson, Mr.. Hal Montague; MISS MAT MAT,
raret Williams, DR.. Davis; Mr.. Alien
Newton, Mr.. s. r. Caves, OF the n,l,T
rers,tv of Virgnia: Mr.. Richard Bid
r.ond Mr. Parham; Miss Nell Sutton, Mr..
Viii Bernard Bates; Miss Constance
,sat.s Mr.. Frank sutton; Miss McClung,
n Mr.. Green.
Milton Work Whist Club,
$i The meeting OF tho Milton Work Whist
cur was characterized by brilliant
IA animation and closely played game.
q, n MIS- Sperry, of St. Paul, Minnesota,
+hs guest in Richmond Of Mrs Everett
.Wsddey, and Mrs. Bland spottswooa
smith tied with Miss Knox ana MISS
crarles for honors north and south,
Mrs. Fairfax Montague ana Mrs Fal-
u yer. of Warrenton, won east and west
Japanese To1nbola,
Preparations for the Japanese Tom
bola'' to be given Friday night. fepru'
ary 12th, in Belvidera Hall. for the nene'
fit OF the Young Peoples Home Mlsslor
coo,ety of PARK Place Methodist Church
are going on with n will, and every De
TAI worked out with infinite care, J:
about complete.
The entertainment will possess the grace
OF novelty and will be all the more m
VI teresting for that reason. In the raj
and umbrella drill by fourteen youll
ladies and fourteen gentlemen, tho ladc
will drill with the fan and the gentle
men with the umbrella. Pantomimlc ges
lures and attitudes taken by both laale
! and gentlemen wut express scorn' play
Il funess. love, .. Invitation, gossip an
triumph. :,
In the opening chorus members VII
emit tor in groups Of eight each. by the Jan
anese Jog trot. During the chorus tn
Japanese movements will be observed
55 In the male octette, tho young men WI
carry the old-fashioned battle-axe. IN I'll
chorus to the baritone solo the mem
bers are grouped In clghts and. at tn
recurring Of the chorus Will come
from tho flies, side step across tho STA 3
and back, nodd!ns their heads with IN
music.
MISS De Hart, who will BIO the accom-
Andrews. Mr. + ID. Briggs. who VIII q
rect the programme. Is the organist
Vi A Park Place Church
The programme In full Is given here:
PROGRAMME
qSS Japanese chorus: soprano solo, "a Jal
ancse Love Song" Mrs, c. 7. Brcngl
march and drill with Japanese fans al
umbrellas; contra|to solo, Little Almon'
Eyed BOY" Miss Moselle Gregory; ma
81 octette. March Onward" IN a.
ticipation OF the impending ia
RUSSIAN war. Messrs, Montgomery, 10
rest, Page, Harbardt Woodfin, Michael
Briggs and Graham: baritone solo al
chorus, "My object All Sublime.
C. J. Harbardt and chorus
AZ Delicious Refreshments WIN be seFv
In the rooms across the hal! at conclusl'
of the programme, Guests VIII be J
~ y!ted TO the flower and candy tables al
to try their luck at the cherry tree,
The following young ladies and gent
men will take part: Mrs. G IT. Brengl
Misses Moselle Gregory. Clara Beck'
Mary Woodbridge, Allie CFutchfield, Dial
Taylor, Luette Michaels, Nora Wc!sig'
Laurie Barrett. Halle Barrett. IN
Becker, Mary Chapel. Bessie Lee, Mlnl
Jones' Mrs. ", A. Page; Messrs g.
FIJI Harbardt r. r., Forrest. II, Is. Woodi
r. r. Michaes. Il. NJ Thomas. !,
briggs, Jr. G. #, Blanton. c, ", MOI
n .ra bn