The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31

+ w 1jpshur. Mrs, John Stewart Bryan
Hirs,5 Henry Landon Cabell, Mrs. -. ~
=. MYERS Jr., Mrs Q. II. Funston, Mss
3. Garter Scott, Mrs. Yirgtnlus Ne"'on,
Mrs Edward ". Valentine, MRS. Cnarles
=: Bou!ns, Mrs George Barksda|e, Mrs
" r. Robins, Mrs. Albsrt Bruce, Mrs
stenhen Pu,ney. Mrs. II. w. Hazzara,
Mrs. John w, Gordon. Mrs. Arcne "
patterson, Mrs. Isaiah White, Mrs. q.
S. Buford. Mrs. John X. Branch, MISS
Rerta Wexford, Miss Mary W. Lewis.
Mrs. Aired Witherspoon. Mrs. John 3.
Irehtfoot and Miss MARIANNE Meade.
tickets can be- procured at tho Bell
pook and Stationery store, at Hunters,
st the J effcrson and tho Chesterfield
Past Week Very Gay.
The past week proved, in It's passing,
ia be the gayest Of tn. season: II began
with the third musicale 81 the winter
gwen at the Woman's Club last Monday
q fternoon when Miss Louise Williams
I Who directed the musicale assisted by
Mrs. Matte 3 /. Thomas and Mr.. G. -
FGookins delighted a large and repre-
sentative audience, made up OF CLUB mem
bers their guests and out-of- TO "n$ svlsl-s
tors.
7 club gave it's midwlhter dance In the
Masonic Temple, with Colone' 10 Lane
stern leading. and with a larger numper
OF .'buds' and visiting girls present than
usual.
Andrew J,IMontague threw open tho
mansion for an Is official recept! on, at
which larg.s quota Of Richmond 50.
clety. O number OF State otilciala ana
members OF the General Assembly with
their, wives, were In prominent evidence
Prince Henri de Croya, OF Belgium a
friend az I4ieutenant-Gover joseph =,
Willard, who spent q few days OF last
week III Richmond, paid his respects 70
Governor md Mrs. Montague and ap-
peared to enjoy his first piunge into tho
s social llfo OF the Old, Dominion, as seen
In the Executive Mansion, extremely,
Wednesday, fom 5 to r.. M. the
RYchmond Chapter OF tho United Daugh-
tsrs of the Confederacy gave their an-
nual tea In Lee Camp Hall, and scored
a5greatt SUCCESS Tho hall was beautifully
decorated in red tulips, white narclssl,
ferns and clusters OF laurel caves,
Mrs Eppaa Hunton, Jr. was tho hostess
Of a handsome tea Wednesday, IN honor
of Miss Hattie Poultney. Of Baltimore.
Nd, and Miss Payne, OF Harrlsonburg,,
va, who are spending a month ms her
charming visitors. Miss Virginia and
Miss Porter Sands gave a Bijou box,
party and an after-theatro supper follow
Ing an afternoon ten, at which they en-
tartained q number OF their friends,
y Thursday afternoon, good crowd
brayed a snowstorm to attend a tea taS-
| Ing place in the Womnn's Club, under
| the direction Of Mrs Andrew ], Monta,
| que, assisted by Mrs, James ., CruHp,
Miss Mary Sue Dew and other members
| OF the IIolllns Alumnae Association. who
nre working hard to help In raising
fund for memorial to the ate Dr.
Charles Cooke, president Of 1Iolllns instl-
tute, e.
Thursday night bal poudre, given un-
der the direction Of Mrs. James Allison,
Mrs. John Stewart Bryan, Miss Claudia
Palmer. Miss late Harris, Miss Helen
| Christian, Miss Bessie Watkins, Miss
Berta Atkinson, Miss Elizabeth Atkinson
and Mrs. John Kerr Branch. at the Ma
sonic Temple. proved the most splendid
society event Of the winter The exqulsr
ito costum'ng Of the ladies present the
highly appropriate attitude assumed by
| the menl the merry musical programme
rendered. the animation with which this
dancing went on, the bright interchange
! Of wilt and repartee which was tossed
back and forth. as bellies and heaux went
rsop ttnua "a an yanth2, Pa ca =.