The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28


And I'D said dear door, you're ajar
5$: 4. 5S Carolyn els,
| The Tuesday German.
The iSTnesday Club had It's Chris r! tina /,
~ dance last night In the Mas onic Temps
from to Il q clock. IA g5t si "a Il
bali room was gay In Chr istmas
N eyerEreens and $mistletoe and ,Thiiow's
Il orchestra played IL selected pro y
a Christmas music, Tho german WAS , ied
Q BY Mr.Adolphus Blair, and the following
h lady pntronesses Edignlhed the !. occas son !:
Z. Mrs. Richard III, Wilson, Mrs. -ldolphus
]: Blair, Mrs. u Park e Y Beiljamin Tnliatcrro
II Mrs. II. AZ. G!llis, AIRS. W. NJ. liaferro
Mrs. Stuart Cooke, Mrs John G.. Isariil "
" and Mrs. Edmund Benson; b 3s6t
Young ladies dancing were: NJ IS Lucy
X slSellon, Miss Edith Seymour, Miss Il,lc,ss ;a
ii Arch Miss All;lbel Forbes, Miss Safuh
Baughman, Miss Anna Purcell, Miss
q Parks. Of Washing ton, d. CT NJ ISIS Louise is
Herbert, Miss Mary Drake, Miss Poly
y Robins. Miss Alice ri Doyle, Miss al lily
Booker; Q e the University OF virgins III,
Miss Bertha Adnms6h. NJ sss Carrie .AInl-
q stead /, Miss Constance Triton MISS
CourtenayfEC rump, Miss Lucy lowye OF
\ Birmingham, Ala; Miss Margaret Nc
CURE, Miss Mary. Drewry, Miss Martina
Il Maury r. johnson, Miss Bessie 'TompK ln Is
Miss Bernard Cocke, Miss Charlotte Al Y
sler Miss Martha Bowie, Miss Mamie
Davenport. Miss Anne lbott s. = az 4
%nie iWnddill, Miss Mildred y Boyd Miss NJ. $:
yVillis Williams, Miss isabelle Owens MISS as 8
,ouise McAdams, Miss Nellie Gordon,
Mis- 4 ,olisa purcell \ i1ss Helen Lathrop,
MISS $Estelle de s;auss,h.e, Miss Margaret.
watkins Miss Mary ECKER. o. Dan "
vile: Miss Cora X ounger, Nltss Nancy,
Cooke, !. MISS, Evelyn Bridges and Allssj
g Laura Rutberfoord w ss8 vs. I, . &, &
giYoun., gentlsme en-. members OF tine $clNN'2,
are: Messrs.5 Thomas Nv. Sroc kenbrongl,, ~
Robert b. Munford, Jr.,s H. RI uhar
u Jr, beverley Fleet, Lewis h sl3lal r.. IT..
W. S. a F. Mayo, w D. Cooke 10Y N.
Jones' Stuart Cooke, flomas =. .lsN u, :.
Adams, =. A.. Baushman, Jr., ", II.
Slaughter, Fl G.. Elicit ri. S. Flotchk1,ss.
B. Taliaferro, B.. G.. Willis. IT. J Ohm ofIn
Coke Jr.s j. Pope Nash, John S. I'll
lett, Jr., john Ct. Farland Stuart z.
q caI,e Frank O Ferrall, H. NJ. Alctsancf,&
IN A. ellis E. IL =. Benson, sAdolphlullss'
Blair, Leslie II, Reed. Richard 7. wilson
William N. Taliaferro, George .. Nor
ga a. William r. Turner, p. D. liotchkiss.
aJr., r. ~. Gordon Frank p. Hill wills
q. Pulliam, Percy Pemberton, aniiitpn
Charles 6. Bowe. Cahell Fitzgerald, NM n.
Sutton. John b. Parrish, Isaac DaNen-
port Jr.. James H. Drake, Jr George ".
3 Hold Tyson, Leslie Il Jennings. j. e. kent,
a. irving Blair Albert Tanner, W. :.
slAugllstine and Charles NJ. Grant. 4.
ies Among the guests of the evening were
MI William I. dc Safssure, of New YORK.,
who Is aas,hsfn- With his parents 1or
4 Christmas; Mr.. a. Anderson, Mrs oin
Turner, Mr. johnson, Mf. W. T. h :, ~,
q Mr.. C;essneri Harrison, Mr.. James Boyu'
\ ar, Mr. O. Gordon. Mr., Stevens, Mr., Jack
# Dunlan, Mr.. G. p Stokes, Mr.. p. H.l
4 CIV Mr. Boyd Bland, Mr. Richard Os-
gterloh. Mr. Isaac Davenport. Alr.yl tofi-t
tame Jones' Mr. Herbert a, Claiborne,
MI Charles Mcyelgh, Mr.. Dough- FIN
II son. Mr. Nv. D. Kyle and Mr.. John Caneli.
.tof &Philadelphia, !, 8
* Supper was served at y o'clock, under
; the direction Of the Misses Wallace, ms IN
Il ynenu was an extensive and delightful
Il one. The gowning OF the ladies present
was very tasteful and elegant. MI Blair
led Inc german with more han even his
y usual sklll and grace, and the affair was
Va nm entire and great success from begin
ming to end. M
Invitations and Responses.
The "bnhy party is the al absorbing
* tonic among the members of Rchmonds
Younger social set to-day The invita-
tions. written on paper decorated by Kate
Greenaway subjects and sent out were N
Il quain,ly and cleverly expressed verse
otter this style:
Miss Efie Branch desires TO state y.
That at a very early date
"wednesday evening, The %
or this DecembeD there Will be
Christmas party at Foushee
And Franklin streets; your company!
Requested 10 meet Miss Louise
AIcAdams and Miss Bowie The
Appointed hour Is eight thrice
Note well.-R. S. V. p,
p, s.--You'l have TO dress as childrel
dress.
Some Of the acceptances are fully a
E y we'll worth reading as the invitations, 70