The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
Social and
Personal

#SThe Richmond Assembly gave Its mid.
winter dance IN the Masonic Temple last
evening .,,,. ,,u
8s AR. John L. dc Trevillc led, with MISS
MI.illian Binford. There was largo AZ
tendance and a delightful supper ai'eE
tie dance. .,.. a,,,,5
miss Bh,rord was gowned III Wnl.e s'iA
null. With white lace and chiffon III.
@ Miss Elise Parkinson, IN pink anu "ilitc
%arenndine, trimmed in lace. &.
miss Crtitchfteld, of Fredericksburg. III
#hluc rousselinc berthe of champagne
Miss Louis, sipe, OF IIarrlsonburg, Vn.,
In pale blue peau de sole, lace hppii9ue
Mn white. ,.,..
Miss Watson, of Danvlle, In pale blue
sr1k null; blue satin girdle.
NJ Miss Baxter. Of Staunton, Ill white iace
over Blue SILK; lace berthe.
& Miss Bottle Miller, of Staunton' N u,
white tucked chiffon; corsase orhamenteu
with white ribbon, roses.
i# Miss Louise Selden, in white point q cs.
prit. white chiffon and lace.
8a Miss Annie Smith, III lavender mousse
#lil,e; ccru race insertion,
~ Miss Helen Stevens, In White lerro
s-lacc ovcrSliberty silk; white sash.
5} Miss Nan Morris, in yellow null, WIN
tlaffodi velvet Girdle. !, ~.
@ Miss India Watson, of Danville, IN
&plnk point dcsprit, pink roses.
S38Miss Montgomery, Of Lynchpurg, W. ~;
I'm yellow crepe dc chine, nciusted with
laco and embroidered with daffodils; ac-
Gordon -plaitngs, and 4sirdle Of yellow
S Miss Louise Jones. of Norfolk, in
primrose pink crepe dc chine, hand-em-
hroidered: point lace berthe.
8 Miss Louise Herbert, in white null,
With lace. chiffon, and sash and girdle
&of blue.
SS Gentlemen dancing were: Mr.. Byrd
Charles, Willis Mr.. Slaughter, Mr.. Tazc--
well Fitzgerald, Mr. Pope Nash, Mr..
James Drake, Mr.. Leslie Reed, Mr.. Paul
shafer Mr.. Mccoy, Mr. William Cooke,
Mi. Miles Selden, Mr.. George Payne. OF
Norfolk; Mr.. Pollard Cardoza, Mr.. Cess
&ner Harrison and Mr.. John Parrish.
#5. Chuperones were: Mr. and Mrs
HIardln Temple Burnley; Mrs. Burnley
@in white silk null, tulle and embroidered
Inlet; Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyler; Mrs.
Tyler in black lace, appluucd In Jet Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Stevens: Mrs. Stow
ems In white. embroidered lace, blue and
white chiffon.
~ The presentation Of the crosses OF
honor In Lee Camp Hall at $3.50 o'clock
this evening will be attended With very
Interesting order of exercises. ~
& The meeting will be called to order by
B5thc commander of the camp and opened
with prayer BY the chaplain
18Th After the prayer musical selections will
DE given by the following members of
THE Virginia Gee Club: Mr.. Walter A.
Watkins, Mr.. Amboy Morton. Mr.. James
AMcBain and Mr.. Joseph f. White.
THE informal address of the occasion
will be delivered by General Eppa Hun
ton, of Warrenton. Va. Additional music
will procede the reading Of rules by
Adjutant j. Taylor s.ratton, and the
names of the following veterans entitled
%stoS receive crosses will be called: Messrs.
Charles S. A1nne, w. A. Anderson, WI.
3I. Armistead, Edward Bryant, ]. v. Bid
good r. Il. Butler, Josiah Butt F.5W.
#Chamberlayne, John w. Cringan, John
III. Daniel, a. E. Dempsey. g, a. Dupriest,
#C. f. Dulaney Henry w. Fenprow, w.
Gordon. ]. w. Brannon. p. S.
Ell Burford, a. C. Ellington, Henry W Free
man, r. Wv. Fontaine. John T. Howell
"a L. Il. Herndon. James Hannon a. Jen-
nings, ]. A. Jeter,. ]. H. Kracke, n. l..
sSLuffsey. George T. Mattern, T. Thomas
Mourning, w. II, Mccarthy G. E..
Il G, r. Matterson, John r, Miller John
M. Noting, John f. Owens, Or. T. s..
Pendleton, Benjamin A. Pillow, Andrew
Plzzni, Jr.. W. G. Fuller, William NJ
Parsley, Thomas Purcell, j. 7. Pulling,
Charles T. Palmer, J. w, Risque, D. c.
Richardson, John F. Shinberger Charles
B, Stacy, w. L. Snder, L. G. Stainback,
W. c. Smith, Silas shelburno. George NJ
Vaughan, Charles P. Winston. Charles
NV. Williams, p. ]. White, B. G. WherrS.
H. NJ. Walthai, Beverly Woodson, ".
Wrenn. W. \. Wingfleld and c. Zim-
So NOR.
FL Tho crosses Will be pinned on By Miss
Mary Amelia Smith, honorary president
OF the Virginia Division, u. D, c.; Mrs.
II Walter Christian. first vicc-president
G Richmond Chaptcr,'T. p. c.; Mrs Joseph
II Bryan. president Hollywood Memorial AS.
& ISOLATION and Confederate Museum; Mrs.
Stephen Beveridgc, president oakwood
II Memorial Association; Miss Isoline Moses.
president Hebrew Memorial; Mrs.
Thomas Bocock and Mrs. William r..
Payne wife OF General William IL.
Payne.
81 Seats will be reserved for the veterans
Ito whom crosses will be presented. Sons
&5ofg veterans will act as ushers, All the
Confederate associations and the public
are invited. The members of the memo
rial associations are requested to wcaE
their badges.
Colonial Ball.
THE following forecast of a colonial
K ball to be given this evening in tho ar
B lngton Hotel, Washington. d. c., In aid
#ni the fund now being raised by the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
IS for their Memorial Hall. will be interest
4 Ing to NirGinians because OF the partic-
patton in 1t by a number OF Virginia
Daughters. Tho Post says:
# Many historical characters will be por-
< trayed by descendants who will wear
ZONE OF the helrlooms kept from genera,
tion to generation
s Mrs. Morgan y. Lewis will personatc
Anna Scudder, her three times great
grandmother. who married John Smith.
ian officer In the Duchess Company Mi
aFliua Minutemen, who entertained In his
home a whole company of soldiers and
forty officers sat at his table at ono time
at saratosu during the surrender OF
Kurgoyne.
Miss Anne Maglll Fauntleroy will per-
senate her great-grandmother, katherine
Y Brooke, granddaughter Of Robert Brooke,
who Was member Of Lord Batimores
prlyy council OF state IN 1919. then prcsi-
Gdepf ne cduncil and acting Governor