The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
Social and
Personal

III tA1tho,nh the afternoon yesterday Mas
~ stormy. nn excellent audience greetPu
flo appearanc of Mrs Emma MONEY!
siSTynE, OF New York, at tha woman ,
CLUB, and heard with delight any IN.
n terest her lecture on the 3arnlzon
X nninters. ana her description of that part
III ~ t>ran ce which IS associated with their
name and their fame.
Mrs Tyng had a charming subject ana
V treated 1t In all eloquent ana coihPte-
Y l1ensive manner. touching the nVes ana
ne productions of the muster French ar
IS fists much as musician might 90 III
running his fingers over an Instrument
to evoke noble and harmonious strains
Guests Of the Afternoon were Adnir =,
1rarrle Webster, Mr.. ana Mrs. oohi' :
( Kennedy Mrs. Robert NJ. BlanKensh'r'
Miss Dele Tompkns Mrs. Percy Mon
taruc. Mrs. May Davis. Mrs. Randolph
c,aperton. Miss Adele Williams and Mrs.
y +, ri. Hstris, Mrs. Hugh Taylor poured
n coffee, and Mrs. johnson was at me
MA tea Urn.
/, Tickets for the lecture to be given az
tho Y. NJ. C. A. Hall this evening nS
Mrs. Tying on Tho Holy Grail Illus
tratcd BY the celebrated Abbey pictures.
7 are on sale at the Y. NJ. c. a. huildins'
.8;lv. ID. Moses music store the Jefferson
Hotel and the Womar's Club.
This lecture will be given under the
I a,,spices OF the, Woman's Club, and VIII
Sanrht less be largely attended not only
by the members, but by their many
\ friends, who, having enjoyed the CLUBS
know the high order OF enter
tainment it always provides.
Bal Masque at the Richmond
# Art Club.
The rooms OF the Richmond Art Club
. ~ 1trI,<
81 .hronced last Saturday evening, the mas
a o,,erade and the art students, oall,
a which was held in them proving splendid
social success.
The walls Of the clubs pariors wero
4 wreathed in holly, mistletoe and running
pine, Wreaths and anchors OF glowing
red immortelles. red shaded chandeliers
s and red candles In silver candelabra, IL
H lumlned everything in warm, crimson
4 glow.
Merry, old-fashioned tunes rang out
from the fingers Of dusky musicians as
sembled for tho occasion. with a swing
II and a rhythm that set hearts a-thropphs
and feet a-dancing with Will
The spirit of merriirlent and boniomle
r,,led the hour. Many Of the costumes
were rorgeously carried out IN every
detail, and the combined result was
splendid spectacular display and Won
derful blending Of the richest and gayest
I. colors.
Nearly every one present was IN CHAR
scter, only few domlnos being noteo.
Mr.. O. II. Shipley and Mr. a. 9. Jones
as ''Alphonse and CASTOR easily cattieu
oft first honors offered Tor Tue oes'
adaptation In costume
Miss Bessie Selden, as japanese
Mousme. came next. Mrs. GEORGE ben
Johnston, taking the part of TURKISH
) Zuleima. was accounted to have the pref
Il test costume. Miss Roberta Allen anu
hor friend. who. with ta1nbourines ana
III castanets danced the Spanish cachuca'
won great applause.
The grand march, headed by the tam
BOURNE girls. was led By MISS eeioen
and Mr.. M Strauss who appeared as Aioh
sieur Beaucaire In black He!VH!, lace rul.
files and powdered WIZ. The figures OF
the dance included the quadriles, polkas.
yarsouyicnncs. danced at art students
4 halls from time immemorlal. They and the
rec1,la ton ending in the lancers and the
reel.
TOO much praise cannot be accorded the
Young ladies in charge OF the supper
menu. which was delicious, Including
salad, beaten biscuit, olives. sailed al
monds. chocolate. coffee, pickles, cream
and Sake-and all served In the ualh''7s'
fashion.
others present were Miss Anne
e Fletcher. Admiral Webster, Miss Aoe!e
Williams Mr.. VI. NJ. Straus, Miss Julia
Woodbridge. Miss Bessie Hammond
Misses Katie Meredith and Emily Addison,
Miss Mamie Baughman Miss Katherine
y MCINTYRE, Miss Bessie Catlin. Mr.. Doug
las walker, Mr. A. y. Clarke. Mr..
John Rutherford Mr.. Eugene DAVIS,
DR., Cooke. Mr.. Schmidt MI Mcchesney
Yarbrough. Mrs. Parker Dashieii. MIS-
Ethel McCurGy.. MISC Laura Rutheriooru'
Miss Helen. Gk:istian, Miss Mary Bruce
y Miss Aydriotte. Mr.. T. NJ. WORKMAN,
Miss Virginia Hazard, of st. Louis, M!ss
Rosalie Jones. Miss Katherine Wa'kino'
Miss Willie Withers, Miss Ida Fleming,
MISC Carrie Arnstead, Miss Elizabeth
Dayenort. Mr.. Macdonald. Mr.. Mastlr;
Mcasrs Morgan. Turner, Taylor, ATKINS
Mrs Houston. Mrs. Lorraine, Miss Jean
Knox. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Miss
a Louisa Purcell. Miss Matte Purcell, MISS
d ELLEN Anderson, Misses Lewis, Mrs. Ed'
gar Gum, Miss Bessie Towers, Miss
J1wlg, Miss Houston Mr., John James
Mr.. Earyie, MI r. S. Riyes, Mr. trani
sutton. mir. Conway Sewman Mr., Castor
III Caper,or, Mr. Henry ard Ms. Tenn Leak
Miss Leake. Miss Patterson, Miss Louise
Williams. Miss Katherine Gum, Mis-!
3 Louise Schmidt, Mr.. Conrad Hutchinson
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Masse. Mr., an'
Mrs. Crptchheld, Mr.. and Mrs. John
az Kennedy, Mrs. J. Alison Hodges ana ar
and Mrs. ", a. CHAMBERS.
The Richmond German Club.
63 The third in the series OF dances by IN
IiiGhmond Club this season was danced
tn the Masonic Temple last night, VIII
Colonel 10 Lane Stern leading ana many
r. /, Ls y al
Iaond society contributing By their pres
cnce 10 tho brilliancy OF the evening.
IA Trio Junior Hollywood Memorial vii
meet this morning at II o'clock IN lie
y Camp Hall. The meeting is important
and all members are asked to be present
The Colonial Danes viii meet this al
~ teinoon at o'clock in No. 7oT Eas
81 Franklin Street
s3SA csYed me,ting OF The Masonic Aua