The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
G. 4 Lee, blue silk, worn by her great
Fltzhugh Mrs. 33 Daniel p.


6. "a Lee, blue silk, worn by 81 her great
grandmother, Fltzhugh. Mrs. Daniel D..
Wheeler, one Of tho most elegant costumes
OF blue and white brocade old lace. Mrs.
SJli Evans Martin. a n exquisite dress
OF white | So tin Mr.. Charles Wal
lace, black satin, old lace, Miss knte
Newell Doggett, blue and white silk berthe
OF antique lace, worn by great great
great-grandn,other. wife OF Bishop II eath.
Mrs. A. G, Doggett, old brocadc over
one hundred years old, worn by great
grandmother. Ornaments pearls. Mrs.
Breckenridge. OF Pittsburg, old brocade
handed down three generations. Miss
Eliza Roy. pink and white silk. In the
family for nearly hundred years Mrs.
5P.s5y. Daniel black brocadc, white satin
petticoat, lace, She had a turkey tail
fan, used by Mrs. Roger a, Pryor q the
ball ut the White Sulphur Springs given
for benefit of Mary Washington monu-
ment. Mrs. Charles Ruffln, Powered sa tin
over rose silk, quilted pettlcoat, coral
Mrs. J.s e. Mason, black velvet and old
lace. Mrs. j. Bowie Gray, blue silk over
white. Miss Alma Gray, pink silk Miss
Mary Gusts Lee, silk gown. worn by first
wife Of General w. II. L Lee. ..sli.. Z
The Glee Club Concert.
Decidedly one Of the most brilliant +
fairs OF the winter was the Corncllt Glee
Club concert given last evening under
the auspices Of tho A. T. ~. A.5wth q large
number Of the leading ladies in the city
as {. patronesses, and a crowded and en-
thusiastic house to applaud q fine per-
formance. & NJ ia
The gownlng3 at the Academy was very
handsome, many Of the young ladies and
matrons, going directly from that build
ing to the Masonic Temple, where a dance
was given by several society girls last
night, after Academy hours. In honor of
|gtho Cornell men.
1Frvery one enjoyed the Cornell songs
and the airs SO well presented ut the
Academy, The programme was excellent
and the audience In a most happy re-
sponsvc mood. The club was entertain
cd yesterday by Mrs. Douglas Gordon ut
The Commonwealth Club. I.asti'night the
dance hall was ablaze with lights aud
the pretty young girls played their parts
as hostesses to perfection. About sew
onty-rive couples s participated IN the
dance, and the impression produced by
| tho gentlemen entertained, and by the
fair entertainers upon their guests seemed
10 be altogether and alike delightful,
Personal Mention, r.
Mrs. George I. Roberts, general man
:. Company, In Philadelphia, ono OF he
\ wen lthiest corporations In tho country. Is
/ n guest OF tho West nloreland Club MI,
y Roberts former home was ~ Richmond,
and his friends have been giving him a
/ holiday welcome since his arrival,
| Mrs. Morgan, OF Brooklyn, New York,
Myers. is the guest OF Mrs Corydon SUIT
| ton.
Mrs. Worth. Of Louisville, Kentucky,
returned TO Richmond last evening and
| will be at No. al5 East Franklin Street,
during January,
Lieutenant- Commander Marbury john
| ston, of JT. S. s. Whipple, commanding
Second Torpedo Flotilla, is q guest at the
] Jefferson,
Mr.. Anderson Moreland, of the. Ameri-
can National Bank. has returned from
| spending the Christmas holidays with
| his pqrents and little son IN Charleston,
Mrs. Edward Christian, Miss Helen
Chrlstianand Miss Dorothy Christian will
leave soon for New York to spend some
| weeks. 4st
Miss Jessie r. Pendleton has gone 70
New York to spend the holidays In study,
| by special permission she VIII remain ln-
| Iii January 9Th, to visit some OF tho
schools n New Yo ,. city ia
MISS Helsaa Camp hes has rstYvasd from 2
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