The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-13
Social and
Personal.
The Richmond Cotillon Club closed It's
very successful season with a handsome
german In the Masonic Temple last eve

The Richmond Cotillon CLUB CLOSED It's
very successful season with handsome
german In the Masonic Temple last eve
ming.
The club represents the younger ele-
m er,t OF Richmond society, and the dances
given before and since Christmas have
all been we'll attended and most popular
Officers OF the club are Mr. Henry
1Iotchkiss president; Mr.. George p.
Morgan, secretary and treasurer; Mr,
FhiEp r. Carlton. Mr., William r. Turn
err, Mr.. Carl NJ. Goodloe. Mr.. G. Twins
Blair and Mr.. Henry P. Adlir
Tho list Of chaperones includes Mr.
and Mrs. Adolphus Blair, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. |. n
Jones' Mrs and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson,,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ eado T. Splcer, Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip r. Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart NJ. Woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Rutherford. Mt. and
Mrs Edmund Benson, Mr.. and Mrs a..
L.. Adamson.s Ss SS 5sE "
Those present last evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. Miss
Nellie Talbot. Of 1vaynesboro; Mr.. Nell
ecn Robins: Miss Molly Bridges, Mr. 1r-.
wing Blair Mr.. and Mrs, George w.
Stevens Miss selden, of "Snowden, - Mr.
Cecil Stevens; Miss Margaret Williams,
MIR. Lane Lacy; Miss Nellie Gordon, Mr..
James Dunlap; Mr.. and Mrs. James !.
rutherford. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Cooke.
Miss Constance Triton, MI. Conrad
IIutcheson; Miss Nina Whitmore. OF Pc
tcrsburg. Mr.. Paul Stevens; Mr.. and Mrs
Mead r. Spcer, Miss Rose Morris, Mr..
Joseph Leonard: Miss Louise Herbert.
Mr. Cabell Fitzgerald; Miss Bessie Wat
son. Of Danville. Mr.. Charlie Bowe; Miss
Mite Dobson, Of Lynchbcrg, Mr.. Charlie
Iarus; Miss Helen Stevens. Mr.. William
,rurner: Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Talley,
Mir. and Mrs. Stewart Woodward, Miss
I Helen O'Fcrrall, Mr.. Will Carlton; Miss
Josephine Tyler, Mr.. Robert Jones; Miss
Rena Carlton Mr.. I<ydd, OF Canada; Miss
Nan Morris. Mr.. Beverly Fleet: MISS
Carrie Armistead, Mr.. Hal Adnir: Miss
White, of Abingdon: Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Cannon, Miss Gladys Frazier Mr.. Rich
1erd Bidgood; Miss Lillian Bidgood, Mr..
Lewis Grant; Miss Lucy Shelton, Mr.
1ravers Eppcs. TIA l5Sf
In Miss O'Ferrall's Honor
Tho Newport News Times Herald, an
referring to a. card party given this week
by Miss Margaret Groome, OF that city,
tc, Miss Helen OFcrrall, OF Richmond,
says:
ono OF the most brilliant as we'll as
| delightful social events OF the winter
| season was the six-hand euchre party
| given Tuesday evening by Miss Margaret
Groome In honor off, her guest. Miss
Helen O'Forrall, Of Richmond Tho
Groone residence, No. 5000 Huntington
Avenue, was beautifully decorated for
| tho occasion, the color scheme being red
and green, greatly elaborated Win
steamers Of Southern smllax, hanging
from softly red shaded chand eliers, and
vases OF red carnations which gave a
| glow and an added attractivoness to the
| other decorations.
Punch was dispensed throughout tho
| evening, and at the end OF the game de-
lightful refreshments were served,
Lecture This AfteWrnoon.
Mr., ohm Jackson. who is to lecture
at tho Womans Club this afternoon. hal
made delightful impression since hi
arrival In Richmond.
He is a charming talker, and has thu
most vivid Impressions Of his travels u
India, which he presents In graphic
and highly interesting manner, Every
| thing that relates to the Orient Is fas
cinating, and India, with Its splendlf
cities, It's ruined temples and fanes. "
mlngling OF old and new ciYilizahon' ~
English vicoroy and Its native princes
makes powerful appeal througl
sympathy and imagination,
The lecturer will dispense with nj
steroptcon views on this occasion, bu
his forceful style as a speaker will create
for his audience all tho Indian picture
| they can ask for, and they will feel tina
nothing moro will be needed or desired
Mrs. Bosher's New Book.
Tho Norfolk yirginian-P!lot says IN re
gard to Mrs, Charles Boshers recentl'
! published book;
when Loye is Love 2 Is tho very at
tractive title Of a recently published boo'
i from the pen of Mrs, Charles g. Boshe,r
/ OF Richmond. Mrs. Bosher was formerl'
Miss Kate Langley. OF this city, and IN
| announcement that the author OF bod
bic" has written another book Will p
read by her many friends and admlrer
in this vicinity with the greatest pleas
ure and Interest. Mrs, 3oshea' is a prom
| inent member of several clubs. and YER
popular In social circles IN Virginia,
1 capital, and all who know her feel tina
the success Of her latest work Of ftct'o'
Is assured. !,
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