The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03

{llan, Mrs. j. Pr. Thomas, Mrs M. ~
Chambers, Mrs. w. II. Tanner, MIS- MIS- R 4.
bert Roberts, Mrs L. y. Crenshaw, MISS Miss
Mary frnyser, Miss syo Roberts and Mrs.
6, +. Wuiford, the president OF Belle
Bryan FREQ Kindergarten Board.
The Morning Musicale.
Tho Ladies Morning Musicale asscii,-
bled at It's ustnl tine and place. the
morning was spent III tho study Of Gluck.
was most Intelligent md was thoroughly
en1oyad, as was tho musical programme
which followed.
The next meeting will bo held Thtr's-
day, January Z, 1904 at No. III West
Main Street.
v. P. I. Cado+- Honored.
A number Of in1 !, ginia Polytechnic
Institute cadets were handsomely en-
tertnincd New Years night ut the homo
Of Mrs y. j. o Neil in honor Of her son,
JOG, who Is home from Blacksburg, for
tho Christmas holidays.
Those assisting Cadet . Neil to receive
his friends, were Cadets l.. g. Tucker,
Jr., (Jntncs Purcell James Bahcn and p,
Sheppard. rho parlors and dlnlng-room
were beautifully decorated with Christ
INNS greens, interviewer with orange and
maroon, the college colors.
Among those present were tho follow-
Ing young Indies and gentlemen:
Misses Made Newman. Aline Wood,
Lila Byrne, Estelle Corbin, Nellie Young
Nellie Dyniun, Lila Epps, Lizzie O'Ntill,
Ida sirles, Madeline slrles, Kate Nc
Donough,. Mem Taylor and Irene Bald
win; Edgar Donafoe, Louis Donahoe.
Frank McDonuugh, Walter o'Nell, Jo-
seph Meredith, John Cox, Leo Taylor,
Willie Burke Al O'Noll and Dennis
Neil.
On New Years Eve.
A charming reception was given New
Years Evo night by Miss Ethel Phillips.
at her home on Floyd Avenue. to large
company OF friends. Tho house was
beautifully decorated with evergreen,
holly and mistletoe. In the die groom,
tho table presented very pretty sight,
with all the delicacies Of the season beau
tifully displayed. Those present wcre:s
Miss Ethel Phillips, Miss Ethel Whitlock,
Miss Bessie Luck, Miss Lulie Ready. Miss
Lola Wharton, Miss Grace Jones, Miss
ROSA He'll Thorpe. Miss Ncttie Luck Mr.,
Walter Chandler, Mr.. John Pierson, Mr..
will Sullivan, Of washington, D. O.; Mr..
Thomas P.4Tlmbcrlake. Mr.. Roy Jones,
Mr.. William L. Tyler, Mr.. T. Sanderson,
Mr.. w. P. Fields. Mr.. c. Coble, Mr..
Thomas Aldrldge, of Los Angeles. Cal:
Mr.. Irwin Brooks, Mr.. r. a. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. Philips ana otnerS.
Pretty Dinner Party.
on last Wednesday evening, a delight
ful dinner was given by Professor II. l.
Rees and wife, Of No 3ls South Laurel
Street, In honor Of Miss Esthel Carr. OF
Charleston, w. Va. Among those invited
were: Misses Daye Longhead, elise KIN.
strey, Mayme Patterson, Esthel carr
Sadie Rowe; NIessrs. Walter Freeman,
Reuben Andrews, Moseley Paterson. Dr..
Leo Pussy and Professor and Mrs. Rees
During the evening the guests were ia
vored with several choice piano selec-
lions by Professor Rees and Miss Rowe.
Tho monograph was also much enjoy
ed
Fortnightly Finch Club.
The Fortnightly Finch Club met in tho
home of Miss Florence Gretter. on New
Years Eve. After the game delightful
were served and members
saw the going of the Old and the. advent
Of the New Year
!. The club has proven to BIO the social
feature of the Fill. The rsxt meeting
will be held In the home Of Dr.. and Mrs
virglnius Harrison, on January 14tla.
The Woman's Club.
Tea will DO served at tho Woman's
Club tomorrow afternoon from to
o. clock.
The coming to the club on January 18th.
or Mrs. Emma Moffctt Tying, Of New
York, to lecture on THE Barbizon Pain
tiers" and the vineyard country of France,
ia looked for with, decided thrill Of
pleasurable anticipation, both from the
attra ctiveness Of the subject and the cx.
tended reputation OF the lecture-.
Mrs. Tying will appear at the Young
Mems Christian Hall on the evening OF
January 18th, when sho will give her ceie.
brated lecture on the Holy Grail. includ-
Ing the myths and traditions which have
grown around it since Medieval Ages.
Edwin Abbey's wonderful pictures WIN
illustrate this lecture, for which tickets
will be sold, to help In the purchase OF
Steinway grand piano for tho Woman
Club. 1t will be, through Mrs.
Tyng's personality. and the stand
point from which she will handle
her subject, one of the most delightful
opportunities offered by the lecture
course of this year, which is very ex.
cellent one.
Mothers Club.
The Mothers Club of Valentines Kin
dergarten will open its club room with
appropriate exercises next Wednesday,
at $3.50 in the evening. An attractive pro.
ouoro{eaa has hpan arranged