The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-02
Social and
Personal

,rhe Richmond assembly german was
tx Snnced In tho Masonic Temple iast n.e Il,
4 5rhe attendance waa largo and inc mus .,.
1 excellent Mr.. JOHN Parrish leu, VII
Miss Louise Jones. Others dahc l,e, W..
$.!Ntr, md Mrs. Hardin Temple burl MY
M, and Mrs stew,1rt woodward, MISS wv.
4 r.lafvs Frazier, Mr.. Slaughter; MISS MI,
& q IA ,1oodsor,, OF Lynotburg, MIR. R,chnro
t,iarood: Miss Nan Morris, Mr.. Hni
Affair: Miss Helen Stevens, Mr.. pope
Ma si,.1Atiss ROSE Morris, Mr.. Leslie Recd;
Mr and Mrs George Stevens; MISS
Louise solden, Mr. Miles selden; MIS- W.
y Louise Herbert, Mr.. Charles Mccoy MISS
Ii Louise Jones. OF Norfolk, va, MI. lynn ,,a
& parrish. Miss India Watson. Of Dahviile,
d ~ Al, 1,nndolph Cooke, Of the Unlvcr-
vi sI,v.5 Miss virginia McCandisll OF. So
india. Nir. Gcsner Harrison; Miss Lillian
13,nforl Mr.. James Drake: Miss l<nther-
ina Sewbill, OF Norfolk, Mr.. Charles
.yVii,is: Miss sophy White. Stuart Leakc;
ntiss Mary Garnett Mccarthy Mr..
Pollard Cardoza Miss Mary Hartman.
OF baltimore, Mr.. Irving lSirkwood, niso
OF Baltimore; Mr.. s. T. Caves, University
OF Virginia. ,,,,a.
some banquet.
Woman's Club Musicale.
The musicale at the Wonlnns CLUB
4 last afternoon was most eiljoSapie. r!a a,l
md violin numbers were given by MISS
a S1niia| Aitnor and Miss Roberta q. Alien
wits Miss Loulle Williams as accom-
Ali three Young ladies aid their parts
70 well that they add new prestige 70
4 their already brilliant regulations as ac-
y complished musicians. me prosrui''i''o
in full was as follows:
Piano Observation-Disclosures con Drlo
~ y
's vIolin C 1w al; wllhemD wnlther's
"a ,,rriya gong "The N1eistersinger.'
Ill piano (Nevin)--(a) TWAS Lover i,,
.nd His Lass" (O'er Hill and Dale).5 ~
..Dragon-Tly" (water Scenes).
Violin (Sarasnte) -Revcrie.
Piano Nocturne, op. L.
(Ries)-Romanze
~ piano Qljinsky)-(a) Berccuse; 90
Il tWringle) Arabeskc; (O (Chopin) Valse
vi 1srilliante, y flat.
(Rubenstein) Staccato- l1tldc.
After the music chocolate and tea We're
served by Mrs. Wexford Reed ana MIS- MI
Henry HARDWOOD
Next Monday afternoon Mr. John Hun
tar viii give a lecture on Schiller" be-
ii fGro the club, the subject and the lee
turer bespeakipg unusual interest for
tho audience.
ARRANGEMENTS are being perfected for
a The Leap Year entertainment, to be given
FEBRUARY 18th, BY the ladies OF the Wo-5
mans Club.
The club rooms will be gayly deco
n rated 81 Valentine colors, and the cole
y hration to BIO as unique as 1t VIII DO
beautiful.
Tho Milton Work whist Club will meet
this week Thursday instead Of Tues
"a day afternoon as usual.
Grayes-Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baynham Mat
thews, OF Washington, D. c., have issued
Invitations to the marriage OF their
Il Sdaughter. Miss Sue Matthews, to Mr'
James Hnrwod Graves, also or wash
ington. The ceremony Will take pace
x on Tuesday evening, February 18th, at
$f& o'c,ocl, IN st, Andrews Church, Nagll-
~ ington,
VI MI. Graves is we'll known In Richmond
u where he has lived and has numerous
g }fnrnily & connections. He Is q nephew O.
stonEressman Lamb, OF this district, hnt
a.Hson OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Edmund
AZ Graves, of Petersburg, Va. The brlde-elee
s5 IS an unusually attractive and accom-
~ plished member OF Washington $ younger
e smart set.
Bonifant-Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Phillips announce
III the engagement of their daughter, Nlis'
Louise r. Phillips, TO Mr.. Berner NJ
E Bonifant OF Powhatan. Va. The eSac
date Of the marriage has not yet been de-
cided.
Valentine kindergarten Mothers
Club.
The literary meeting OF the cluo las
Thursday afternoon was very success
full. Mrs. Aster's reading was received
with great pleasure by members AM
fl8 visitors. and the summing IN at the clos
drew forth stirring responses with man.
helpful suggestions to mothers IN
warmth and cordial tone OF the meet
ing offered D. pleasant contrast 10 IN
snoE.storm raging outside, New mem
bers elected were Mrs. B. B. Muntord an
Mrs. Webster Brown. Visitors presen
we're Mrs. Muse. OF Baltimore, and Mis-
Kcsswick, Of Richmond.
Board to Meet.
The committee in charge OF the re
vision Of the constitution and bylaws Q
the Retreat will submit its work 10 tn
board OF managers ON Thursday next
Feburay 4th. A full meeting OF the boar'
is, therefore. urgently requested
Pound Party.
Contributions in money, provisions
drugs or anything useful are urgently re
oucsted by the lady managers OF tn
Eve. Ear and Throat Infirmary, NO. II
Governor Street. who will hold q pouh
party for the benefit OF that instltu
tton on "Wednesday next. A commltte
to receive gifts sent will be at the In
Urinary throughout the day
Mrs. Cary's Card Party.
Mrs, George Potter Cary, OF Chicago
who is spending the winter at no, ~
East FRANKLIN Street. entertained yer:
4 .charmingly at euchre last Saturday ut
ternoon
Delicious refreshments were served al
ter the game. and decorations were II
American Beauty roses. Those presen
We're: Mrs. II. B. Smith, of Chicago
Miss Nellie Smith. Of New York; Mrs
r. r, Hunter, Mrs. w. J. Johnson, Mrs
r. Z. Wright, Mrs. G. NJ. Boswell, Mrs
Robert Page Grymes, Mrs Dudley r
Cowles, Of Roanoke. Va: Miss Emil,
Jennings and Miss Alma Eslnn.
Personal Mention.
The ]. F,'s Club, which was to NEE
friday night, was postponed on accoun