The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
--Thomns Moore.
New York Society.

Fifth Avenue furnishes now plenty of
Indication that society Is once moro in
town. Among those seen Monday We're
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, who has Miss
Alice Roosevelt with her; Miss Ami.
Sands, Miss Ianctte Fish Mrs. Clarence
D PostleN, Mrs. Joseph Widentr and Mrs
4 Eugene j. Beas.
~ Mr.. Alfred G. vandcrbilt's road COACH.
Venture, began its fall season on Mon
day running between the Holland House
and Morris Park on race days.
Mr., and Mrs John D. Rockefeller III.
are making n long driving trip through.
the Berkshires.
ar. and Mrs Robert Gocet VIII sail
), for New York tomorrow.
Mr.. j. Van Allen has taken cottag
Int the Virginia IIo, Springs for t,c,on.f
IL and will arrive there OH next Saturday
81 Padercwski to Return.
1gnatz Jan Faderewski has decidcd.t"
Y make an American tour this season. AID
will arrive In December for series ~
concerts Mrs Padercwski will accom-
pany her husband. II is solnc time s,n;c
PaderewsFi appeared before the Alncr-
can public, ;nd as each visit has added
TO his popularity with music lovers, 4
great success Is anticipated for him this
4 season.
A Surprise Party.
a delightful surprise party wns given
i Miss Bernice Brauer. n few evenings ago
TAT her horne, on jefferson Park III"
syoung people met at the home OF Miss
y Ethel Chlldrey and from there went II,
4 a crowd to Miss BrnIer's home, The
!, hostess was greatly surprised, but not
4 withstandlng, she received her guests in
! q era ceful mnnner
4 Games, Rotations and music served to
entertain tho guests Atm late hour the
1 merry party We're served with delightful
much to their surprise.
Those present were Misses Bernice
sBrauer Ethel Childrey. Masie Brauer,
Aioiseller Robins. Grace Williams. Matte
4 Johnson, Myra Taylor. May Johr. Mary
Redd, Hazel Hudsteth, Lola Eisman, Of
Detroit; Elizabeth Taylor, Bell Austin
Mamie Eanes. Ruby Brauer and Messi $ 4
Emmett Tyler, Percy Moore, Taylor
&Goode, Guy Mallory, Robert Bass, VIII e
b Grasswith Charlie Brauer Percy Cheat
ham, Rollins Animons, Hiram Schcrer..
Z Alexander Smith and Roland Austin.
Mrs. Austin chapcroned the party
Mrs. Ford's Success.
Mrs l.. c. Ford, of No. Col West Grace
Street, has just returned from New York,
where she went to attend the meeting vi
the Modistes Protective Association.
Mrs. Ford Won the first prize again
this year, her model being an exquisite
evening coat. 1t was indeed a triumph
OF art and was made OF heavy black
imported silk lined with elegant cream
satin. The coat had a panel straight
down the back. composed of half inch
tEcks. Inserted on either side was
hand of black File lace edged with bld
bands of the silk A small square yoke
OF the lace, gave pretty finish to the
upper part Of the wrap. The front, which
was half-fitting, had vest made of tiny
bands of the lace separated By bands Of
9 the silk. These bands ran diagonaliy,
riking n decided point where they met
Z ri the front.
Reveres turned back all the way to the
( bottom and were covered with the lace.
4 The sleeves were very full. with the lace
/ inserted in the lower portion. The top OF
tthe sleeve was beautifully caught with
large silk cord and tassels The front
was also arranged 50 as to fastan in
.tdcublc-breasted fashion. When thus TIC
Z front was an exact imitation OF the
Trimming used on the back. and contained
& straight turnover collar
Daqte. at Chatham.
Ono of the most .unique entertainments
was given last Thursday night by Mr.
/: +. j. Wooding at his Saw Dust Hollow
saw mill, near Chatham A large plat
form was built on the top of a very large
pile OF saw dust, and made an ideal place
.1or dancing.
The guests arrived at shutdown and
swere soon partaking Of delicious re-
past. seated around huge log fires. The
hollow was brilliantly lighted with pine
fagots suspended from the surrounding
arecs. The Hollow string band furnished
xhe music for the dancers, and the crisp
Z autumn air aroused much enthusiasm In
those engaged In the giddy whrl Mr..
4 Wooding's guests We're: Miss Parke
Whitehead, with Mr., L. j. Woodng; Miss
(. Edna Hunt, with Mr.. j. e. Lanler; Miss
i Mary Payne. of Lynchburg. with Mr..
III +. Hunt, Jr.; Miss Nellie Mcintosh, Of
!14eesburg. with DIR, u C. Giles Miss
Emma Tate, with Mr.. r. *. Akel,s; Miss
Ella Lockett, with Mr.. Coleman Johnson:
Miss Mary Sue Taylor, with Mr.. Edgar
Whitehead; Miss Kate shelton, with Mr..
4 T.. IA. Shelton: Miss SallieaTaylor, with
4 Mr.. Wyatt Corbin Stays: Messrs. j. A.
4Tredway. Edwin held, Berkeley Shields.
tEpruce White, Sandie White. Collie Gools-
y ',y, r. It. St!th Lewis Whitehead. Chap