The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-09
Social and
Personal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

y a 1.
The last german before Lent was given
nv the Richmond Club in the Masonic.
Temple last evening, and closed series
z Of remarkably brilliant entertainments.
The bellies and beaux were out IN force;
The hall was most attractive IN PINK ana
green, and the dancing was animated 70
a degree.
and the men their most gallant attire
and manners, SO that the season of 1904
sped to it's finish with appropriate Leap
Year celebration, it being universally
chara cterizedS as one Of the most charm
ing and successful in the history OF the
Richmond Club.
Debutante and Leap Year Dance.
One of the PROTEST Of the ante-Lenten'
social events will be the german gotten
up by Miss Lucy Shelton. MISS May
Goolsby Miss Rebecca Walker and MISS
Lelsn Archer, to be danced IN belV4oere
Hall this evening.
Mr. John L. de Treville will lead and
the german will be chaperoned by a'num-
Der of society matrons and gentlemen
patrons.
Young girls present will be Miss Esther
Berkeley Miss Langhorne Cosby. MISS
Mamie Waddill, Miss Mittie Dobson, MISS
Mary Drewry, Miss Anne smith. MISS
| Jane Carter Miss Kathleen Woods, MISS
Lizzie Cochran, Miss Bessie Watson, MISS
Ellen Meade, Miss Sophie White. Miss
Hattie Shields, Miss Mary Brockenbrough,
| Miss Margaret watkins. Miss katherine
|sWatlkins, Miss Josephine Sullivan, MISS
Feachy Lyme. Miss Nan Morris. Miss lmo-
gcn Fitzgerald, Miss Lillian Binford, Miss
Carrie Neal. Miss Nellie sutton, MISS
| Cora Younger, Miss Evelyn Glenn, MISS
Rose Morris, Miss Gladys Frazier. Miss
Elise Parkinson, Miss Susie King, Miss
Constance Triton, Miss Mary Moulton,
Miss Mary Camp, Miss Margaret VIII
liams, Miss McClung, Miss Rena Glaze,
brook, Miss Marion Smith, Miss Ethel
| McCaw. Miss Rhoda Davis, Miss Amber,
| Miss Mary Stuart Buford, Miss Constance
Bates. Miss Meade and Miss Leary.
Annual Reception,
On Thursday afternoon Grace Church
School Of Arts will hold Its annual re,
ceptiou and exhibition, Beautiful art
needlework viii be exhibited.
Friends of the school and tho PUBLIC
generally are invited to be present. Moth,
Ing will be offered for sale, but there VIII
be a beautiful exhibit Of pupils and teach
ors' work from to o'clock
Light refreshments will be served,
i Choir Recital.
The choir OF Grace Episcopal Church
will give choir recital in the church OF
Wednesday evening February 10th, a
8:16 O'Clock. An attractive proBFalnWe NA
been arranged for the occasion, the mum
beers consisting of selections from the ora
, toIlos and compositions by other cassl
, sacred composers, Tho choir. which Ia
t the reputation of being one OF the fines
! In the South, has been rehearsing for som
3 time past under The direction OF Dr.. "
t f. @. McGchee, the organist and choll
i master OF the church, and musical urea
{, is In store for those who attend,
o At the Woman's Club,
: AN exceedingly scholarly and f'nishe.
lecture was given at the Womans Clu1
last afternoon By Mr.. John Hunter,
g Mr.. Hunter was introduced In her &C
i customed happy manner by Mrs. J. a
: LEROY. His subject WAS SCHILLER an
n was handled in a mastery manner III
y lecturer being greeted with warm ap
i plause when he concludsd
e A large audience filled the parlors, chair
l. mans guests being Mrs. John Peyton Nc
T. CURE, Mrs. josiah LeaSe, Miss Jul
% Mayo, Mrs. A.. r. Morton, Miss Virgins
d Sully, Major Robert Stiles and Admira
/. Iiarrie Webster.
Tea and coffee were poured BY Mrs