The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
trimmed witlSred hearts, and Miss Mar tia


trimmed witESred hearts, and Miss Martha
Chambers, In pink ordion-plaitcd&t arle-
ton, trained by the Misses Blnford, cx-
ecuted q cake walk In a manner that
would have done credit to pro fcHsionals.
Other 1nembers OF the class belonging to
tho Misses Binford, who Joined in le
valentine dance, were Evelyn Byrd NY ar
wick, Helen Lorraine. Margaret aMcV eigf,
George and Martha "a A1unce, Frederick;
Adkins, Helen, Lucille and Ethel Williams.
Bessie Lodor, Nancy Stokes, Helen w hit
lock and Beatrice Slrk. f5
Miss Thomas and the members Of the
auxiliary were warmly congratulated on
the entire success of their programme.
They desire to express their thanks to
those who assisted thenl8by contributions
or In any other wa & III
At the Wotnan's Club.
Miss Maria Blair has promised the
members OF the Woman's Club and their.
friends the pleasure OF hearing he. lee
iture on Shakespearc's .N Richard H.
Monday afternoon Mt 4:so o'clock.
Moore Johnson.
MIR. ana Mrs. Harry a. Johnson. Of Ash
land. Ohio have announced the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Effle Irene, 70
Mr.. Charles Livingston Moore, Of Wash
inRton, D. c., to take place on February
Church. The bride e Is very popular and
attractive with literary tastetand culture.
and wins a host Of friends by reason Of
her raro social graces and fine personal
charm. The groom, is descended from the
6Wingficlds and Guthries of Virginia, and
As well known in business and social cir
icles OF washington. The wedding will
lie followed by a reception at the home
Of the BRIDE after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore will leave for Cuba, Nassau and
FLORIDA. The wedding Is the elimination
of pretty little romance, which COM
menced at ST. Augustine. Fla, last sea-
son. sS{58 # ,ifi '3i
Miss Fitzgerald Entertains.
Miss I,lllc Fitzgerald entertained Just
FOR, FUN at hearts last Friday evening.
Charming parlor decorations were lnN :,
hearts and red candles In brass CANDLE
sticks, and pink and white roses.
II Miss Susie Norfleet won girls first prize.
a silver Int pin. The BOBBY, a double
heart brooch. was awarded Miss Kath-
lecn richardson Mr. Hugh Rose and Mr..
Mason Berkeley were consoled$ Refresh
mentsE were served on the card table af-
ter the game.
Those present were Miss Mary Putzel,
Miss Gertrude r'lournoy, Miss Matte
Brown, Miss Martha Fitzgerald. Miss
Miss Martha Chnffln; Messrs. r.. Mitchell
Brown, William s. Camp. BIangburn Skel-
ton, Mason Berkely. William J. Grlgg.
II, b I, Hufty, Hugh Rose and Robert Nor
fleet, \ ~ 81 7: G5 5ss
Huguenot Society.
The Richmond Branch OF the IIuguenot
Society will hold Its unnua meeting at
81, Paul's Church this Sunday evening a Il
s O'Clock. DR., w, "a. Barr, formerly of
Monumental Church, will make the adj
dress All those Interested In the cause
arc urged to be present
Beta Beta Chapter Entertain,
The Beta Beta Chapter. Kappa Sigma
Fraternity, OF Richmond College. gave II
most enjoyable dance Mt Hermitage Golf
Club on Friday evening, February 10Th,
The ballroom was decorated III Kappa
Sigma and college colors, apple-gveen and
white and tho dance was chaperoned by
Mrs. a. j Chewing and Miss Pleas
ants, Among those who participated in
tho dance were Miss Taylor, Of North
Carolina, With Mr., s, B, Bragg; Miss
Ruby Chewing with Mr.. w. p. crls-
inond, Mr., and Mrs g. II. Dllnaway,
Miss Emily Waddlll with Mr., Joseph Graz
ham, Miss Nellia Sutton With MIR. w, NJ.
Grayatt, Miss Jean Irigg, of Abingdon,
Ma, with Mr. O.GM. Richardson; Miss
Louise Herbert With Mr.. j. Gordon Smith,
Miss Otey Minor With MI, W. n. i.
Smith, III, Miss Edith Watkins With MI.
II. q, Pollard, Miss Rosa Smith With Mr..
&c. 81 70. Hughes, of the Phi Gamma nclt,l