The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31


Alpha Jotmson, wlsher. wright, ethel
sNfeGaw, I)ora Dickens; Messrs. A1exan-
der Sands HuFh Wclfolls, Lee Lorraine,
Is,lyson5 Eweil, Boyd Tyler, Thomas Price.
'fylsr. Bob PITY, Henry George, Sam
Phillips, Charles vvnlford. Luther
Throckmorson. blair Tita, Oscar Noble,
Edward Iseakes Hunter Camp. Adorlan
Fits, David Merrill, Robert Throckmor-
Goocliland; TON Noble, Kent Noble.
Wright Noble and Winnie Porter.
Miss Crowder Honored.
Miss Edns Earle nfcrsnurlrs was ',at
home to her friends ut MT. Laurel
I3allsville, VA. from to 10, on Tuesday
evening. III honor OF her cousins. Misses
Mary Olivia Trayser, X OF Reidsville, N.
CT and Matte Virginia t'rowder, OF
Richmond. 81
e Games were INDUCED In ana q musical
amusement. I'LL 1. III Sa n sE5f85
d Miss Mary Web Wilson won the FIRST
prize and Mr.. While Banlss VI got the
s'..boobys prize. It'll. II
i refreshments worc served and all
lspent ali enjoyable evening. Those pres-
sSent were Misses Trayser, Crowder. Mary
w. and saliie Wilson, Grace Blantonj
sMadge Curry Bagby, Jessie Mae Gar
srett, Fanny HristoM, Annie Goodman,
Sue Eggleston ana Alice T'rantz: Ncssrs.
Milton Laurine. Richmond; Bernard
gsTrnyser McLaurine, Miller Blanton.
Willie Banks. T.. d. Trayser, Allen Jeter,
Lee Netherlnnd, John Garrett, thur
Tlippen. ,33. !. 4 .
at Leigh Street Church.
on Friday night, Janunry 9Th, at Leigh
street Baptist. Church here Will be q
verySunique ana beautiful entertainment,
gwen entitled ..Ehe PnBsing &of the Old,
and sthe Coming OF tile Az w Year. III II
This @entertainnertsi s held under this
auspices OF the circle OF which Miss
Sarah Allen is chairman and is for. the
benefit Of the organ fund. Good music
will complete an attractive programme.
II oliday Dance.
"A Miss Isabel Parkinson, Of the Univcr-
sity Of Virginia, gave a delight full dance
Thursday evening, IN the home OF her.
mother, complimentary to Misses May
and Blake Bickers, Of Washington, p.
c., who IRE spending Christmas as her
guests Ii Il
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Bradford, Mrs. W. II. Echols,5 Mr. y
md Mrs. w. NJ. Thornton, Mrs. "a Ian
Campbell =, OF Alabama; Miss Estelleii
Burthe Miss SIettie Holmes NJ ISIS Anna
Darlington Miss Edith Isonlers,S Miss
Mary III arlnon, Misses Elizabeth Ssss Ran
.dolph. Eleanor Lyle, Gretchen Ed gar
.Rebecca Albin, s. Margaret and Eugenia
Barringer, isabel n seamon, Dlise Miles
anu Messrs. Rufus, Paul. George and
Victor Barringer, Lyle Campbell, Minor
and John sLy le,; Charlie 4 Rowell, Angus
and Oliver IcholsI Page Kemp, Reeves,
seainon, Harry Harmon, Edward Thorn
ton and STANLEY Wilson.
Class Emf rtaii1rnerlt.
Il on Friday evening, December Goth, Dr.
James N 8 Whitfield professor Of chemis--
try in Richmond College. entertained hfs
.class at his sidenco, No. 200 East Grace
Street. sSj{i y \ HIM
IL The appliances Of \ his laboratory fur
srished unique ana beautiful decorations
for the table where tripods did service
Us cake and fruit stands. and retorts
and test tubes sparkled with glowing
$colored waters. OF course, holly and
.nlstletoe were In evidence. /
Miss Webb Conplimented
An enjoyable entertainment was given
at the homo d Of 4 Mr.. and Mrs. g. wv.
Robertson. Of Chesterfield county, on
n ~ NAISS AsO ~ -
son In honor OF Miss Dorothy We bb, Of
Richmond, " a. The pnrlors were beau
itifully decorated with flowers and ever
green's s3 n I55s sSs
After spending an enjoyable evening
with games, recltations and music,
visitors were invited in tho dlning-room
where refreshments were served. II ' ii
The party included Misses Dorothy
Webb, Of Richmond. Va. ; sallie and Bes-
sic Leigh robertson, Wilnette. Fannie
and Mary Gill. Lula and Yirgie Jackson,
Annie ana Rosa Evans; NIessrs. Maitland /
jackson. Edgar Eanes, OF Ettrich; Ernest
Ivey, Collie Evans. s5S tier and Robert /
Robertson, Julian and Joe Gresham
James Ritchle and Thomas Bagwell, OF
Petersburg. 4 Ed E6
n Chaperones were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Robertson. Mrs. "A. NJ. Ivey and Mr.. and
Mrs.. w. Gibson Robertson. OF Peters
burg, a. II
For Mr.. Dillon.
Misses Leila and Phennie Dillon, OF
South Pine Street, gave a very enjoyable
party T,rid;H night In honor Of their
brother, Mr.. g. G.. Dillon Of Farmyille.
~ Their home was beautifully decorated
to carry out the color scheme of blue and
green. Games were played, and at 1890
o'clock n delicious refreshments were
served AT y o'clock thegparty broke up,