The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

afternoon was agreeably varied with mu-
sic and all present found reason to con-
graduate themselves and other mcm-
hers in regard to the recently adopted de-
cision that every alternate chapter meet
Ing should be devoted 70 literary sub
jccts. 3sjt4 tx u. MI F5. ts55 ssli.i N
Miss O'Ferrall Conpli1nented.
The Danv!lle Bee of Tuesday had the
following complimentary mention of Miss
O'Ferral who Is the guest or Mrs. AL
geron Capcll in that city. The mention.
says: 80 r.
3 Mrs. oliver w. Dudley's luncheon. as .
courtesy to Miss Helen O'Ferrall, was
one OF the most elegant functions OF the
week, assembling together a charming
cotcrie Of the most attractive young
ladies who grace the social set, and Thurs
day ut noon marked this most delight
full affair." Covers We're laid for twelve,
and the appointments Of the table We're
most Respondent with cut glass, silver and
lovely china, while the Tom Lawson pink
carnations in profusion formed a most
fragrant centerpiece. At each guests
plate were lovely little valentines In
the form of messenger boys and Japan
ESQ figures, ladened with lovely flowers.
Miss .o'Ferrall is the attractive daugh-
ter OF ex-Governor Charles r. OsFer-
rail-, on whose staff Colonel Dudley served,
and the guests invited to meet her on
Thursday were Misses Bessie Watson,
Sadie Ilurvie, Marguerite Jordan. india
Watson, Agnes Jones. Sue Schoolcld,
Mary Gravely, Darden. OF Newsoms;
Mabel Robinson and Mrs. George Penn, ~
Richmond Girls at German.
A number of Richmond girls were ut
the mitl-winter dance, given in Dnnvllle
by the German Club, Of that city, last
Friday evening.
-Among those dancing were Miss O'For-
rail- IN pink messalne. and Miss Waller
Jcfiress in white lace over SILK. Both
young ladies are from this city. Other
young ladies We're Misses Mary Gravey,
in pink point despyit over silk; Mary
Hunter Bethel, canary colored silk, yell
low cowslips and black trimmings; India
Watson, white china silk, pink ribbons,
Marguerite Walters. Rcidsville, n, c.,
light blue crepe dc chine; Marguerite Jor-
dan. blue Powered organdy; Estelle Tuck
er, black net, crimson trimmings; Miss
Dickinson, pink null and lace; Mimi
Phifer. cream silk null; Mabel Robinson,
black net and crimson; Agnes Jones,
black spanglcd net; Leona Yawter. white
china silk and chiffon trimmings; Mary
| Lou Tucker flowered net over pink; Bea,
| S|s W dNSpl'' WAN a''N Sl1NS'CA Spa''S'SN
net over silk; Roy Smith, of Culpeper
white silk Miss Darden, lowered net
Miss Goodwin, OF Fincastle, lavender. soft
| silk and lace; Miss Speers, blue lowered
null; Miss Goodwin, white chiffon cloth
| and lace; Miss Derrick, white organdy
| blue ribbons. Miss Daisy Hancock, white
net; Edna Hunt, Of Chatham, pink flow,
cred net over silk; Mrs. Hunt, of South
| Boston, white silk null, and Mrs, Ed. Hol
land, red silk null. and Messrs. Roscoe
Anderson, Nicholas Ruffin, Robert Smith
Dan Jordan, Ballard Keen, Lahghornt
| Ficklen, Berkeley Pollock, Frank Nsnls
ED, Holland, Ed Young, Keith and Ken
meth NOEL, ". w Clark, w. G. Hurt, g
II I3arksdaIe, John OVERLY, Frank ane
Waiter Terrell, Lewis Walker, ]. Stanle!
Oliver, Ed Coleman. Moseley Bendail
John Moore. Hunt Wimblsh. Marion Rob
| inson and Price Withers.
| The chnperones were Mrs. Allen Pattol
and Mrs, w, W Williamson.
Mrs, ShaW's Fine Riding,
Mrs. acknowledgements Shaw. who ha
been spending the winter in: Leicester