The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

of an unusually fine soprano Of remark I
able richness, vibrancyt and sweetness
i She was assisted by Miss Myrtle Red
i ford. whose piano numbers were si ,Ietl
Will, much brilliancy and nr'isnc ll ,l,i.
Miss BEDFORD is one of 1'lchmohuo 5 p o;
/ pinnists and accompanies.
i Tho following numbers were given:
a. IF I Were Bird q ehse, !,
III SHADOW Dance. .MaclloW'ctiii@
Miss BEDFORD
d, Beloved, 1t Is Morn .'.4\Slward
b. ''Slumhor Sons"........ Gerrltt Smltn
4 9, "lf Could Steal Your Winss'..s .ti ~
i d. "Florian's Godar q
Mrs. Thomas.
4 'Fruhlingera uchen''.. .s.......,.. Slndlns
4 Miss Redford
a. "Endymion". ....... $1,000. Leh n'.n
b. .Mignon' ~ fiilrueio
4 e. ..NIargarita".. ...,..... L.ohta
1 d. AT Parting. ROGERS
Mrs. Thomas.
Horse Show Party. Il
4 Miss Page Aylett Royal has been the
d rncs, for the past two weeks of Mrs.
Charles Buck at her lovely home, nose
HILL" 4,lbemarc county.
During the .Albemarlc Horse SHOW MISS
Il Royall was a member OF u large party
|
Mamie Langhorne Shaw. The first day
of the show the party Included Miss
Ella Buck, Miss julie Osterloh, Misc
& Page Aylctt Royal, Miss Nora Lang
x horne. Mr.. Lindsey Warren, of Boston;
5 Mr. Gordon Smith, and others.
Enjoyable Dance.
Messrs Fleming A1cCuc and Purcell
Il NlcCuc gave n beautiful and hshiv en-
! ioyablc dance ut The Greenwood 1iouse
\ last Monday evening, The dqnca.S were
Miss Alice Doyle. with Mr. Charles 'ur-
cell; Miss Mary Street, With NJ. Fur
cell McCue; Miss Mamie Cuhbia with Me-
!, Shield Flemng; Miss Virginia LENDER
son. Mr.. Woods lIllerson; Miss Garry
r Henderson, Mr. Fitz; Miss Annie Coy.
t nor, Mr.. Charles Stoors; Miss Eleanor
!, Trown. Mr.. Easton Pcrris; Miss Melee.
t Mr.. ASmistcad rhirley; MissLola brown,
. MI. Mac Donaldson, and Miss Meme
VIM. Mr.. Thompson Brown.
G One of the most pleasant events or till.
) nst week Mt Greenwood was 4 seyen-hhnn
!, ouchrc rarty given by Mrs, S. ". Per
Q r,nson 81, Tho Greenwood House The
e Waivers were: Mrs. s. V. Perk1nsoh,
II MYs. TT. G.. Rordin, Mrs, j. G. GraEsol',
e baroness Paul de T.annay Mrs Mary
+ Tnhnston Mrs j. c. Grayson and Mr-
!, Townrd Williams.
= mo prl2n winners were Mrs. Johnston
!. ana Mr.. Cirayson Among the snes' > a.
: Greenwood House are Mrs y. ~, No.
t,nson. Mrs McNInn and family MI
nnd Mrs T. S. VIM, Miss Nellie Winn
"a Miss A. Schmitt and Mrs. II. A. Sc
le nark Of Richmond
Mrs. tones Entertalns.
:. ,rrs cortcz ~. Jones entertained IN hel
- home a, Chestnut IIill TUESDAY niSht u
-, honor az her guests, Miss Edna Lock.
- ,wnod md Master Walter Lockwood. @
=, wash,nrton. nnd Miss Kate Riddick, q
~ nnriold N. G. Progressive 'Old Maia
., was played. Mr.. Warren poilh,T 81
~ ried Off the first prize. wafer ilusne'
- won the second and Miss h'du'c X, ~. Nv
as boobv. Among those present were Nilsse
c1 Tdna Lockwood, Kate Rlddick, Fanni
pn;tonv Ilorence Baker, Bessie Mar
sholl bertha Marshall. Annie Sale am
10 ,,t,e Miss Iauretta Macdownll,s Alasle
~ walter Lockwood Mcssrs, warren 20
rd faux. walter Hughes, Willie Gooho, Iic
- snlc sydney Laird, Robert LAIRD an
"a Rcrinie Ienl.
x.' Charming Hostess.
he Mrs. James N. Williamson, Jr. g
r burlington, n. c., was the charmin
hostess Of one of the most pleasant IN
h unouc entertainments of the season, ~
N occasion was n Japanese party, give
he August Sth in honor of MISS Mlh''ie 7
Of Williamson of Reldsville N, Q.
rrhe house and spacious verandas wei
o,ohorataly decorated with festoohs
lanterns, parasols and other specimens
- Japancse art. attractively hrTanse,
IL amidst n perfcc, bower OF bhutllul l'oN
nc ers, suggesting Japanese plri'snte =,
SO dan ,rhn hostess, looking exceptional
handsome In beautiful japanese CO.
&c, tune with Miss Williamson and MIS-. y
p i Holt, welcomed her guests on q
of southern vArandah, which was nrrans'
to represent Japanese len room,
5or Tho guests were in costume, VIM
~ added much To the effectiveness or
49,. scene. progressive game was nu
nninvcd Thc tables were marked VI
large bows Of bright-hued r!bbon,
which we're numbers in japanese chara
tors. The score cards wore OF sllK, VI
mysterious looking eharaolers' anu !
scoring WAS done with tlhy Ni'Ni'''N' -
\ und umbrellas 4 .
lmcnts The chrysanthcmum effect ohial
ed tho bright colors of the flower prl'
: Initiated TO perfection; me saians :, ~
and cakes bearing the shape. as wei
tile color. OF this henuufui halloi'
flower of the little brown men aero
I this sea, III.
Mrg. Williamson before her MARIA
was Miss Saunders, daughter Of the Ia
| r. A. Saunders of Richmond iieF ma
friends here are always lnterts'au
| hearing from her ana GnJoS'n9 "'p'n'
4 OF her well-known skin ~ me art
!. entertaining.
: spencer-Tucker.
Miss Annie Spencer, the daughter
Mr. and AIRS. j. 49, Spencer formerly
plkevlle Tenn, who has been residl
o at Georgcl, Va, for the past year, q
MIR. Woodson g. Tucker, superintcnds
- OF the Imboden Coal and Coke 60
= pany, were married NJ GeorEe' hus'
athi,t 4,so r.. NJ The Rev. MI Casa
pcrfnrGeA iiic ceremony
Observation-Disclosures.
ntfsa Mary Louie Alexand
daughter OF Mrs. Waller @. AZ
ander, of Washington, ~ O., WAS N
rcd nj noon, Saturday, IN 81, alaFgM
Episcopal Church, Washington, 10
Chas. n, l.anghornr, ,Hc
a. Reginald Williams oliiclai'nE,
Mr.. IAnebornn, who " connected
l,uui,aul,s tS,o Nirpia Ia Carolina III