The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
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Grant, Anna Purcell Lucy Tatum, Alice
Doyle, Cartwright, Louise purcell, Julia
ostelow, Mary Drake, Sarah Banghnan,
Misses lie Fevre. Gay Courtney, Hattie
Shields Brent Witt Berkley Courtney
Jeane Taylor, Margaret Mcclure, Nancy
Waddill. Preston Womack, isabelle Mid.
deton, Margaret williams. Martha Robin
son Nellie Gordon, Langhorne Cosby.
1ucv skelton 1nea Montague. Page
Royall, Lucy Christian Aileen Cowardln,
Jul,ctte Keith, Louise Herbert, Dora
i Dickens. Cora Younger, Bessie seldcn,
I Charlotte Miller, Carrie Armistead. Rosa.
lie Tones. Louise McAdains Carrie Neal,
Z Fannie warwick, Mrs. Page Burwell,
Miss Sanford. Hartford, Conn.
About seventy-five cadets were In ut"
tendance in full dress uniform. Among
The ". nj. I. alumni, Messrs. Isaac Daven-
port. Henry McCance, p. L. Conquest,
If. and others. The staff and Company
A were invited, and quite a number wero
present. Company - was represented by
tho Following: Lieut.. Burwell Sergeant
tucker, Sergeant 13osseau, Messrs Mon
tague. Bosoilen, Pemberton. Shafer, Ar.
cher, Bigger Iinford, Brockenbrough,.
Crump, Daniel. dlinn, Graham, Gum.
Haw, Hobson, Leonard, Mccoy. Meade,
Ruyster, James Smith, b. II. Smith,
stacy. Turner, .pnd Goddard. Private
Smith also present, and Mr.. T. Garnet
Tabb.
General Ship OF v. NJ. l., was a most
welcome guest
The members of the v. M. T. corps were
enthusiastic over the affair, and lhe
4 members OF Company I3 have been show
cred with congratulations upon It's great
success, especially the committee, Messrs.
Cutchins, Drake, Munford, Brocken-
brough and Correl The graceful COM
plment paid the cadets was thoroughly
appreciated. Tho v. NJ. l. boys have rea-
son to be attached TO this stnunch old
military organization. rs many graduates
OF the v. NJ l. have been among the
officers OF the Blues at various periods
OF its history, the present captain Of
n Company y numbering among their rep
rescntativc men, and while circumstances
prevented his attending tho dance. his
name echoed throughout the ballroom
In characteristic college yell from the
v. NJ. ]. boys
Inaugural Ball.
The inaugural bail, given at Saenger
Hall by the Ircquois Club, last Wednes-
day evening, was a most brilliant and
successful affair, and was greatly en-
3oyed by those present. The committee
on arrangements was composed Of Messrs.
Archie Steiner. 3. w. Mallby, Sam Mich
ael and Abram spigcl. The orchestra
was under the direction OF Prof, Martin.
Those present werc:' NJ cssrs. J. S. COIN,
Archie Steiner. 3. w. Mallory, Simon
( Steiner. Sam Levy, Sam Michael, Max
Stern. Louis Kramer Abram spigcl. Geo.
Lutte. Joe Elsner, Meyer Levy. Ike Muir
c : afo+
Harold Rubensteln, Joe Spigei, Ike Eplgei,
Abe Cohn, J. NJ. Kaufman. Charles Ja-
cobs, Meyer swartz. Nathan Rosenfeit
Milton Block. OF Cincinnati Ohio; Sas.i
Davis, OF New York city; Oscar Meyer;
Of Camden, n. J., and Louis Field. OF
s P!ttsburg, Pa; Miss Hannah COIN, Miss
Florence sher.ef, Miss Stella Lutte, Miss
I Rosa Harris Miss Annie sherief, Miss
Annie Mallory, Miss Rosa tMallary. Miss
Elfrieda Heller. Miss Sadie Stern, Miss
Leah stern, Miss Esther Alperin, Miss
Fanny Alperin. Miss Susie Gold, Miss
Selma Jacobs. Miss Lena I<ra mer. MISS
Eta Kramer. Miss Paula Heller. Miss
4 Sarah IIymes. Miss Ida Hymes. Mrs. =.
NJ. Kaufman. Mrs. Cha rles Jacobs, Mrs,
i. Coplan, Miss Rebecca Rotkin. Hiss
Jennie Murchnnt, Miss Lizzie spigel Miss
Freda shumaker Miss Annie Goldwater,
Miss Gusslo Marks Miss Fanny Mem
desofn. OF Toronto Canada; Miss Selma
sonnenberg. "a OF Petersburg, Va; Miss
Mirlanc Loyenstein. Of Brooklyn, y. y;
Miss Elnora Strauss. OF Baltimore, Md:
Miss May Levin. Of Raleigh, n. c., and
Miss Pauline Phillips, OF Boston. Mass.
At Woman's Club.
Il On Monday afternoon at the Woman's
Club. Mr. Harry Ellard. of Colorado,
will lecture on THE Passionists OF our
southwcst'' or "a Revelation of the
Penitentes OF New Mexico Mr.. Ellard
comes to Richmond with an enviable
reputation ms "a charming speaker.
Mrs. Dupont H IGNORED.
Mrs. Alexander Cameron was the host
ess OF n luncheon given ut her country
home, Cameron Lodge on Saturday
afternoon. at 2 o'clock p. NJ. In honor
OF Mrs Dupont. OF Montpelier" Orange
county
Lovely table and dining room decora-
tons were In dahllas. chrysanthemums
and roses. Those present were Mr.. and |
James Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Nalle Mr.. George Zlnn. Mr.. and Mrs
tGolsan. Dr. Andrews, Mr.. George Bar
bour. Mr. and Mrs. Barton II. Cameron
Mr. Thomas Atkinson. Misses Mary,
Janet and Flora Cameron. Mr., md Mrs
Alexander Cameron and Mr.. Thomas
Barbour.
Hunt Lunch.
e. The members Of the Blue Ridge Hunt |
Club were given most delightful lun-
cheon at " Anncf1eld," the homo OF Mr.
Butler, NJ. II. H.cof Clarke county8last
Saturday. There were nearly one hun-
dred guests present. After the lunch
the hounds We're brought out and there
n pood r,if, ThnSn talklnp m ri In l.